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The absolute number one reason we built this car was to shut mouths about "drag racing this and that." Now that it is built it is becoming a serious addiction, it is much more fun to be challenged by a 20 minute datalog and tuning than it is 7 second of WOT on a drag pass.
D. Buschur
^^^^^Finally, my prayers have been answered :-) The Evo is a rally and road race car, NOT a drag car. I've never understood the overwhelming obsession with drag racing and power on this board vs. suspension and overall balance.
D. Buschur
^^^^^Finally, my prayers have been answered :-) The Evo is a rally and road race car, NOT a drag car. I've never understood the overwhelming obsession with drag racing and power on this board vs. suspension and overall balance.
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All I ask from a shock is when I change a setting the car feels diferent..(sometimes worse sometimes better...lol) the car went from tight before the last session took out .02 degrees rear camber.a slight toe adjustment and added 2 clicks bump took out 10 degrees of rebound ans the car loosened right up..(the little wiggle mentioned befor,,hehehehe
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Originally Posted by lbcevo
The absolute number one reason we built this car was to shut mouths about "drag racing this and that." Now that it is built it is becoming a serious addiction, it is much more fun to be challenged by a 20 minute datalog and tuning than it is 7 second of WOT on a drag pass.
D. Buschur
^^^^^Finally, my prayers have been answered :-) The Evo is a rally and road race car, NOT a drag car. I've never understood the overwhelming obsession with drag racing and power on this board vs. suspension and overall balance.
D. Buschur
^^^^^Finally, my prayers have been answered :-) The Evo is a rally and road race car, NOT a drag car. I've never understood the overwhelming obsession with drag racing and power on this board vs. suspension and overall balance.
but power, you can use in all kinds of ways.....like stomping a$$ on the interstate, no balance needed for that. (disclaimer: on closed course only)
again, if i could do either, and money was no option....id be at the track everyweekend on 255 hoosiers and a 20g-9 doin it up.
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Sounds like a fun time. I love Mid Ohio its great its only 45 minutes from home as its one of the best tracks in the US.
Robi to bad you did not run there before, I would have liked to see your thoughts on the new pavement.
Robi to bad you did not run there before, I would have liked to see your thoughts on the new pavement.
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Originally Posted by sccavee
Sounds like a fun time. I love Mid Ohio its great its only 45 minutes from home as its one of the best tracks in the US.
Robi to bad you did not run there before, I would have liked to see your thoughts on the new pavement.
Robi to bad you did not run there before, I would have liked to see your thoughts on the new pavement.
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Originally Posted by gsujeff55
Its because its cheap/easy/cheap to drag race. You cannot deny that the car is excellent in both venues. i LOVE to road race, and wish i could afford to do it.
but power, you can use in all kinds of ways.....like stomping a$$ on the interstate, no balance needed for that. (disclaimer: on closed course only)
again, if i could do either, and money was no option....id be at the track everyweekend on 255 hoosiers and a 20g-9 doin it up.
but power, you can use in all kinds of ways.....like stomping a$$ on the interstate, no balance needed for that. (disclaimer: on closed course only)
again, if i could do either, and money was no option....id be at the track everyweekend on 255 hoosiers and a 20g-9 doin it up.
Or you could live in the south like me and ther are NO GOOD tracks withing 750 miles!! Sorta limits your choices.
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Originally Posted by robi
All I ask from a shock is when I change a setting the car feels diferent..(sometimes worse sometimes better...lol) the car went from tight before the last session took out .02 degrees rear camber.a slight toe adjustment and added 2 clicks bump took out 10 degrees of rebound ans the car loosened right up..(the little wiggle mentioned befor,,hehehehe
Will you be driving at Beaver in a few weeks?
Dave
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Originally Posted by davidbuschur
The track, the way we ran it, is a 2.4 mile course with 15 turns, or atleast I am assuming that was the layout. The other layout they have is without the chicane and is a 13 turn course. 2.4 miles and 15 turns in 1:37 seconds, nice.
David Buschur
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David Buschur
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Last edited by GregGSC; Apr 24, 2006 at 10:01 PM.