Honda Meet Charleston, SC OCT 27th
10-14-2007 | 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted by too much vtAK,Oct 14 2007, 06:49 AM
There shouldn't be a bunch of "ricers." I held a meet in Columbia earlier this year that ended up having a pretty good turnout with a lot of clean cars. Including the 2jz swapped s2000, a Ferrari, a really nice M3 on HRE's, some Evo's, STI's, ITRs, and some clean Hondas. Probably a lot of the same people will show up. You can expect to see a few K20 swapped Civic's and Integra's at the least. We will have our SFWD K swapped EK as well at the shop but not up and running.
Hey toomuch, could you fwd this link over to some of the guys such as the 2jz s2k and the other nice cars you mentioned that were at the Cola meet? Thanks man.
Hey toomuch, could you fwd this link over to some of the guys such as the 2jz s2k and the other nice cars you mentioned that were at the Cola meet? Thanks man.
10-14-2007 | 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by too much vtAK,Oct 14 2007, 09:49 AM
There shouldn't be a bunch of "ricers." I held a meet in Columbia earlier this year that ended up having a pretty good turnout with a lot of clean cars. Including the 2jz swapped s2000, a Ferrari, a really nice M3 on HRE's, some Evo's, STI's, ITRs, and some clean Hondas. Probably a lot of the same people will show up. You can expect to see a few K20 swapped Civic's and Integra's at the least.
I'd like to go to this event do a few pulls but I don't want to wait around all day just to run my car on the dyno. And with 60+ cars there, that could take a while.
10-15-2007 | 05:43 AM
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Info for guys doing the dyno on saturday:
To keep things a little more organized you can prepay for the dyno via paypal or Credit card. Please contact me at AVengineering@gmail.com and we'll get you entered into our system and you'll be given a number and receipt so you are first on the list for the dyno. Again, first come first serve. We will start everything at 11am.
I would prefer if you guys pre-pay before saturday to keep things running a little smoother on saturday.
Things I will need for prepay:
1) Full Name
2) Address
3) Website you are from and your 'screen-name'
4) Car Make/Type/Year/Set-up
5) Payment Method
To keep things a little more organized you can prepay for the dyno via paypal or Credit card. Please contact me at AVengineering@gmail.com and we'll get you entered into our system and you'll be given a number and receipt so you are first on the list for the dyno. Again, first come first serve. We will start everything at 11am.
I would prefer if you guys pre-pay before saturday to keep things running a little smoother on saturday.
Things I will need for prepay:
1) Full Name
2) Address
3) Website you are from and your 'screen-name'
4) Car Make/Type/Year/Set-up
5) Payment Method
10-17-2007 | 01:36 PM
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AV Engineering,
This is pretty cool! sounds like some fun. my S is stock so dynoing it wouldn't be very exciting. But i do have a chevy 3/4 ton diesel thats been modded a little. i've been wanting to dyno it for a while and just haven't gotten around to it. What do ya think, should i bring it? Shes supposed to be runnin around 500hp and over 800 ib-ft of torque. i'm curious to see if thats true.
This is pretty cool! sounds like some fun. my S is stock so dynoing it wouldn't be very exciting. But i do have a chevy 3/4 ton diesel thats been modded a little. i've been wanting to dyno it for a while and just haven't gotten around to it. What do ya think, should i bring it? Shes supposed to be runnin around 500hp and over 800 ib-ft of torque. i'm curious to see if thats true.
10-18-2007 | 05:56 AM
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Originally Posted by bubbamutt,Oct 17 2007, 01:36 PM
AV Engineering,
This is pretty cool! sounds like some fun. my S is stock so dynoing it wouldn't be very exciting. But i do have a chevy 3/4 ton diesel thats been modded a little. i've been wanting to dyno it for a while and just haven't gotten around to it. What do ya think, should i bring it? Shes supposed to be runnin around 500hp and over 800 ib-ft of torque. i'm curious to see if thats true.
This is pretty cool! sounds like some fun. my S is stock so dynoing it wouldn't be very exciting. But i do have a chevy 3/4 ton diesel thats been modded a little. i've been wanting to dyno it for a while and just haven't gotten around to it. What do ya think, should i bring it? Shes supposed to be runnin around 500hp and over 800 ib-ft of torque. i'm curious to see if thats true.
10-18-2007 | 07:26 PM
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Wow, interesting timing for me to start browsing this place again this week. I'd be interested in coming to see what's up, but with just a K&N I don't see any reason to actually dyno. Maybe I can get some good pictures though...
10-20-2007 | 08:01 PM
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Originally Posted by SomethingClever,Oct 20 2007, 09:43 AM
What time is all this going down?
10-22-2007 | 07:22 AM
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wow.. well.. it's my birthday weekend... bd is the 28th... i'd love to see a dyno meet... i'm stock and plan on keeping it that way... but i'm game to do the meet.. see the S2k's... it'd be a sweet drive up 95