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Old 07-10-2009, 02:29 PM
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No way in hell youre trapping 106mph with just a buddy club exhaust system. These cars are good for high 13s at around 100-102ish mph with bolt ons.

I think gears would easily make an S a mid to low 13 second car though. They SERIOUSLY make a difference unlike intakes, cheapo headers and exhaust stytems.
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Originally Posted by Subalahoo,Mar 10 2009, 01:47 AM
it might be possible with bolt-ons.
i'm running 13.4 @ 106 with just a buddy club spec III
no test pipe and stock intake and tires.
key is to start at around 6500-7000
don't dump the clutch tho thats how you loose trac
start to roll at the 3rd yellow and dont super dump the clutch on green, let it off a bit easier on green.

mind you the 13.4 was a cool night here in florida with an engine slightly warmed
If this is not then i have to say "#### you can drive"

My main reason for saying this is im now Running a 75 shot and my best time to date is 13.326 @ 105.62...

Heres a breakdown of that run

R/T - .436
60' - 2.178
330 - 5.723
1/8 - 8.656
MPH - 84.71
1000 - 11.189
1/4 - 13.326
MPH - 105.62
Old 10-17-2009, 04:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Subalahoo,Mar 10 2009, 01:47 AM
it might be possible with bolt-ons.
i'm running 13.4 @ 106 with just a buddy club spec III
no test pipe and stock intake and tires.
key is to start at around 6500-7000
don't dump the clutch tho thats how you loose trac
start to roll at the 3rd yellow and dont super dump the clutch on green, let it off a bit easier on green.

mind you the 13.4 was a cool night here in florida with an engine slightly warmed
Wheres the video & time slip?
Old 10-18-2009, 01:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Subalahoo,Mar 10 2009, 05:47 AM
it might be possible with bolt-ons.
i'm running 13.4 @ 106 with just a buddy club spec III
no test pipe and stock intake and tires.
key is to start at around 6500-7000
don't dump the clutch tho thats how you loose trac
start to roll at the 3rd yellow and dont super dump the clutch on green, let it off a bit easier on green.

mind you the 13.4 was a cool night here in florida with an engine slightly warmed
What do you mean "start to roll at 3rd yellow"?
Are you getting ahead start?
Old 10-18-2009, 07:36 AM
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Originally Posted by NNY S2k,Oct 18 2009, 01:25 AM
What do you mean "start to roll at 3rd yellow"?
Are you getting ahead start?
It means he's full of shyt lol
Old 10-20-2009, 12:44 PM
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Originally Posted by NNY S2k,Oct 18 2009, 01:25 AM
What do you mean "start to roll at 3rd yellow"?
Are you getting ahead start?
No, on an amateur tee you want to launch on the 3rd amber, not the green, to get the best possible reaction time. The poster is under the impression that his reaction time affects his time, which it does not. In short, launching on the 3rd amber has no affect on your time.
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^^^
I was just wondering what he meant by "rolling"
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First time @ track ran 14.22 and 13.89 but spun alot. I forgot to lower tire pressure and the 13.8 was an accident. I wanted a higher time to keep running but here under 13.9 you have to wear a Helmet. Was going to post slips but they are way to light to read. Also, Im going to run next weekend and will try to pull a 12. Bought a Helmet.
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good times but your not going 12s in a stock s2000 i dont care if god is driving it lol
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good thing he is FI!!!


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