A couple of old threads on TPR - Pace and Cap

Mitch44 · 09-28-2021, 03:46 PM

Dave,
It sounds more and more to me like a lone speed angle, which is always subject to go wire to wire. They are over looked at times. And with a 5 point or 5 lg. advantage their subject to burn other E types out trying to catch them. They can be honed further to produce better results.

I used the 5 lg. advantage a few years back and gave it to LT1. I discarded it but don't remember specifically why.

My believe is that there are other things or Factors that are better angles than a partial one dimensional factor. Hey many angles get some winners. Don't just look at winners, also look at how many losers. This will give you a minimum acceptable odds for that particular angle. No doubt its nice to have several different angles in the tool box.

Best of luck,
Mitch44

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09-28-2021, 03:46 PM	#12
Mitch44 Grade 1 Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: The Villages, Fl. Posts: 3,872	Dave, It sounds more and more to me like a lone speed angle, which is always subject to go wire to wire. They are over looked at times. And with a 5 point or 5 lg. advantage their subject to burn other E types out trying to catch them. They can be honed further to produce better results. I used the 5 lg. advantage a few years back and gave it to LT1. I discarded it but don't remember specifically why. My believe is that there are other things or Factors that are better angles than a partial one dimensional factor. Hey many angles get some winners. Don't just look at winners, also look at how many losers. This will give you a minimum acceptable odds for that particular angle. No doubt its nice to have several different angles in the tool box. Best of luck, Mitch44