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2k2 6 speed hits the TRACK!!!!!

Old Jan 27, 2002 | 04:40 PM
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sweeeeeet, the pic at www.frankencar.com got me excited
Old Jan 27, 2002 | 04:46 PM
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Originally posted by mattattax
sweeeeeet, the pic at www.frankencar.com got me excited
join the club lol
Old Jan 28, 2002 | 12:57 AM
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Originally posted by BigDogJonx
2K2, bunch of punks......... trying to make us feel jealous with you ability to hit 13.99s? come on now, we 2k-2k1 owners are still trying to break into 14s. Calm down, give us a chance to catch up first. Hahahha

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some have already..even 4th gens..

14.3 is good..especially if u've never driven a manual tranny and had a horrible launch..happens to all of us...when i went to drag race in my car for the first time, i smoked my tires for like full 5 secs..
Old Jan 28, 2002 | 07:29 AM
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Originally posted by SkylineGTR


ok....im not a track person, but so does that mean that the clock doesnt start until u actually start moving? so if ur tracking your own time only.......then the R/T doesnt matter at all? meaning that if someone ran a 14.3 with a .900 R/T, and later had an R/T of .500 their time would still be 14.3? please clarify....i dono much about the track sorry.
correct - timer for your elapsed time doesn't start until your car breaks the laser beam at the start line. Actually there are two beams - the first one you use to stage your car, the second starts the e.t. when you hit it. You could sit there for 2 seconds and have a 2.xx reaction time and it would make no difference in your elapsed time. Of course, the guy next to you would be WAY down the track by then and "beat" you to the finish line.

In drag racing, the winner of a race is NOT necessarily the one with the fastest e.t.
Old Jan 28, 2002 | 09:05 AM
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Re: 2k2 6 speed hits the TRACK!!!!!

Awesome time. Out of curiousity, what RPM were you shifting at and what gear did you end up in at the end of the 1/4?

Originally posted by WILLSE
today was the opening day at silver dollar race way down in reynolds, GA......few of my friends decided to make the trip!!! ok background info on me before i post times and catch ****.... i have NEVER driven a manual transmission before and this is my 3rd week of having my car.... anyways to the times!!!

best run of the day

14.3 @ 96mph 2.2 60'

my launch SUCKED!!! couldnt get the feel one for all this torque and 2.) this manual tranny thing is catching on quick

the track rule is if u run 13.99 u have to wear a helment.... i plan on wearing a helment next time i hit the track!!! im gonna find some road and work on some launchs!!! i am gonna hit the dyno real soon too!!!
Old Jan 28, 2002 | 11:38 AM
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Re: Re: 2k2 6 speed hits the TRACK!!!!!

Originally posted by Eric
Awesome time. Out of curiousity, what RPM were you shifting at and what gear did you end up in at the end of the 1/4?

all 2k2 6-spd with a semi competent driver should be well into 4th gear at the 1/4 mark. i shifted around 6500, then 6300, then 6300 again.
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