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Originally Posted by steve05ram360
whats ABA testing?
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The A test is the control. Data is gathered before the mod is added to the vehicle.
The B test gathers the data collected after a modification has been performed.
The last A test undoes the modifications and brings the vehicle back to the same condition it was in when doing the control test. This should confirm the original A test data. If it does not, then some condition has changed which should cause the B test to be questioned.
An example of why the second A test could be significantly skewed is changing wind conditions. If the wind changed during testing, then the B data is invalid.