View Full Version : Decoding the timeslip...
PuckPuck
04-16-2001, 12:23 PM
over/under
Draxas
04-16-2001, 12:34 PM
I think Over/Under is used in Bracket Racing.....where you give them your Dial In time, the time you say you wont go under....and whoever gets the closest to their Dial In time wins the race.....
I might be wrong though.....
Nikolas
ah i see...
i noticed that ov/un listed on all my timeslips was a different version of my ET... if my et was 15.886 the ov/un was 15886
KMHRacerGrrl
04-20-2001, 02:10 PM
When you run Test and Tune, your "dial in" is 0.00, so you will always show your ET (minus decimal) as your ov/un. If I were bracket racing and dialed 8.50 an ran 8.510, my ov/un would show 0010.
It's not important for your intents and purposes i/expressions/smile.gif