Charger SRT8 vs Mach 1 (The Rematch)
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Hey, run your car how you want and I'll run mine like I do. Atleast my ET is above average for my trap speed where as your ET is below average for your trap speed. However you will fit right in with the Supras and Hondas where I wont.
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I dont have to make you look stupid. Ignorant, hard headed, many other words come to mind. You seem intelligent so maybe you can try and explain to me why is that soo many have left HARD on 10 bolts for numerous passes and still drive home after? Please do make me look stupid. You said they Can not leave hard making the mach a good race for a f-body. Is this correct?
And many other F-body owners rightly agreed with me. Now can they take some abuse? Sure, some can. Do they last longer behind automatics? Absolutely. I don't believe anybody ever argued that, least of all me.
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Last time I checked the LS1 T56 isn't bullet proof either. Plenty of 3650s are doing what mine does. If anything my input shaft will snap. However I'm not going to over clutch it and I don't make enough power to snap the 10 spline. So you are wrong. Sorry brah
Hey, run your car how you want and I'll run mine like I do. Atleast my ET is above average for my trap speed where as your ET is below average for your trap speed. However you will fit right in with the Supras and Hondas where I wont.
Hey, run your car how you want and I'll run mine like I do. Atleast my ET is above average for my trap speed where as your ET is below average for your trap speed. However you will fit right in with the Supras and Hondas where I wont.
#386
If you think I'm ignorant on this subject, you obviously don't pay much attention. In fact, you provided another example of your lack of attentiveness. I never said that F-bodies were incapable of launching hard. I said they didn't come with a strong rear end. See;
And many other F-body owners rightly agreed with me. Now can they take some abuse? Sure, some can. Do they last longer behind automatics? Absolutely. I don't believe anybody ever argued that, least of all me.
And many other F-body owners rightly agreed with me. Now can they take some abuse? Sure, some can. Do they last longer behind automatics? Absolutely. I don't believe anybody ever argued that, least of all me.
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I never said it was buulet proof, thats besides the point. Plenty of people clutch dump on sticky tires and it lives. As I have said like many others, myself has done this numerous times. Now as to how many times it will last may be diffrent than the mach, but it only takes once to get the job done. It's a chance you take, some last a good while some don't. Don't speak of it like it hasn't or can't be done because it has.
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Ok... because wssick's car broke means it can't be done? Let's just say you the laws of physics only allowed a 6k clutch dump once on a 10 bolt rear-end, how many times do you have to beat the other car in a race before it's labled a win?
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My point is that high rpm launches on a 10 bolt make the owners' ******** pucker up because they are known to be glass.
#393
Bahahaha! Ahh, the ol "one race until I have to replace parts at a time" philosophy. I'm pretty sure most people like to have their **** last...now if you blew the rear, and then UPgraded afterward, then I'd say I'd do the same thing, but replacing a 10 bolt with another one isn't intelligent, IMHO, where a person with a 400rwhp Mustang would be perfectly fine replacing their 8.8" with another because breaking would be the exception in their case, not the norm.
My point is that high rpm launches on a 10 bolt make the owners' ******** pucker up because they are known to be glass.
My point is that high rpm launches on a 10 bolt make the owners' ******** pucker up because they are known to be glass.
Although I agree with you 100%. "If your scared say you scared"
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my et streets do great in the rain as long as i dont exceed 40 MPH! lol
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So...you're saying that the 10 bolt is just as strong as the 8.8? And that a Mach doesn't hold a small advantage from a dig (even on normal street tires) due to the aggressive transmission and rear-end gearing? Just getting clarification.
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ill let you guys know how good the stock diff is in a 8.8. ill put down 450 - 470 and will have stock diff with girdle 28 (stock spline count) moser cclip axles and plan to leave hard on it.
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Bahahaha! Ahh, the ol "one race until I have to replace parts at a time" philosophy. I'm pretty sure most people like to have their **** last...now if you blew the rear, and then UPgraded afterward, then I'd say I'd do the same thing, but replacing a 10 bolt with another one isn't intelligent, IMHO, where a person with a 400rwhp Mustang would be perfectly fine replacing their 8.8" with another because breaking would be the exception in their case, not the norm.
My point is that high rpm launches on a 10 bolt make the owners' ******** pucker up because they are known to be glass.
My point is that high rpm launches on a 10 bolt make the owners' ******** pucker up because they are known to be glass.
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Bahahaha! Ahh, the ol "one race until I have to replace parts at a time" philosophy. I'm pretty sure most people like to have their **** last...now if you blew the rear, and then UPgraded afterward, then I'd say I'd do the same thing, but replacing a 10 bolt with another one isn't intelligent, IMHO, where a person with a 400rwhp Mustang would be perfectly fine replacing their 8.8" with another because breaking would be the exception in their case, not the norm.
My point is that high rpm launches on a 10 bolt make the owners' ******** pucker up because they are known to be glass.
My point is that high rpm launches on a 10 bolt make the owners' ******** pucker up because they are known to be glass.