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SHOspazz92
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SHOspazz92
Banned
Hey hey hey! I was keeping this at Friendly internet dick swinging! no need to get personal!
(If only you knew :cry: )
-Sam
Back to the topic at hand, a quaife really does help when you have drag radials or slicks. Without the quaife its hard to get both tires spinning in the water box. Also, nick ran a 2.0 60 on drag radials not street tires. Trust me, I own them.
SHOtime2511
CGP
Best I have ever managed on street tires was 2.2 60'.
The Quaife or Wave Trac will assure that both tires spin.
Slicks are great! Gotta have traction for good 60' times.
I agree.
FWIW, I have cut 1.94 60' times.
As far as the internet dik swinging, I have many more drag passes than both of you put together. I also have my super comp license, so I am certified for single digits!
I win!!!
whiteguy3
Scott MacIntire
1.8 60 ft
SHOCH
Tommy Boy
I saw it, they hooked up a SHO, to TWO Bugatti Veyrons, it was on You tube.
Best I remember in a SHO was 2.0 with those HEAVY old Borbet 5 spoke, ugly but wide rims w/ Dunlops sticky but street tires back in 2002.
whiteguy3
Scott MacIntire
lol...I mean, you can have an opinion and still be wrong about it. Just like you think getting a 1.8 in an sti is abusive or impressive. That's the norm, and probably closer to 1.6-1.7 is the norm. Just FYI.
Been done, and at 2 separate tracks in 2 different atx's. There were witnesses both times. Myself and another guy on here did it, i forgot his name though. They will most likely chime in. Hard to believe, but not impossible.
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Never said it was impressive
, but it's definitely abusive. You didn't see a stage 2 STi run a 1.6 60' either. If you think I'm wrong, please prove me otherwise. 1.7's aren't "the norm" either. That's like saying 14's is "the norm" for a stock SHO. I believe Chris (AutoSHO) was pulling consistant 1.6's at Nationals (which he won) in his 2,800lbs Evo with over 500ft-lbs/tq at the wheels, track tires and one **** of a good driver.1.6's are for from the norm, but just because you have an opinion doesn't mean it's right... Weird...
Just FYI.
. Hmmmm... No slips or video, but "it's been done".
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SHOspazz92
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OH I DID A 1.8 60' FOOT IN A STOCK 89 SHO ON 215 ALL SEASON TIRES ON BASKETWEAVES ON A WET TRACK, IT WAS EASY BECAUSE IM A L33T DRAG RACER AND I KNOW A GUY WHO ONCE USED TO RACE NHRA AND HE TOLD ME TO SHIFT FAST AND I'LL GET GOOD 60' TIMES.
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-Sam
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-Sam
NEp8ntballer
cyber ninja
well I ran a 1.7 on ice with drag radials and a bone stock car with two 300 pound fat guys in the back. lrn2drv
whiteguy3
Scott MacIntire
I didn't say anything about a stage 2 sti at all. I think you just mentioned that. It's not abusive. That's clearly your opinion of abusive.
I see that your argument went from impossible to slightly skeptical. I will look for the slip, might not find it but I will look. There is a video of one of my runs, but it cuts out before the time is displayed. I'm not gonna argue with you dude. I already did this in another post. It's not worth it. You could believe myself and the 15 people that were there both times or call bs. I honestly don't care. I believe I might have even told Brian (Area91) the day after it happened too. Just called to have him go, "what the ****?" lol.
Your annoying. I usually don't like reading your posts.
I see that your argument went from impossible to slightly skeptical. I will look for the slip, might not find it but I will look. There is a video of one of my runs, but it cuts out before the time is displayed. I'm not gonna argue with you dude. I already did this in another post. It's not worth it. You could believe myself and the 15 people that were there both times or call bs. I honestly don't care. I believe I might have even told Brian (Area91) the day after it happened too. Just called to have him go, "what the ****?" lol.
Your annoying. I usually don't like reading your posts.
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SHOspazz92
Banned
I'm sorry you can not read sarcasm and I'm also sorry that you find me annoying.
Meet me in person and then make judgement. Tidwater SHO is having a meet in Virgina Beach on october 17th, you are welcome to come. We are going to make fun of **** for having a slow overweight Gen 4 SHO and Kevin Spann because both of his SHO's are in peices in his driveway.
I've held my opinion on the 1.8 ATX discussion because I can see how many people are calling BS but I am not 100% ruling it out. My post was making fun of myself for a post I made on Page 1 in regards to my l33t SHO drag racing skills, Not your claim of a 1.8 60' time.
-Sam
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That's not abusive? Judging by your screen name, I'm thinking abusive has something to do with a wife beater and your old lady. I think my clutch would say otherwise.
You tried to tell me that common STi's run 1.6-1.7's... I took that a step further and correlated it to what a common STi is, which is stage 2. It's a thinker, so I'll give you a minute.
So you told Brian the day after... Well ****, it's got to be true now. My skeptcism hasn't changed. For such a great, game changing time for the SHO history, nobody can prove it.
No, you're annoying. Sam are teh 1337.
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91PDXmocha
Active Member
You ran the fastest 60 ft time in a SHO by .2 secs.. two times.. with another guy who did the same thing then what ?
downed a bottle, forgot the other guys name and took a lighter to timeslips. Just suprising to me when people run the fastest or most hp/tq anything whatever then always lost/misplaced timeslips/dynos .
Jason - STi owners manual Driving tips
Dear new Subaru driver, you may find your new Sti does not accelerate from a red light faster then some 90's era Ford Taurus's , in order to avoid this we at Subaru strongly reccomend this procedure for leaving a stop light -
1. Place vehicle in first gear
2. Rev engine to 5,500 RPM's
3. Release clutch violently while pressing the throttle to 100%
4. Roll down driver window while sticking your middle finger out to said 90's era Ford Taurus drivers
* disclaimer * This is not abusive to your Subaru
downed a bottle, forgot the other guys name and took a lighter to timeslips. Just suprising to me when people run the fastest or most hp/tq anything whatever then always lost/misplaced timeslips/dynos .
Jason - STi owners manual Driving tips
Dear new Subaru driver, you may find your new Sti does not accelerate from a red light faster then some 90's era Ford Taurus's , in order to avoid this we at Subaru strongly reccomend this procedure for leaving a stop light -
1. Place vehicle in first gear
2. Rev engine to 5,500 RPM's
3. Release clutch violently while pressing the throttle to 100%
4. Roll down driver window while sticking your middle finger out to said 90's era Ford Taurus drivers
* disclaimer * This is not abusive to your Subaru
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