i was wondering what kind of cars i would be able to beat wiht my 88 turbo supra with 107k on it.. its got upgrade 60-1 turbo with spearco front mount. also arp head studs with metal headgasket. and 3 in downpipe and exhaust with brian crower 264 cams. and i have the boost controller at home but idk what i can run before i hit fuel cut. let me know what you think
racing and fuel cut
- Thread starter s7mgte
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Why dont you just put the boost controller on and then find out when you hit fuel cut? And as for the "how fast is my supra" question, that only works with practical application.
My friend has a 91T on 6psi of boost he can handle a Camry. You should have that covered.. :icon_razz
pagani zonda, if there racing in reverse you might have a snowballs chance in hell of winning :biglaugh:
impossible to say who you can beat. just because you have those mods doesnt mean you are definatly making XXX horsepower. There is a horsepower ballpark you should be close to but that depends on alot of things like condition of said motor, tune, weather, barometric pressure, fuel quality, temprature, blah blah blah. how fast your car is depends on its power, weight, driver skill, traction, wind, blah blah blah.....
what im trying to say is its a guessing game, go out and race peope and you'll find out what your car can handle. im going to say it, not to sound like your parents, but be safe if your racing, its not just your life its the others around as well.
what im trying to say is its a guessing game, go out and race peope and you'll find out what your car can handle. im going to say it, not to sound like your parents, but be safe if your racing, its not just your life its the others around as well.
nosechunks said:
I agree with this. There's no way to say which cars you will and won't beat. especially since you can't tell what they are packing. Also, what's the point of racing other completely stock cars just to say you beat em? They're stock!
The street isn't the only place to race. I race my car at the local drag strip, and compete in autocross when it comes to town. Both of which are safe environments for me to push my car's limits, and if someone gets hurt, ambulances are on-hand. But they aren't free.