Just got back from the track
08-08-2008, 11:48 PM
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Just got back from the track
So I wasn't planning on racing tonight. But a few of my friends insisted that I bring the S2k out. So yes, I raced with a full tank of gas. LOL. Anyway, first time ever racing this car... launched at approximately 5,500 RPMs. Clutch slipped a little...
16.0 @ 88 mph
Second run was almost identical, except I launched around 4,400 RPMs to ease the stress on the clutch....
16.2 @ 86 mph
It was fun to race, but this car definitely belongs in the turns. Just thought I would share. Oh, and this was in SLC, Utah. Over 4,000 feet above sea level. At sea level would be nice.
16.0 @ 88 mph
Second run was almost identical, except I launched around 4,400 RPMs to ease the stress on the clutch....
16.2 @ 86 mph
It was fun to race, but this car definitely belongs in the turns. Just thought I would share. Oh, and this was in SLC, Utah. Over 4,000 feet above sea level. At sea level would be nice.
08-09-2008, 01:33 AM
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It's all good man! Track it next time 
. You'll have more fun because the S is meant for track and you can basically push the car to its poptential. With a proper suspension setup, the S is notorious and stable on the track. Good Luck!
. You'll have more fun because the S is meant for track and you can basically push the car to its poptential. With a proper suspension setup, the S is notorious and stable on the track. Good Luck!
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08-09-2008, 10:00 AM
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I dont launch the S it wasnt built for that. I do know you arent launching at a high enough rpm you need to at least be at 6k and you need to drop the clutch. Youl get faster with time
