QBE (73H 800573D 0N3) wrote:Jay wrote:and suncavi would be the fastest street cav at a 12.51, jeff #2 at 12.55 and hypsy then...
They may be the quickests street Ecotecs, but not the fastests/quickests street jbodies.
275hp & 306tq - 1999 2.2 ohv
13.2 @ 108 mph
-1996 2.4 liter + Turbo + Built motor + Torco + More boost = Lots o' Power
-2000 Mustang GT + 2004 Cobra motor, Whipple 2.3 supercharger,
built rear-end,Dodge Viper spec T56 6 speed, bolt-ons = wheelies at the track!!!!!
Skilz10179 wrote:So you are just agreeing with what i already said. It has nothing to do with how much power the motor makes, it is only affected by how fast the motor revs up. Yes the more power the motor makes the faster the rpm will climb while racingYou just contradicted yourself...
Skilz10179 wrote:Stress on the timing chain has nothing to do with hp the motor makes, it only has to do with how fast the motor revs.although I guess that could also reference rate of increase in revs...but that would have been a contradiction.
Skilz10179 wrote:but the engine rpm will still not be able to climb as fast as a stock motor would at wide open throttle in neutral, and revving a stock motor in neutral at WOT sure as hell won't make it rev so fast it will break the timing chaintouche, I don't know how to explain that
hypsy(the12secondone) wrote:Joe...im going by what has been posted in the racing forum thread. Nothing more.
Oh and Yasmin...you received a permaban once...think your headed for a second. Good try though but Dual Acoounts cant fool people.
Yasmin Buric
(suncavi)
Location: st.petersburg florida
Last Update: Tuesday, November 1, 2005
Email: jburic@hotmail.com
Dustin Buric
(98dsm602)
Location: Tampa FLA
Joined: Saturday, November 5, 2005
Last Update: Saturday, November 5, 2005
Email: jburic@tampabay.rr.com
amazing how this is supposed to be 2 different people yet they have identical Email addresses and last names. Give it up man. All you had to do was listen and stop being an ass to everyone and you would have been fine. But you had to go an get a superiority complex just because your a little faster than other people. Get over yourself.
Skilz10179 wrote:OHV notec, quoting me out of context without the final point doesn't make me wrong, lol. I'm pretty sure you understand now what i meant a couple days ago when i said "Stress on the timing chain has nothing to do with hp the motor makes, it only has to do with how fast the motor revs.". I ment it matters how fast the rpms raise and that free revving a motor in neutral will always rev up faster than a car in gear racing down the track and yet it still won't break the chain. Unless you're putting more drag on the valve train some how it shouldn't be affected.I don't see how that was out of context....and I'm still not sure EXACTLY what you're trying to say You keep saying it doesn't depend on power, but then you say that it depends on how quickly the motor revs...these are related...
Adler wrote:Yea, i didnt realize that I quoted it like that.....That was actually QBE's quote
Rodimus Prime wrote:hypsy(the12secondone) wrote:Joe...im going by what has been posted in the racing forum thread. Nothing more.
Oh and Yasmin...you received a permaban once...think your headed for a second. Good try though but Dual Acoounts cant fool people.
Yasmin Buric
(suncavi)
Location: st.petersburg florida
Last Update: Tuesday, November 1, 2005
Email: jburic@hotmail.com
Dustin Buric
(98dsm602)
Location: Tampa FLA
Joined: Saturday, November 5, 2005
Last Update: Saturday, November 5, 2005
Email: jburic@tampabay.rr.com
amazing how this is supposed to be 2 different people yet they have identical Email addresses and last names. Give it up man. All you had to do was listen and stop being an ass to everyone and you would have been fine. But you had to go an get a superiority complex just because your a little faster than other people. Get over yourself.
OWNED!!!!!!
QBE (73H 800573D 0N3) wrote:
whose is faster? darrens? yeah cuz thats SOOO street legal....
/me rolls eyes...
only other person I know if is you and mack... that MAY be street legal and dj
Skilz10179 wrote:IMO, if your tires aren't street legal then your car isn't street legal.I agree. To me "street legal" has always been a car that is capable of passing a state safety inspection AS RUN. So that means legal tires, legal suspension, legal doors, glass, interior, etc.
Scarab (Jersey Jay 1.8T) wrote:and Phil, there's a guy with an RMT 2nd gen running 12.59 on DR's with a full interior and all that as well, trapping way higher than suncavi... so some more traction and that would definitely put him over the top. But its his daily driver and he has several other full race projects so it doesnt get much attention.
And frankly, and i hope i don't start up the age-old argument of what constitutes a "street car" but suncavi is riding on full racing slicks and if i remember a stripped car... hardly a "street" setup IMO. He's fast, and sure he deserves credit for that, but he's hardly the "fastest street cav".
JimmyZ wrote:Skilz10179 wrote:IMO, if your tires aren't street legal then your car isn't street legal.I agree. To me "street legal" has always been a car that is capable of passing a state safety inspection AS RUN. So that means legal tires, legal suspension, legal doors, glass, interior, etc.
Karo (Car Customs) wrote:Actually, yeah...I did say that wrong. I was thinking "passing all state inspections" but I typed "safety inspection".JimmyZ wrote:Skilz10179 wrote:IMO, if your tires aren't street legal then your car isn't street legal.I agree. To me "street legal" has always been a car that is capable of passing a state safety inspection AS RUN. So that means legal tires, legal suspension, legal doors, glass, interior, etc.
How about passing smog ? Some states have Smog testing while others dont... for example in the state of Montana you can prolly run open headers and no one will give 2 rats @sses and you will still pass every test they throw at you just because they dont care much but in the state of California you do the smallest thing and your SOL......
Adler wrote:My understanding of street legal is if the car can be driven on the street for long periods of time, inspection sticker, and registration.
I ran on slicks, so does that mean my car wasnt street legal even though I could drive it back & forth to work, school, inspected, full interior, pump gas, etc...?