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Message: [QUOTE="taterthedog, post: 964991, member: 1536"] I see a lot of references to backing up a certain number or time. I'm just wondering why it is necessary. For a dyno number, it totally make sense to me if you are going to claim a certain number. A dyno could of had a glitch or something that made a run read wrong. Maybe a certain dyno reads consistently higher or lower than others. When you "back up" a dyno run, is another run on the same dyno ok, or is another dyno preferred? As far as track times, I think a freak one time quick time would be far less probable. If something weird were to happen, I think it would almost always slow down the run. What could happen to make a run a fluke? Maybe a timing equipment malfunction? A strange sudden tail wind? Just a random question. I do think something that runs a certain number consistently is more impressive than "one time I ran a 10". Looking for the logic behind it, that's all. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]

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