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Old Mar 6, 2006 | 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Derek
How much experience do you have with working on cars, racing, and rwd cars?

I'm just curious, because your profile says that you're 17. I am just trying to understand why you're coming at everyone with such authority.

If you got the experience, fine, but it doesn't exclude the experience of others who are posting in this thread.
Honestly, only what I've read over a few years, and I've done some work on my own car. I don't have any firsthand and I don't have a whole lot otherwise, but the fact that no one will even tell me why I am wrong tells me they are ignorant or I'm right. I know some things, but I'm no expert and I'm not claiming to be, I don't get why I am just being flamed. I don't mind admitting I am wrong about something if someone tells me why.
Old Mar 6, 2006 | 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by ED9man
Oh and when VW designed your glorified wannabe S4 econobox and slapped an Audi badge on it they really meant to have that tear up the streets. Some mismatched CF hood is really gonna make you look classy and upscale. :lmao:

Let me be the voice of reason here.

ED9 - You're way off topic and purposely attacking people. You're 17. You drive a crx. You're an internet racer. You've proven to everyone who bothered to read this thread that you're opinion is shit ans will aways be shit.

HAN - please do us all a favor and just "ignore" his comments.

His a little young kid with a crx and that's all he has.

Old Mar 6, 2006 | 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted by ED9man
Honestly, only what I've read over a few years, and I've done some work on my own car. I don't have any firsthand and I don't have a whole lot otherwise, but the fact that no one will even tell me why I am wrong tells me they are ignorant or I'm right. I know some things, but I'm no expert and I'm not claiming to be, I don't get why I am just being flamed. I don't mind admitting I am wrong about something if someone tells me why.
A car can do well on a dual purpose build. I don't see why that is so hard to say or explain.

Considering it is stock suspension (according to them) it still has the same performance factor in both straight line and corners as a stock S2k would have. The only real difference is it has a shitload more power to do it with.

As for lag coming out of corners...wrong...a driver who knows their car learns how to keep their boost on or just short of on through a hard corner. You wouldn't want full spool in all situations anyways or the rear is going to break loose and set you for a spin. So you keep the rpms just below spool then as you straighten out you hit the spool point and rail it out.

Not going to excel at Autox by any means with this setup but on a circuit track it will do just fine.
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Old Mar 6, 2006 | 11:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Derek
How much experience do you have with working on cars, racing, and rwd cars?

I'm just curious, because your profile says that you're 17. I am just trying to understand why you're coming at everyone with such authority.

If you got the experience, fine, but it doesn't exclude the experience of others who are posting in this thread.
You know chrispiss has no prior knowledge about turbo cars or drag racing for that matter.

What's for lunch?
Old Mar 6, 2006 | 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by jaymar88
Let me be the voice of reason here.

ED9 - You're way off topic and purposely attacking people. You're 17. You drive a crx. You're an internet racer. You've proven to everyone who bothered to read this thread that you're opinion is shit ans will aways be shit.

HAN - please do us all a favor and just "ignore" his comments.

His a little young kid with a crx and that's all he has.

Fuck you.
Old Mar 6, 2006 | 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Nightshade
A car can do well on a dual purpose build. I don't see why that is so hard to say or explain.

Considering it is stock suspension (according to them) it still has the same performance factor in both straight line and corners as a stock S2k would have. The only real difference is it has a shitload more power to do it with.

As for lag coming out of corners...wrong...a driver who knows their car learns how to keep their boost on or just short of on through a hard corner. You wouldn't want full spool in all situations anyways or the rear is going to break loose and set you for a spin. So you keep the rpms just below spool then as you straighten out you hit the spool point and rail it out.

Not going to excel at Autox by any means with this setup but on a circuit track it will do just fine.
Wow, that's pretty much all I wanted. That makes sense. I'm happy now.
Old Mar 6, 2006 | 11:46 AM
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Dammit I fucked up

It does not have the same performance value due to the excessive power. So yes it will act differently in corners and hard launch but a good driver can compensate for that.

My bad in saying that in the first place.h:
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Old Mar 6, 2006 | 11:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Nightshade
Dammit I fucked up

It does not have the same performance value due to the excessive power. So yes it will act differently in corners and hard launch but a good driver can compensate for that.

My bad in saying that in the first place.h:
So it's going to be tougher to drive and not as balanced feeling as stock, but it'll still be drivable around a road course. Right?
Old Mar 6, 2006 | 11:50 AM
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Originally Posted by ED9man
Fuck you.
:rofl:

jay just proved his point :rofl:
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Old Mar 6, 2006 | 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted by ED9man
So it's going to be tougher to drive and not as balanced feeling as stock, but it'll still be drivable around a road course. Right?
It will be drivable on both road and straightline. It is the driver who must adjust for any change in behaviour doe to power increases.
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