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750 HP vette chasing 04 R1-Canyon runs

Old 11-17-2004, 08:21 PM
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Default 750 HP vette chasing 04 R1-Canyon runs

This has probably been posted before, but for those who havent seen it. Beware though, this is a 12 minute long video!

http://www.corvettekillstories.com/p...Video/R1CR.wmv

This is the Vette:
98 Supercarged Coupe, 640 RWHP 562 RWT
Forged Pistions and rods
CNC Heads and Comp Cam
Borla Stingers
Vortech T-Trim with Custom Aftercooler setup
Two Heat exchangers cool water for aftercooler
Methonal injection
Brembo Big brakes all the way around
T-1 Sway Bars, C5R Springs, QA1 Adjustable Shocks
Rodney Built Tranny, Cryoed Diff gears W/Hardened shaft and DTE Diff/Tranny strut brace
Mcloed Duel Disk Clutch W/Kevlar lining
etc......
www.jbsblownc5.com for Pics
Old 11-17-2004, 10:25 PM
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Sorry that was a bad link.

Try this one:
http://www.corvettekillstories.com/p...Video/R1CR.wmv
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Alright, that was sick. I only wish I could get my Z to handle like that, let alone put that much power to the ground. Very impressive.

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dam bobth of those guys are crazy
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WOW impressive....i wish my ws-6 would handle like that....
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That vette sounded sweet
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That was awesome
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that vette sure was gettin some pretty good traction!
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Nice videos, first of it's kind I've seen like that.

HOWEVER, the guys on the bikes suck at riding. They aren't even "kneeing" the corner. If I was on my old *** GSXR1100, I would have left him standing there. Weight transfer is CRUCIAL.

Secondly, the driver of the 'vette is not very intelligent for following them that close. One slip by the bikes, which could have very well happened from the looks of the way they ride, and he would have ran them over. Now he's looking at manslaughter charges just because he wants to have fun.

Call me critical but being a father changes many things.
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I also thought he was way too close on a few occasions. Not most of the time but at a few points in the vid.
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I noticed the guy in the vette wasnt wearing his seat belt or didnt have traciton on. Not smart cause if he lost it he would loose it big. And no seat belt on thats rough. I wouldnt do it. THats just crazy.
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Buncha pussies........He shoulda just rammed the bikes and kept going!
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Nice runs that vette handles pretty good I just dont know about passin in blind curves on a rough road like that. All in all pretty cool.
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Nice vid, tit-bar what are you rolling these days?
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"tit-bar" LOL, I was wondering what the heck you were talking about at first...
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Nice video!

I'm curious though because the post title says "750 HP vette" but in the mod list you say it has 640whp.....

Don't tell me you think he's losing 110whp through the drivetrain.
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Thats how he labeled it so I just passed it along. Doing the math it might be like 730hp and he just rounded it or something. At that point 20-30hp for description purposes doesn't matter too much, lol.
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Originally Posted by KB99WS6
Obviously the title refers to fly wheel hp if it says "HP" and not "RWHP" than it usually means flywheel.

So you really do think he's losing 110hp through the drivetrain. And it's a 6spd even. I doubt that.

*edit* I see you edited your reply. Theres always been a debate over how much drivetrain loss a car really has. Whetether or not it's a fixed percentage or not. 110hp is a lot of lost energy.

That's why I will stick to quoting wheel horsepower. It is nice to think that I might have a 520hp SRT-4 though. lol
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re-read my post. Either you edited your post and added the last line, or I missed it the first time around...
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I'm pretty sure it's a fixed % which I think is something like 10-12% , If it was 12% in this case that would mean 90hp difference. Close...

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