T66 Fd Vs. Nsx With Nos
12-28-2003, 11:51 PM
#32
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Originally Posted by anarchy' date='Dec 28 2003, 01:11 PM
i would think an rx-7 owner would appreciate a low weight, medium power- high rpm vehicle with prety good handling.
(although at high speeds it's supposedly unstable and inferior to a viper or even z06, edmudns.com video)
(although at high speeds it's supposedly unstable and inferior to a viper or even z06, edmudns.com video)
12-29-2003, 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by anarchy' date='Dec 28 2003, 01:11 PM
i would think an rx-7 owner would appreciate a low weight, medium power- high rpm vehicle with prety good handling.
(although at high speeds it's supposedly unstable and inferior to a viper or even z06, edmudns.com video)
(although at high speeds it's supposedly unstable and inferior to a viper or even z06, edmudns.com video)
just not when the biggest feature is "vtec" and the badge says honda.
and who needs a car to get poon, i could walk to a club and get poon why would i need a car to get some?
kevin.
12-29-2003, 07:22 PM
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Ok, it's me. I guess this board has been down for a couple of days with the server transition.
This is the story...
We went from 35. I was in 2nd (very laggy) he was in 1st (right in his VTEC). I was pulling on him hard in 4th gear, but he let off as soon as i put about a car on him. You can't see well in that vid because of the 11-second Civic in the way.
I was running around 15-16 psi which is about 400 RWHP (my dyno results). The NSX has more than just Nitrous. He has some engine work because he regularly beats low 12/high 11 second cars. My tune is very conservative, and I realize that my car could be making more power at 16 psi. I drive the car daily, so I can't be breaking stuff.
Hope that sheds some light on the subject.
This is the story...
We went from 35. I was in 2nd (very laggy) he was in 1st (right in his VTEC). I was pulling on him hard in 4th gear, but he let off as soon as i put about a car on him. You can't see well in that vid because of the 11-second Civic in the way.
I was running around 15-16 psi which is about 400 RWHP (my dyno results). The NSX has more than just Nitrous. He has some engine work because he regularly beats low 12/high 11 second cars. My tune is very conservative, and I realize that my car could be making more power at 16 psi. I drive the car daily, so I can't be breaking stuff.
Hope that sheds some light on the subject.
12-30-2003, 12:33 AM
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Originally Posted by pianoprodigy' date='Dec 29 2003, 05:22 PM
Ok, it's me. I guess this board has been down for a couple of days with the server transition.
This is the story...
We went from 35. I was in 2nd (very laggy) he was in 1st (right in his VTEC). I was pulling on him hard in 4th gear, but he let off as soon as i put about a car on him. You can't see well in that vid because of the 11-second Civic in the way.
I was running around 15-16 psi which is about 400 RWHP (my dyno results). The NSX has more than just Nitrous. He has some engine work because he regularly beats low 12/high 11 second cars. My tune is very conservative, and I realize that my car could be making more power at 16 psi. I drive the car daily, so I can't be breaking stuff.
Hope that sheds some light on the subject.
This is the story...
We went from 35. I was in 2nd (very laggy) he was in 1st (right in his VTEC). I was pulling on him hard in 4th gear, but he let off as soon as i put about a car on him. You can't see well in that vid because of the 11-second Civic in the way.
I was running around 15-16 psi which is about 400 RWHP (my dyno results). The NSX has more than just Nitrous. He has some engine work because he regularly beats low 12/high 11 second cars. My tune is very conservative, and I realize that my car could be making more power at 16 psi. I drive the car daily, so I can't be breaking stuff.
Hope that sheds some light on the subject.