[quote name='ryderx' date='Aug 8 2005, 11:03 PM']edit: nismo beat me to it


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well, trust me it hasn't killed me and I used the car quite a bit, and as for the hp, ive never been beat yet......

How about some interior photos?

have you been to the track at all? or just immature street racing because my car will beat most cars street racing, do the people you are "racing" know they are racing you?

[quote name='nismo convert' date='Aug 9 2005, 07:37 PM']have you been to the track at all? or just immature street racing because my car will beat most cars street racing, do the people you are "racing" know they are racing you?


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wow, that took alot.....no, i just race people who dont even know im there......and why exactly does street racing have to be immature? especially when you do it yourself? and yes, i have been to the track with it a couple of times.

[quote name='darrinstrunk' date='Aug 10 2005, 09:14 AM']wow, that took alot.....no, i just race people who dont even know im there......and why exactly does street racing have to be immature? especially when you do it yourself? and yes, i have been to the track with it a couple of times.


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I don't street race, i know the cars where i live i know what they have, i can beat them so i just don't do it, my lisence is my livelyhood, i like it, and i like low insurance premiums.





edit, why not post up what i ran at the track? a 371hp car should be low low 12's high 11's

ok i know i know almost nothing about cars and less about rotories so let me ask a few questions...

1. what is afm

2. what is a tid



i want to know this because im thinking about purchaseing this car and id just like to know more about rotories

afm, its what measures the airgoing in to the engine, mass air flow sencer

I pm'd you.... I WANT BADDDDD!!!!

tid= turbo inlet duct.



afm=air flow meter. common on all s4's, not sure about s5's.



good luck with your sale also.

[quote name='rowtareh' date='Aug 16 2005, 01:11 AM']tid= turbo inlet duct.



afm=air flow meter. common on all s4's, not sure about s5's.



good luck with your sale also.


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thank you