View Poll Results: What HP is ideal?
Leave it stock
2
2.82%
300hp
24
33.80%
400hp
30
42.25%
450+hp
15
21.13%
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What max HP that still allows car to be 'fun'
07-14-05, 06:17 PM
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this is a subjective question...what is fun to you, may not be fun to me. i like having a car that is beyond control, with too much power, right on the brink of blowing up...to me, thats fun.
07-14-05, 07:37 PM
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Originally Posted by BigIslandSevens
Absolute horseshit. You either have never driven a singled car or cannot drive a singled car. They are WAY more fun then a twin. Not to mention a assload of fun on a road course. Drag racing is for pussies that are afraid to turn.
Try riding in a well built single turbo car and then tell me you think it is no good. The reliability of the turbo system alone is enough to switch. Not too mention how much harder they pull. Sorry you are wrong.
07-14-05, 07:44 PM
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Originally Posted by fdeeznutz
I agree 150%. My friend's single is crazy fun to drive.
Please noone respond to the tow comment, it was a poke fun remark to FDeeznutz
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07-15-05, 08:05 AM
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This posts has gotten me some good advice. I was looking at getting around 400hp... which I think turns into around 350 at the wheel. Thanks.
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