2002 Z28 Vs 2002 WS6.
03-03-2007, 09:55 PM
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2002 Z28 Vs 2002 WS6. I just raced a 2002 WS6 from a 20mph roll his mods where headers, 3inch ory with a bassani catback. My mods in sig. He took me by about 1 1/2 car. The only thing I can think that hurt me was I had a 200 pound passenger and my 18 inch wheels what do you all think?
03-03-2007, 10:22 PM
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he must of had a strong car, or he got the jump on you....IMO I dont think he should have pull 1.5 cars on you if you both left at the same time, when I had my '02 TA I raced my friends brother in his 99' 30th ann Ram Air TA and we were both stock(he had a flowmaster catback, I was completely stock) both M6, and we were dead even(I may have been a couple inches in front) from 30-120 then we shut down
03-03-2007, 10:36 PM
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Everyone knows the T/As are faster. 
Too many variables...I'll tell you one thing though...my car ran like **** with headers until I tuned it. Some PCMs react better than others to that mod. That's about the only thing I can think of...your passenger and heavy wheels didn't help either.
Too many variables...I'll tell you one thing though...my car ran like **** with headers until I tuned it. Some PCMs react better than others to that mod. That's about the only thing I can think of...your passenger and heavy wheels didn't help either.
03-04-2007, 12:04 AM
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Originally Posted by MeentSS02
Everyone knows the T/As are faster.
Too many variables...I'll tell you one thing though...my car ran like **** with headers until I tuned it. Some PCMs react better than others to that mod. That's about the only thing I can think of...your passenger and heavy wheels didn't help either.
Too many variables...I'll tell you one thing though...my car ran like **** with headers until I tuned it. Some PCMs react better than others to that mod. That's about the only thing I can think of...your passenger and heavy wheels didn't help either.
My car ran really rich after headers as well. It actually felt like I lost power. A tune will help.
03-04-2007, 12:55 AM
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Badass looking car dude, been wanting a SS hood and the SOM paint for a long time, need to get some decent mods in first though. Too bad I'm always broke 
. Good runs.
. Good runs.
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Dude youd be suprised how bad extra weight hurts. We did a little test with my fat friend switching cars between my EVO and my freinds EVO. Shocking results to say the least. Switching the fat guy made up to a car length difference EVERYTIME!
