Worthy rivals for stock Evo?
Oct 19, 2005, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by PURE MR
Ahhh and another pointless thread.
not totally pointless, he wanted to know what his car can handle stock vs stock, i guess the thread is spiralling out of control though
Oct 19, 2005, 12:58 PM
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My guess is that you flame before reading, we're talking about STOCK cars!
This thread > EVIL EVO 8
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Originally Posted by EVIL EVO 8
WARRTALON WRONG FOR THE 9,000,000,000 TIME= My brothers WRX has smoked alot of evo's he run,s high 11 sec 1/4 mi consitant. Also all toyotas HA HA HA HMMMMM......
THE WORD SUPRA RING A BELL YOU DUMMY.... I cant stand this guy
THE WORD SUPRA RING A BELL YOU DUMMY.... I cant stand this guy
Oct 19, 2005, 01:00 PM
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2002 Firehawk, SS, and WS6 will be VERY HARD races to win if both cars had good drivers. I would have to give the kill to the LS1's evos are fast but the VIII's (13.5) arent that fast. I have witnessed many LS1's bone stock dipping 12.9 stock (2002).
Oct 19, 2005, 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by EVIL EVO 8
HOLY @##$ he is finally right!!!!!!!!!
Our clutches are not designed for drag, Remember rally inspired,If the EVO was made to drag it would rwd........... AWD sucks for drag the drive line is not made to slam gears in a straight away really
Our clutches are not designed for drag, Remember rally inspired,If the EVO was made to drag it would rwd........... AWD sucks for drag the drive line is not made to slam gears in a straight away really
Oct 19, 2005, 01:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Dan2510
2002 Firehawk, SS, and WS6 will be VERY HARD races to win if both cars had good drivers. I would have to give the kill to the LS1's evos are fast but the VIII's (13.5) arent that fast. I have witnessed many LS1's bone stock dipping 12.9 stock (2002).
Oct 19, 2005, 01:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Dan2510
2002 Firehawk, SS, and WS6 will be VERY HARD races to win if both cars had good drivers. I would have to give the kill to the LS1's evos are fast but the VIII's (13.5) arent that fast. I have witnessed many LS1's bone stock dipping 12.9 stock (2002).
You say you've seen many bone stock ls1's run 12.9 stock, but I've never seen one. In fact, I see LS1s have trouble hitting 12.9 with exhaust and intake. I personally destroyed one by a full second even though he was on Drag Radials. Bad driver? Maybe, but that's far from witnessing "many" run 12.9 stock. That's a rarity, though possible...like it is on 05 Evos.
Oct 19, 2005, 01:09 PM
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well why not the sti"? It really depends on the driver on that one, and i have raced a stock mid to late 90's NSX and for the money I would never buy something that I can beat with my stock 03 evo 8 for 80-90K
Oct 19, 2005, 01:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Warrtalon
With a proper launch, you will beat the following stock cars from a dig:
- Any year Mustang
- All Cobras before '03
- All LT1 and LS1 Z28s/SSs/TAs/Firehawks
- C1-C4 Vettes
- All GTOs
- All 350Zs and G35s
- All SRT-4s
- All WRXs (not STi)
- All Boxsters
- All Hondas
- All Saturns
- All Acuras except the NSX
- All Toyota's
- All Lexii (haha)
- All Hemi-Dodges
There's many more, I'm sure
On the flipside, you will lose to many of those from a roll, which doesn't count, since that's not a form of racing I'm familiar with.
- Any year Mustang
- All Cobras before '03
- All LT1 and LS1 Z28s/SSs/TAs/Firehawks
- C1-C4 Vettes
- All GTOs
- All 350Zs and G35s
- All SRT-4s
- All WRXs (not STi)
- All Boxsters
- All Hondas
- All Saturns
- All Acuras except the NSX
- All Toyota's
- All Lexii (haha)
- All Hemi-Dodges
There's many more, I'm sure
On the flipside, you will lose to many of those from a roll, which doesn't count, since that's not a form of racing I'm familiar with.
Oct 19, 2005, 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted by James
well why not the sti"? It really depends on the driver on that one, and i have raced a stock mid to late 90's NSX and for the money I would never buy something that I can beat with my stock 03 evo 8 for 80-90K
As for the NSX, who cares how much it costs? I'm just telling him cars that he can expect to beat from a dig in stock form. Since the NSX can run 13.0-13.1 stock, I consider it even like the STi.
Oct 19, 2005, 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Yep, you're right...these would be a very tough one, but VIIIs don't run 13.5. They only run that with an improper launch or slow shifting. The 03/04s were a little slower on average, but 05s run 13.0-13.1 pretty easily. My stock 13.1 was with an "improper" launch, too, because I didn't know about the 5k limiter. With a 1.7x like I always have done since disconnecting it, I would have been looking at a 13.0 or 12.9.
You say you've seen many bone stock ls1's run 12.9 stock, but I've never seen one. In fact, I see LS1s have trouble hitting 12.9 with exhaust and intake. I personally destroyed one by a full second even though he was on Drag Radials. Bad driver? Maybe, but that's far from witnessing "many" run 12.9 stock. That's a rarity, though possible...like it is on 05 Evos.
You say you've seen many bone stock ls1's run 12.9 stock, but I've never seen one. In fact, I see LS1s have trouble hitting 12.9 with exhaust and intake. I personally destroyed one by a full second even though he was on Drag Radials. Bad driver? Maybe, but that's far from witnessing "many" run 12.9 stock. That's a rarity, though possible...like it is on 05 Evos.
Oct 19, 2005, 01:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Dan2510
Just posted up in Chitownracing.com many will tell you. I have a 98 Ls1 ran (a4) 13.6 people thought it wasnt possible to do that with my year I laughed (13.8 is very very average). I belong to MFBA.ORG as well been to many meets and witnessed 4 hit 12.9 - 13.0. I'm just speaking in my area (chicago). Dont forget that the New mustangs as well been dipping 13.0-13.1 as well I wouldnt say many though. However, 2002 ls1's are the strongest running year of the fbody. I havent seen a EVO hit 13.1 yet bone stock hope this is possible with my car.
Your Evo can hit 13.0 stock if you're a great driver.