S2000 vs yet another SRT-4...
06-23-2003, 11:52 AM
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06-23-2003, 01:55 PM
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Good kill. Those SRT-4 owners are slowly (no point intended) 
learning there lesson. If you aren't a good driver it doesn't matter what you got, it's not a sure win and they'll have to learn that. Got to love the Food Chain...
learning there lesson. If you aren't a good driver it doesn't matter what you got, it's not a sure win and they'll have to learn that. Got to love the Food Chain...
06-23-2003, 06:59 PM
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45-degree uphill is still a very steep angle. It's half of a 90-degree angle ---> | . Are you sure it's not like 10 or 15 degrees?
Anyway, an SRT is way underrated at 215 hp. Most of them dyno 220 hp AT THE WHEELS. Add 10 or 15% on top of that (for powertrain loss) and you'd have much higher hp at the crank than an S2K, and they weigh less too. No wonder an SRT is a freak; because they have about 260hp at the crank and weigh like 2600-2700 lbs.
Anyway, an SRT is way underrated at 215 hp. Most of them dyno 220 hp AT THE WHEELS. Add 10 or 15% on top of that (for powertrain loss) and you'd have much higher hp at the crank than an S2K, and they weigh less too. No wonder an SRT is a freak; because they have about 260hp at the crank and weigh like 2600-2700 lbs.
06-23-2003, 07:41 PM
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45 was a soild 45 degree, yes, half of an L ...
i over shot on myfirst guess, ok, i edited it, let it go plz, its not the point here
point is,, it was a decent uphill run. about 45 degres, give or take.
i over shot on myfirst guess, ok, i edited it, let it go plz, its not the point here
point is,, it was a decent uphill run. about 45 degres, give or take.
06-23-2003, 08:32 PM
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Originally posted by ViruX23
45 was a soild 45 degree, yes, half of an L ...
i over shot on myfirst guess, ok, i edited it, let it go plz, its not the point here
point is,, it was a decent uphill run. about 45 degres, give or take.
45 was a soild 45 degree, yes, half of an L ...
i over shot on myfirst guess, ok, i edited it, let it go plz, its not the point here
point is,, it was a decent uphill run. about 45 degres, give or take.
