Another race to tell you about...
#182
1. What are the chances of getting both BONE stock cars lined up?
2. Be honest with yourself, 9/10 the lt/ls will pull out on the mustang everytime. Maybe not by much, but they will end up in front.
3. Yes I'm glad there is a mature mustang owner here that knows how to drive their car well. But most are full of **** and can't.
4. I have been around the mustang crowd, and it's usually the younger car crowd, which is good. But they have a cocky attitude and don't know the difference between an intake mani and a CAI
#185
http://mach1registry.org/forums/showthread.php?t=99903
#186
#188
Happy dyno? Just as a side note the LT1 does make a lot more torque than the 2V. So it is going to come out of the hole better and the Stang MAY not have enough to run it down but run a similar time. You've seen this as have I.
#190
That makes no sense. If they run the same time then they are exactly the same in the 1/4th given both leave the line at the same time. Now reaction time has nothing at all to do with the question here. If both the 2v and the LT1 run 14.0-13.8 how is one faster than the other? I'm not saying one is faster than the other or not and I really don't care. I just want a logical answer from 50 shot guy on the question I asked him.
#194
http://s246.photobucket.com/albums/g...t=coupe013.flv
#195
That makes no sense. If they run the same time then they are exactly the same in the 1/4th given both leave the line at the same time. Now reaction time has nothing at all to do with the question here. If both the 2v and the LT1 run 14.0-13.8 how is one faster than the other? I'm not saying one is faster than the other or not and I really don't care. I just want a logical answer from 50 shot guy on the question I asked him.
#198
I knew that wasn't going to come across the way I wanted it to. OK I'll try again. Two cars that are CAPABLE of running the same times. One has more torque than the other. On the street , this is the SRK, the car with the torque advantage is going to jump out on the other car, given equal drivers, and then the other car is going to have to catch the other one. Depending on how far they run the lower torque car may not catch the other. Is that more clear? On a track with identical reaction times you are correct it would make no difference. Sorry about my poorly worded post previously.
#200
Stopsign, you're bein a little pissy tonight aren't ya?
BTW that fox is pretty mean for a bunch of junk **** piled together. ET/mph?
Even with no power (aka ford powered) those little cars move out.
BTW that fox is pretty mean for a bunch of junk **** piled together. ET/mph?
Even with no power (aka ford powered) those little cars move out.