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npaulseth
09-22-2004, 02:18 PM
I don't believe that. Stock 1Gs run high 14s, and I have a video of a stock wrx hitting 13.9. Now be it that a WRX does not have the same top end a DSM has, from a stop I'd easily go with a WRX, stock vs. stock.
Originally posted by 92tsiawd84@Sep 22 2004, 09:53 AM
I do not call a 50 trim laggy by any means. What did you race to? If I remember correctly, at 30mph, you are at ~4000 rpm in second. I raced an SRT4 from that on my 50 trim. I pretty much spent 2nd building boost and slowely pulling till I hit 3rd and was gone. The lagginess should ony be noticable while spooling the turbo initially. If you were in 2nd, you shouldn't have had much of a problem as long as you didn't double clutch every gear.
Don't worry, you will totally whoop his ass shortly.
wtf? who double-clutches an UP shift?? and why??? i always thought that was one of the funniest lines in f&f
A//// Guy
09-22-2004, 03:07 PM
If his tranny were that worn out maybe he'd have to double clutch... I have never had to on any car I have driven.
niterydr
09-22-2004, 03:33 PM
good job curtis.
Guys he litterally has the turbo off his 2g bolted on to his car. Thats it, a downpipe that goes to his cratastic exhaust, a beat up 1g sidemount, and stock pieced together piping, his car is really weak right now, so that fact that he is out raceing it....
...lol j/k curtis, just go get it turned and actually turn up the boost after ic work.
and exhaust.
Originally posted by npaulseth@Sep 22 2004, 12:18 PM
I don't believe that. Stock 1Gs run high 14s, and I have a video of a stock wrx hitting 13.9. Now be it that a WRX does not have the same top end a DSM has, from a stop I'd easily go with a WRX, stock vs. stock.
I would really like to see video of a bone stock WRX doing that. I have talked to people before that said their car was totally stock. They had a boost controller and all the free mods. That is not stock. This is probably the same deal.
npaulseth
09-22-2004, 04:15 PM
There is a possibility that he was lying, but if someone needs attention that bad to where they lie about there car pulling a time stock, that's sad. Other than him, with a really good 60' time, low 14s is normal.
2003eclipse
09-22-2004, 07:05 PM
Originally posted by npaulseth@Sep 22 2004, 12:18 PM
I don't believe that. Stock 1Gs run high 14s, and I have a video of a stock wrx hitting 13.9. Now be it that a WRX does not have the same top end a DSM has, from a stop I'd easily go with a WRX, stock vs. stock.
Stock 1g's can run a 14.1 pretty consistantly.
-joe
A//// Guy
09-22-2004, 08:30 PM
There is no way a TOTALLY stock 1G can run a 14.1. Im sorry but thats not possible unless you up the boost, etc.
Originally posted by illz+Sep 22 2004, 01:51 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (illz @ Sep 22 2004, 01:51 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-92tsiawd84@Sep 22 2004, 09:53 AM
I do not call a 50 trim laggy by any means. What did you race to? If I remember correctly, at 30mph, you are at ~4000 rpm in second. I raced an SRT4 from that on my 50 trim. I pretty much spent 2nd building boost and slowely pulling till I hit 3rd and was gone. The lagginess should ony be noticable while spooling the turbo initially. If you were in 2nd, you shouldn't have had much of a problem as long as you didn't double clutch every gear.
Don't worry, you will totally whoop his ass shortly.
wtf? who double-clutches an UP shift?? and why??? i always thought that was one of the funniest lines in f&f [/b][/quote]
Peter is right. My 2nd gear synchro was worn and I double clutched everytime going up (unless I was racing or something). My point was that the turbo is not laggy unless you are VERY slow at shifting where you have to wait for it to respool.
Originally posted by 92tsiawd84@Sep 22 2004, 09:26 PM
Peter is right. My 2nd gear synchro was worn and I double clutched everytime going up (unless I was racing or something). My point was that the turbo is not laggy unless you are VERY slow at shifting where you have to wait for it to respool.
do you really shift so slow that you dont have it in the next gear by the time the rpm drops? :stick:
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