Beat Down '02 Camaro SS
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Beat Down '02 Camaro SS
I was going to work this morning at 6:15am and traveling on Overland in West LA. A Camaro SS spotted me and started revving his engine. I tried to ignore him as gas out here is $3.49 a gallon for the shitty 91 0ctane but he kept reving and trying to pace me.
We both ended up making a right turn onto Pico Blvd. and he tried to pull away from me but I just reeled him in. He changed lanes into the middle lane and I was in the far right lane. Ahead of me was an old beat up work truck traveling really slow.
He decides to take off in the middle lane and gets a car jump on me as I then proceeded to pull him in and pass him with just enough room to change into his lane in front of him before I rear ended the slow work truck. I saw his face in my rear view mirror as I changed lanes and he was not happy to say the least.
We ended up next to each other at Motor Ave. and Pico Blvd. and I guess he was a glutton for punishment because he started to rev his engine up again.
I timed the light and got a half car jump on him in first and proceeded to get a two car lead midway through 2nd before leaving him by more than 4 car lengths as I shifted into 3rd.
He lagged back and made a left hand turn onto Century Park East before I could slow down and let him get next to me so I could see the look on his face.
I love blowing V-8 engines away especially when they antagonize me into smoking them with ease. Just thought I'd post this kill as I was very pleased with the outcome.
We both ended up making a right turn onto Pico Blvd. and he tried to pull away from me but I just reeled him in. He changed lanes into the middle lane and I was in the far right lane. Ahead of me was an old beat up work truck traveling really slow.
He decides to take off in the middle lane and gets a car jump on me as I then proceeded to pull him in and pass him with just enough room to change into his lane in front of him before I rear ended the slow work truck. I saw his face in my rear view mirror as I changed lanes and he was not happy to say the least.
We ended up next to each other at Motor Ave. and Pico Blvd. and I guess he was a glutton for punishment because he started to rev his engine up again.
I timed the light and got a half car jump on him in first and proceeded to get a two car lead midway through 2nd before leaving him by more than 4 car lengths as I shifted into 3rd.
He lagged back and made a left hand turn onto Century Park East before I could slow down and let him get next to me so I could see the look on his face.
I love blowing V-8 engines away especially when they antagonize me into smoking them with ease. Just thought I'd post this kill as I was very pleased with the outcome.
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That loser!
How are the WS6's? Are they significantly faster than the SS?
How are the WS6's? Are they significantly faster than the SS?
firebird vs camaro etc..
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Nice kill.... Lol i know that area and it get's kinda busy there... but good kill, i hate when people egg you on to race and then don't own up once they lose
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Originally Posted by Improved FD
nice kill
stock twins I assume? what is your estimated hp?
stock twins I assume? what is your estimated hp?
It Dyno'd at Tri-Point on their DynaPack at around 345HP. I could probably get more out of it but I decided to go more conservative. Even with the Cooling Mist Water Injection Kit istalled I don't want to push it too much. I am already on my 3rd rebuild.
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Originally Posted by Gouki7
Nice kill.... Lol i know that area and it get's kinda busy there... but good kill, i hate when people egg you on to race and then don't own up once they lose
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I remember some years back an off the lot Camaro SS pulled up to me at a light. The salesman was driving and the potential customer was in the passenger seat. They were snickering and pointing at my "stock looking RX-7"... The light changed and they took off for all the ss was worth and I proceeded to suck the paint off their car...No more smiling at the next light except mine.
Doubt he sold the car.
Doubt he sold the car.
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yeah i have personally seen numerous ls1 cars hit 11.7's auto's and m6's, with solely a 125 shot nx wet on the cars. street tires as well. at sea level though.
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nitrous is a great power adder,but try to sell a vette that has been spraying ,on the corvetteforum and it is a tough sell.everyone is afraid of possible engine damage .
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I never really understood why nitrous is such a popular power addition with the V8 crowd. I think a boosted Vette would be 10x more fun and unique. Not having to refill anything other than the fuel tank is always a bonus.
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nitrous is cheaper than a blower/turbo setup... and better for those not wantin to use that power all the time.. so it gets better fuel mileage.
but i'd opt for the blower myself.
nitrous LS1's with a great tune will live forever.. welll not forever but a very long time. they eat 100-150 shots all day long with full exhaust and good tune.
but i'd opt for the blower myself.
nitrous LS1's with a great tune will live forever.. welll not forever but a very long time. they eat 100-150 shots all day long with full exhaust and good tune.
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I'm the kind of guy that likes to go WOT several times a day. If I had gotten a taste of a 150 shot I wouldn't enjoy running n/a all day. Turbo/supercharger might be more expensive initially, but I would go through an equivalent cost of nitrous in no time. I suppose it's fine for the guy that always knows when he's going to need/want the power to be there, but I have a heavy foot.
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Originally Posted by stevemack
Yeah, stock twins. I plan on getting the '99 Spec Twins soon as these already have some extra shaft play on the primary.
It Dyno'd at Tri-Point on their DynaPack at around 345HP. I could probably get more out of it but I decided to go more conservative. Even with the Cooling Mist Water Injection Kit istalled I don't want to push it too much. I am already on my 3rd rebuild.
It Dyno'd at Tri-Point on their DynaPack at around 345HP. I could probably get more out of it but I decided to go more conservative. Even with the Cooling Mist Water Injection Kit istalled I don't want to push it too much. I am already on my 3rd rebuild.
i spoke to him a couple of times about doing a custom supercharger for my elise, he knows a lot about tuning and dynoing.
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Originally Posted by A3ON7
is mark doing the dyno tuning for u?
i spoke to him a couple of times about doing a custom supercharger for my elise, he knows a lot about tuning and dynoing.
i spoke to him a couple of times about doing a custom supercharger for my elise, he knows a lot about tuning and dynoing.
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Originally Posted by A3ON7
is mark doing the dyno tuning for u?
i spoke to him a couple of times about doing a custom supercharger for my elise, he knows a lot about tuning and dynoing.
i spoke to him a couple of times about doing a custom supercharger for my elise, he knows a lot about tuning and dynoing.