robbo k Member 414 Member For: 18y 5m 18d Location: Wollongong Posted 29/11/08 02:17 AM Posted 29/11/08 02:17 AM yeah easly can get more. btw its not a ls2
XRDOSE BIGRED Legacy Donating Member 1,410 Member For: 19y 6m 2d Gender: Male Location: Sth East Melb Posted 29/11/08 04:37 AM Posted 29/11/08 04:37 AM lol I dont care how much power the Late model camira has for $70k they can shove it!!!! Imagine buying a BF Mk2 T with ZF for $30k and spending even $20k ontop of that u'll have over 400rwkw.
Rootster Just a large member member Legacy Donating Member 3,125 Member For: 17y 11m 9d Gender: Male Location: sydney Posted 29/11/08 05:41 AM Posted 29/11/08 05:41 AM mate im with you it's a pile of crap, anyway most of the cars making big hp on chassis dyno's never run any half decent times down the track,has tryhrd ever raced it down the track,if so what time has it done.With that sort of hp it should run low 7,s .Some twin turbo cars that I know of with that hp have run 6,s ,whats the bet tryhrd would be lucky to run 10's.
Dillz Three pedals are better then two.. Legacy Donating Member 15,637 Member For: 19y 3m 30d Gender: Male Location: Melbourne Posted 29/11/08 06:26 AM Posted 29/11/08 06:26 AM Imagine forking out 70k for that then gettin owned on the way home buy a 300rwkw T, LMAO!
mic Legacy Donating Member 1,725 Member For: 18y 8m 7d Gender: Male Posted 29/11/08 09:19 AM Author Posted 29/11/08 09:19 AM roosters, if u just go 2 uniquecarsales and type in ve ss with minimum price 60k its the only 1 that comes up dills this thing has 372rwkw and is n/a !! I know u can just buy a phoon or bf2 and get great power 4 small$$. but there is so much more precision and skill involved in gettin an n/a really movin. I would not pay 70k either, but this thing deserves respect.
XRDOSE BIGRED Legacy Donating Member 1,410 Member For: 19y 6m 2d Gender: Male Location: Sth East Melb Posted 29/11/08 09:46 AM Posted 29/11/08 09:46 AM so $85k has been spent on it to get 372rwkw out of the SS lets say he spent $45k to buy the car brand new then spent ANOTHER FOURTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ontop to get that power and now he's askin $70k lol this guy is a dreamer! should have just spent $15k and charged it would have got more power out of it.
DjGsTa Legacy Donating Member 944 Member For: 19y 5m 13d Gender: Male Posted 29/11/08 09:49 AM Posted 29/11/08 09:49 AM whats the bet tryhrd would be lucky to run 10's.whats the bet it would
TaHa Member 948 Member For: 18y 4m 3d Gender: Male Posted 29/11/08 12:45 PM Posted 29/11/08 12:45 PM roosters, if u just go 2 uniquecarsales and type in ve ss with minimum price 60k its the only 1 that comes up dills this thing has 372rwkw and is n/a !! I know u can just buy a phoon or bf2 and get great power 4 small$$. but there is so much more precision and skill involved in gettin an n/a really movin. I would not pay 70k either, but this thing deserves respect.I couldnt agree more with you.
Rootster Just a large member member Legacy Donating Member 3,125 Member For: 17y 11m 9d Gender: Male Location: sydney Posted 29/11/08 02:15 PM Posted 29/11/08 02:15 PM All im doing is speaking my mind,I have been at my brothers work shop with a 850hp engine on a engine dyno.He has spends hours or days working on it to pick up 10hp.We go to a chassis dyno they only tune it and they tell us its picked up 40-50 rear kw . What a load of crap.On a chassis dyno you can spike the figures easily.All the cars that enter the nats dyno challenge never see the 1/4 mile WHY.You blokes are telling me you build a 2000hp engine and never race it down the track,you sit it on a dyno and destroy it there. DjGsTa you will bet me it runs 10's . I hope so, pro stock cars have half that hp run low 7"s.Tryhrd would never go close to running those numbers his engine is set up for making max hp.The ve ss has a strong engine I agree,but its a Expensive Daewoo so in my eyes its crap.The lion will never have my respect.Cheers Nick
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