YOUR RESEARCHtime tests on bmc & orange cap mods
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completed the orange cap & bmc f1 mods . sound is noticeably enhanced after 4K rpm's. because i have nothing better to do, i did a few time trials. 3rd gear - 4K rpm to 6K rpm: before mods: 4.53s - 4.69s after mods: 4.32s - 4.48s interesting that the spread was exactly .16s (pure coincidence of course). sm 04 c4s cab
how did you do these m,easuraments? by stopwatch? if yes this way is not reliable...reaction time might cause differences, as well as observation of the needle at the speedometer cannot be accurate.... even acelaration meters mounted on windscreens are not that accurate i.e: g-force meter how did you do it, anyway....
i tested with the faithful timex & completed a number of tests. probably about a dozen or so w/ & w/o the mods. accurate or not, the times were lower after the mods. and, i would think the discrepancy in the high/low would help with the overall accuracy?? you are correct though, this is not a science. sm
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