Well, I "backed" up my numbers, and I broke 12's...
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Haha. I can't believe the arguement. There is no way this car is stock. End of story. I agree with War. Lol. If this guy was a good enough driver he could pull mid 12's all day long.
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You should think before you speak. Look at the time slips. The track obviously has something wrong somewhere with its timeing equipment because in the left lane i am consistantly pulling 107, 108 and even 109 mph traps, yet in the right lane i can run similar or better times and not as high in the trap. Hmm, thats a big ****ing clue to me that it might JUST be the track NOT my car.
But you know what, I don't care if you guys think my car is stock or think that I'm full of **** or what ever else. My buddy James and I are going to a DIFFERNT track this weekend and we're gonna see what happens there. I am also hoping to have someone look at the ECU or whatever sometime soon. We will see.
And just so you know, I am a damn good driver, I've launched the car VERY easily the first 2 times I went to the track. I never had any reason not to launch the car carefully. Lets see what happens this weekend.
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here in houston most people go to HRP. Houston Raceway park out in baytown. good track prep and a true 1/4 mile. however there is another track in sealy called lonestar which everyone and their mom know it was originally an 1/8th track and then lengthened to be a 1/4 mile track. however it wasnt lengthened enough. people run better times at lonestar than baytown beause it's a shorter track. it's also slightly downhill. that may be helping out with the et. the trap speed is beyond me. bad sensors or maintenance. and yeah your 60's suck. a 1.9 is decent on a very generous level. personally i consistantly doi 1.73~1.75 when i go on street tires. 1.80~1.85 is more your avg joe/decent.
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If the factory some how messes up, resulting with a 25psi factory evo, would it be fair for the owner to walk around calling the car stock? Same thing with timing etc...
A "stock evo" is one set to factory specifications, and just because nothing has changed since it left the factory, doesn't mean it's set to factory specifications.
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I wouldn't consider a "freak evo" from the factory, stock.
If the factory some how messes up, resulting with a 25psi factory evo, would it be fair for the owner to walk around calling the car stock? Same thing with timing etc...
A "stock evo" is one set to factory specifications, and just because nothing has changed since it left the factory, doesn't mean it's set to factory specifications.
If the factory some how messes up, resulting with a 25psi factory evo, would it be fair for the owner to walk around calling the car stock? Same thing with timing etc...
A "stock evo" is one set to factory specifications, and just because nothing has changed since it left the factory, doesn't mean it's set to factory specifications.
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maybe thats whats going on with my car, I don't watch my boost guage that close but I've been told by passangers that it peaks all the way, though I'm not sure. I like to keep my eyes on the road, but I'm going to see what it does today, I know a nice long open road where I can put "one" eye on the boost guauge to see what happens...