Your brain was telling you what you already know. 1/4 mile runs belong on a 1/4 drag strip. Not public roads. Oh, and what is Dragy? Never heard of it.

 

DRAGY

See above hyperlink.

 

OK, so just a GPS timer basically. Certainly more accurate than SRT pages. But still, you can concentrate more and thus do better at the track.

 

I only ran on the Street back in the late 80's and never again, then started going to Drag Strips and it was more fun and loved the idea of having safety crew on hand. The only thing about a strip is knowing when to get out of it should the vehicle gets loose.

 

street racing is illegal. It should never be done. Only bad people do that. I'm a good person.

 

Yes, street racing is illegal. It should never be done. Only bad people do that. I'm a good person.

I did both, I'm a bad, bad person that fortunately never got caught, never had an accident or caused one. But that was back in the 70's when roads weren't as crowded. Now days I wouldn't think about doing it. We have two local drag strips that seems to keep the local street racing to a minimum.

 

Don't do stupid stuff but if you must don't post any videos on YouTube.

 

Rent a copy of American Graffiti. That was the Rohnert Park Expressway. It was a no brainer for the producers since we already had it all marked off and the cop's new it. They pretty much left us alone because it was safer than Petaluma Hill Road or Chalk Hill road. Fast forward to today and I can't think of any road in your area that is safe enough to do test hits on at least not until late at night. Guerneville Road out past Fulton might work but I'd avoid it during the day time. We had the Cotati drag strip but lack of funding shut it down and it never reopened after Sear's Point was built.