
It's a quick car and a good test bed for how much a 60-130 mph sprint can sway in different DA (density altitude).
This is important to note as the problem with times is they vary. They are fluid. They are not static yet you will notice that forum racers will always choose the quickest time or comparison purposes rather than the average time.
A guy will cherry pick a run from ATCO in -3000 DA and then wonder why another car in Arizona in 90 degree weather is more than a second off.
This is a difference of roughly 2700 feet yet it affects the 60-130 sprint by almost 4/10's of a second:

The larger the DA disparity the larger the difference. A 2700 foot spread is not even that large considering how elevation and weather changes across the USA let alone the globe.
There is a reason the quickest and fastest times all come from ATCO (or MIR) in the winter. That reason is DA.
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