The Guy in MY 99TA

I was just wondering if anybody has done it really. I'm hoping I can maybe get my car to hook up decently, the converter should be pretty tight being its setup for nitrous.


I'm going to do a minitub w/ a MWC fab 9 narrowed 3" and all madman rear stuff, already have all bmr up front w/ qa1s up front.

btw I don't street race... I don't deal well with people with smart mouths... i have a short temper

IWGF

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My car hooks on the street. Your setup definitely will. As for not street racing because of smart mouths and a short temper, sounds like you need better car guys around your area...

mad_steve

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I don't believe our torque arm will mount to the MWC rear. I can get you a Racecraft rear end that will work with our torque arm:

http://www.madmanandcoracing.com/sho...spx?itemid=207

Just a little food for thought.

IWGF

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MWC includes their torque arm with the purchase of a 9" FYI.

EDIT: Not trying to take away from your business Steve, just informing him.

mad_steve

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not a problem.

BlackScreaminMachine

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If you spry on the street, put the Nitrous on a push button. I am assuming your 516ish is based on a 100 shot and the car runs about 400ish on nut?

1_bad_TA

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Depends on the your suspension, road, launch, prep, and tire.

ssman00

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its a solid roller 402, i hope it makes more than 400 without the juice. id say the 500 is on motor

ty_ty13

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you can make anything hook on the street its jut according if you have the power management and suspension to do it

IWGF

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Eff all that, I run mine on the window switch, and have no problems.

BlackScreaminMachine

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You can do that too but what you do NOT have is real control over the kit and depending on conditions having a push button is the right thing to have, at least ONE of the possible 2-3 kits a car could have.....

IWGF

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I only run 1 kit. And considering I already have enough to worry about being a 6 speed and all, I don't need another button to push. And my car hooks pretty well on the street.

BlackScreaminMachine

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I mean thats good for you. But unfortunately we all do not live in a generally warmer client, when pavement temps go down, traction becomes very limited. So like said you build you car to suit your needs.

IWGF

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I am fortunate to live here, aside from the fact that altitude rapes N/A cars
But, it DOES get cold here, believe it or not. With that being said, simplest is best, if you can make it hook on a simple setup, I'd try that first. My car is in dire need of coilovers and a rear swaybar. I am on bone stock suspension. I am sure my car could hook even better.