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Jul 3, 2008, 02:38 PM
#62
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My car is 3462lbs with me in it. I'm glad Manny's math is as good as his spelling. The point of all of this was an event between 2 friends. It got ugly within last few posts cuz some ***** decided to take it there.
I'm sure if I check the call logs on the cellphones these guys are just chatting it up.
The situation will be rectified today.
Anybody else have tough talk for me?
I'm sure if I check the call logs on the cellphones these guys are just chatting it up.
The situation will be rectified today.
Anybody else have tough talk for me?
Jul 3, 2008, 03:23 PM
#65
Not so sure I believe this one. You're saying your Evo weighs over 200lbs heavier than it did when stock despite all the mods you have that are lighter than stock? I would have a hard time believing your Evo is even 3510 _with_ you. Where did you weigh it?
Jul 3, 2008, 03:56 PM
#66
Ohh yes my heavy lap top 19' alienware which people that seen me , seen my huge computer.
I don't have alot of crazy weight reduction on my car I still have all crash beams on all sides.
Weigh at Mr.Mcar in Jersey by Don Fields.
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Jul 3, 2008, 04:25 PM
#71
Dan, you're a crazy man, too. I have been to the track over a hundred times, and I empty my car each time. I always bring tools, extra fuel, and my laptop backpack. The laptop stays in the front seat, and the rest comes out. Nobody touches it the whole 5-6 hours, then I load it up and go home. Maybe you race with shady people or something.
Running with tools in your car is both dangerous and counterproductive - think about it, guys.
Jul 3, 2008, 05:01 PM
#73
Why would you drive around daily with tons of tools. That's crazy. I don't know what would motivate you to spend tens of thousands of dollars on power mods then worry about running at the track the same way you do on the street instead of optimizing your setup. I mean...you can't race for real on the street anyway, so there's no point. You can do what you want, but that is extremely foolish.
Dan, you're a crazy man, too. I have been to the track over a hundred times, and I empty my car each time. I always bring tools, extra fuel, and my laptop backpack. The laptop stays in the front seat, and the rest comes out. Nobody touches it the whole 5-6 hours, then I load it up and go home. Maybe you race with shady people or something. Running with tools in your car is both dangerous and counterproductive - think about it, guys.
Dan, you're a crazy man, too. I have been to the track over a hundred times, and I empty my car each time. I always bring tools, extra fuel, and my laptop backpack. The laptop stays in the front seat, and the rest comes out. Nobody touches it the whole 5-6 hours, then I load it up and go home. Maybe you race with shady people or something.
Running with tools in your car is both dangerous and counterproductive - think about it, guys.
See if it's there when you come back from the line.
My tools ,I can't count the times my tools saved me from being towed when something stupid comes loose and you dont have any tools for a simple problem driving around with 700awhp 44psi is just not that realiable I dont care what anyone say's.
Jul 3, 2008, 05:34 PM
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I weigh my car at e-town every time I make the trip to race it. I always want to know the true hp to the ground with the weight factored in with the mph calculation. It helps me make adjustments to the tune at the track.
+1 for carrying tools around with me everyday.
My trunk gets emptied and the laptop goes on the passenger seat. All the bumper supports and crash beams are still in place. Ac, pw,pdl and sunroof still in place.
Jul 3, 2008, 05:48 PM
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Sharkbite.
My last pass was around 8:15pm. You made your first pass right after me and Ricky called me and said it was in the 11's (I thought I remember him saying 11.8's but I could be wrong--there was alot going on.)
I rolled my car back to the pits. That's where you met us for a few. Ricky, my wife, and I decided to stay to cheer you on. When you went back to the staging lanes we went back into the stands to watch the pass.
This is the pass that we saw.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYg8uWIXAQk
I hope you can understand why there was a little doubt. Nothing personal. Again, I'm glad we squashed it.
If you ran 10.9 on another run so be-it.
My last pass was around 8:15pm. You made your first pass right after me and Ricky called me and said it was in the 11's (I thought I remember him saying 11.8's but I could be wrong--there was alot going on.)
I rolled my car back to the pits. That's where you met us for a few. Ricky, my wife, and I decided to stay to cheer you on. When you went back to the staging lanes we went back into the stands to watch the pass.
This is the pass that we saw.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYg8uWIXAQk
I hope you can understand why there was a little doubt. Nothing personal. Again, I'm glad we squashed it.
If you ran 10.9 on another run so be-it.