SP Project G35 Sedan.... MONSTER!
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J/P. Cage looks hells sick. I've been tossing around the idea of doing an older sedan as well. Seen them in the 4-digit range now. I think we'll start seeing more serious sedan builds too in the near future, as they're the cheapest format w/ a rwd vq in them.
In for some "street results" w/ the trans (Texas mile perhaps?) and of course some low 9's. Props as usual Lar, Chris, Tim and techs. One-uppmanship at it's finest.
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J/P. Cage looks hells sick. I've been tossing around the idea of doing an older sedan as well. Seen them in the 4-digit range now. I think we'll start seeing more serious sedan builds too in the near future, as they're the cheapest format w/ a rwd vq in them.
In for some "street results" w/ the trans (Texas mile perhaps?) and of course some low 9's. Props as usual Lar, Chris, Tim and techs. One-uppmanship at it's finest.
Darren(wearing a t-shirt and shorts)
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Doubt you'll see too many th400's in a mile...unless you can rev to like 13K rpm lol. Just not enough gearing in the trans for that long.....although you could probably get to 165mph by the 1/2mile (on a street'ish tire) and try to just sit there for another 1/2 mile lol.
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Doubt you'll see too many th400's in a mile...unless you can rev to like 13K rpm lol. Just not enough gearing in the trans for that long.....although you could probably get to 165mph by the 1/2mile (on a street'ish tire) and try to just sit there for another 1/2 mile lol.
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Put a Gear Vendors overdrive unit on the tail housing!!!!
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Lar,
I've seen you guys run the 6" piping to the turbo on several 2j based cars, while the great majority of the other guys out there just run a screen mesh. Other than potentially prohibiting contamination, is there another reason why you don't run just a mesh over the turbo?
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I've seen you guys run the 6" piping to the turbo on several 2j based cars, while the great majority of the other guys out there just run a screen mesh. Other than potentially prohibiting contamination, is there another reason why you don't run just a mesh over the turbo?
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Lar,
I've seen you guys run the 6" piping to the turbo on several 2j based cars, while the great majority of the other guys out there just run a screen mesh. Other than potentially prohibiting contamination, is there another reason why you don't run just a mesh over the turbo?
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I've seen you guys run the 6" piping to the turbo on several 2j based cars, while the great majority of the other guys out there just run a screen mesh. Other than potentially prohibiting contamination, is there another reason why you don't run just a mesh over the turbo?
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Plus it looks sick the way I do it. Most guys are not as talented as I am and cant work with 6" pipe like I can
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Lar,
I will agree with you on the "sickness" factor of the 6" piping. It looks very aggressive. I wonder, however, how much it actually affects intake temps on track-only based cars (I don't see Titan, Saad, SW, Ryan etc) running anything but a screen.
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I will agree with you on the "sickness" factor of the 6" piping. It looks very aggressive. I wonder, however, how much it actually affects intake temps on track-only based cars (I don't see Titan, Saad, SW, Ryan etc) running anything but a screen.
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