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My friend has 420 in his camaro, but he has ruined the car visually.
Edit: 420 at the wheel, 500 at crank. My bad, he hasn't driven the thing in awhile. Last edited by Surgeon; 01-24-2008 at 09:24 PM.. |
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Well, if he tries to say all of that stuff, tell him we want exact specs and a dyno sheet to prove it. And, if he can't come up with the information then we don't believe him.
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Ok I'll see if I can get the dyno sheet tomorrow.
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EDIT: to me the deffinition of ricer,meanslarge muffler,something carbon fiber on the car(can be anything),racing or performance rims,and engine dress-up(like valve covers,or something painted)..
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My car could smoke any vehicle you have driven or rode in. It may look a little ricey, but it has performance mods!
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Maybe this weekend I'll be able to find the photo album of my dad's old '74 Camaro. A real killer. It put trailered cars to shame as it drove home from the strip weekend after weekend, wiping out the trailer queens.
The big-block 396 (bored .40 over) V8 pounding the air with every fire from each of the 8 cylinders. The smell, that gas smell older carburated engine release from the exhaust. The smell of burning tires, as my dad took me for some fun rides. The beast of a motor was backed by TH400 with stock internals and a shift kit. The rear was beefed up with a 4.10 (?) Posi unit. It had some custom touches. Widened rear fenders to house the massive rear meats. The hood scoop fed air straight to the motor. So much so that during rainy days, my dad would have to swap the air filter, and plug the scoop. One time, he got caught in a storm.. Thinking fast he just tossed the plug in the mouth of the scoop so it wouldn't suck rain, hoping the beast underneath would be able to gasp for air from under the hood... well it did. So much so that every time he got onto the throttle, it pulled the hood down a good half inch or so from the suction. And, the main attraction, the paint. The car was red. The hood had a large center stripe that went from the wind sield and ended near the nose of the hood. It was yellow/orangish to my memory, with an orange pin stripe dividing. It's hard to remember, but I do believe it had a side C stripe, same color combo as the hood above. Did I mention it was a beast? Oh... baby. On pump gas and street radials it was easily capable of 12s. But the last time it was ran... Tuned to run race gas, and with a set of slicks, it rocketed my dad to a high 9 second run. All motor. Thanks to a Texas winter night for a 60 degree temp. Sadly it was sold in '01. It had become less of a daily driver. At the time we also had a '91 Tempo, '98 GMC Jimmy, '78 El Camino, and a '50 Styleline De Lux (not running, future resto), so it sat in the garage often. I miss that car... So, me and him were recalling the time when he took me for my 1st real ride when I was like 3 or 4. I'm not talking about normal street driving, but rip roarin', tire smokin, petal to the metal'n fun. So anyways, he heard me making noises, and backed up off the throttle to see what the matter was. Looked down at me, and I was giggling like a kid high on hylium. So, back on the throttle. So not long ago: "So, how fast were we going down the street? "I dunno, probably still holding it sideways at about 50 mph, in a snap." "Ah I miss that car." "Same here." "Now Greg (my brother), with a car like that, I'm sure dad had a few stop-light drags. Though back then, it's not at the level of stupidity we see today. But dad, lets here some strop-light drag stories" My dad puts on an innocent smile, and we keep eating. Quote:
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Yes, your car is ricey looking.. yes it does have performance. It fits into my "fast rice" category. What kind of numbers are you pushing anyway? |
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That TA is really ricey looking, just look at the body kit and wheels. Yuck! The ridiculous non-functioning wing! OMG edit: Rpm racing did chases, but his HP isn't on their site, I will get his dyno, this is another guy I went to HS with, but I wouldn't call him a friend. http://www.real-performance-motorspo...ry.cfm?dyno=29 Last edited by Surgeon; 01-24-2008 at 09:02 PM.. |
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no muscle car needs to look like a ricer,that would be stupid,the person who does that,needs to be beatup or something..
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I know you're kidding about the T/A "bodykit".... I really hope you are anyway.
Since you seem to be skeptical for some stupid reason: http://anti-rice.com/smf/index.php?topic=17083.0 Same thread that the engine pic came from. Those wheels you see there, are his street wheels.. when he gets serious, he puts on the tires with more sidewall, because he realizes he needs smaller wheels and more sidewall to get traction. Edit: For those too lazy, here's his best 1/4 time: From that thread that I posted as well. |
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And my car could probly out run that T/A. I have rebuilt the motor of that car from the ground up!
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The TA is a girl's car, it looks like a 3000gt. That is MY OPINION. It does have a bodykit that doesn't add performance, which by your definition is ricer.
I don't like the body kit, which is my opinion, don't like the wing also my opinion, don't like the wheels. The wheels truly and honestly look like 15 dollar hubcaps from wal-mart. By your longstanding definition, it is a ricer. |
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Blackevo-Your high on crack. A 260hp FWD car, vs a 500+ hp RWD car on drag slicks...
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And how did you know about the crack, can you smell it?
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Actually surg, if memory serves correct, the T/A kit has a better drag coefficient then the stock kit. Same with the 3rd gens. I'll look it up right fast to check though.
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The factory kits from GM, functional to an extent.
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It is probably power of suggestion, but I think the wing helps a little. Before the wing the steering wheel shook a little @ 120. Now the stability seams to be better up to 145 before it gets a little shakey. It could have been other variables, but I think it did help a little. Tex, anything can be functional to an extenet. Given enough speed even a spoiler can be counter-productive. Look at the veyron's high-speed mode to alleviate drag. Last edited by Surgeon; 01-24-2008 at 09:26 PM.. |
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I say no. Varying by the course, and if the guy has touched the suspension tuning.. but the WS6 Trans-Ams handle on rails, like it or not they are fairly solid cars in the corners.. And again, you have FWD, failed-wheel-drive. Wonder why no high-end race cars have FWD? Dude, I have modified my suspension to the best of my ability. My car handles curves awsome. Apparently you have not drove and FWD car on a road coarse. I could most likely beat that T/A In a road coarse.
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Apparently you don't understand why FWD is by far the worse platform for anything performance related. Anyone will tell you FWD has it's severe limits. I have driven enough FWD cars around to learn to hate them in several conditions. And to this argument, you have yet to prove that was your car. Seen how others were accusing of seeing that car on the net before.
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Why do no high-end race cars have FWD? I can safely say, even a stock Firebird Formula could walk circles around you car.
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