WSP announces Radial Arms
10-23-2002 | 06:48 PM
#81
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Originally posted by SuDZ
Is this idea dead or will warpspeed ever actually do it? I am just curious if it is brought up and people still show intrest if maybe it will get moved along a bit.
SuDZ
Is this idea dead or will warpspeed ever actually do it? I am just curious if it is brought up and people still show intrest if maybe it will get moved along a bit.
SuDZ
well, we haven't heard anything for so long, I doubt there is anything going on w/ them, which is unfortunate, o well, I guess it's time to think of the next car to buy then, only this time have to make sure that the car has a huge selection of aftermarket parts
10-23-2002 | 07:17 PM
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Originally posted by SuDZ
Is this idea dead or will warpspeed ever actually do it? I am just curious if it is brought up and people still show intrest if maybe it will get moved along a bit.
SuDZ
Is this idea dead or will warpspeed ever actually do it? I am just curious if it is brought up and people still show intrest if maybe it will get moved along a bit.
SuDZ
Trevor
10-23-2002 | 07:51 PM
#83
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Originally posted by SuDZ
Is this idea dead or will warpspeed ever actually do it? I am just curious if it is brought up and people still show intrest if maybe it will get moved along a bit.
SuDZ
Is this idea dead or will warpspeed ever actually do it? I am just curious if it is brought up and people still show intrest if maybe it will get moved along a bit.
SuDZ
brought it up in correspondence on another topic with Dallas. I do
not have an answer yet but hopefully we'll get a definitive answer
soon.
If I could find a shop around here that did any of this kind of work,
I'd be all about sponsoring development. Sorta like Brian Catts did
with the Quaife (obviously not as expensive though). I've contacted
3 shops that make radial arms for Honduhs and other cars but they've
all declined to do it for the Maxima.
10-24-2002 | 05:34 AM
#84
Originally posted by joaquink
Funny you should ask this now. I just sent Dan and e-mail and
brought it up in correspondence on another topic with Dallas. I do
not have an answer yet but hopefully we'll get a definitive answer
soon.
If I could find a shop around here that did any of this kind of work,
I'd be all about sponsoring development. Sorta like Brian Catts did
with the Quaife (obviously not as expensive though). I've contacted
3 shops that make radial arms for Honduhs and other cars but they've
all declined to do it for the Maxima.
Funny you should ask this now. I just sent Dan and e-mail and
brought it up in correspondence on another topic with Dallas. I do
not have an answer yet but hopefully we'll get a definitive answer
soon.
If I could find a shop around here that did any of this kind of work,
I'd be all about sponsoring development. Sorta like Brian Catts did
with the Quaife (obviously not as expensive though). I've contacted
3 shops that make radial arms for Honduhs and other cars but they've
all declined to do it for the Maxima.
10-24-2002 | 11:03 AM
#85
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Re: WSP announces Radial Arms
Originally posted by Dan 93 SE
Late this week Dallas will be installing a set of radial arms on our 96 SE. We will be posting PICs a short time later. These arms have a reputation of significantly reducing wheel hop, aiding in quick acceleration by increasing traction. With these you should see decreased 1/4 mile times by decreasing wheel spin.We think we can offer them for a reasonable price. I know we will be looking for a few people to try the first few sets. If you are active at the track, you might want to send an e-mail. I know we will want to test each generation. Will keep every one updated.
Dan WSP
Late this week Dallas will be installing a set of radial arms on our 96 SE. We will be posting PICs a short time later. These arms have a reputation of significantly reducing wheel hop, aiding in quick acceleration by increasing traction. With these you should see decreased 1/4 mile times by decreasing wheel spin.We think we can offer them for a reasonable price. I know we will be looking for a few people to try the first few sets. If you are active at the track, you might want to send an e-mail. I know we will want to test each generation. Will keep every one updated.
Dan WSP
you guys taking orders for 2001 TIG welded cali-spec y-pipe's
yet?
I NEED one!!
10-24-2002 | 11:09 AM
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Originally posted by Vinipux
well, we haven't heard anything for so long, I doubt there is anything going on w/ them, which is unfortunate, o well, I guess it's time to think of the next car to buy then, only this time have to make sure that the car has a huge selection of aftermarket parts
well, we haven't heard anything for so long, I doubt there is anything going on w/ them, which is unfortunate, o well, I guess it's time to think of the next car to buy then, only this time have to make sure that the car has a huge selection of aftermarket parts
The cars I have had before did not always have much or anything aftermarket for them but still they were rigged up faster than stock because I found ways around it. It is just this one part though I might be very intrested in if it ever comes out.
SuDZ
11-25-2002 | 03:16 PM
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Originally posted by MichaelAE
Hmmmm...radial arms you say. Any chance you'll have these sometime while gasoline powered vehicles are still a viable choice of transportation?
Hmmmm...radial arms you say. Any chance you'll have these sometime while gasoline powered vehicles are still a viable choice of transportation?
SuDZ
11-25-2002 | 04:51 PM
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Originally posted by MichaelAE
Hmmmm...radial arms you say. Any chance you'll have these sometime while gasoline powered vehicles are still a viable choice of transportation?
Hmmmm...radial arms you say. Any chance you'll have these sometime while gasoline powered vehicles are still a viable choice of transportation?
and also as a quick-disconnect/removable configuration. Same little
bird told me that it's a matter of some powdercoating, an
installation (to be completed this week), pictures and final pricing.
Of course, who knows what the actual schedule will end up being but
this is VERY recent information.
Cheers,
JK
11-25-2002 | 05:44 PM
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Originally posted by joaquink
A little bird told me that they'll be available as a permanent mount
and also as a quick-disconnect/removable configuration. Same little
bird told me that it's a matter of some powdercoating, an
installation (to be completed this week), pictures and final pricing.
Of course, who knows what the actual schedule will end up being but
this is VERY recent information.
Cheers,
JK
A little bird told me that they'll be available as a permanent mount
and also as a quick-disconnect/removable configuration. Same little
bird told me that it's a matter of some powdercoating, an
installation (to be completed this week), pictures and final pricing.
Of course, who knows what the actual schedule will end up being but
this is VERY recent information.
Cheers,
JK
SuDZ
11-25-2002 | 10:09 PM
#92
Originally posted by joaquink
A little bird told me that they'll be available as a permanent mount
and also as a quick-disconnect/removable configuration. Same little
bird told me that it's a matter of some powdercoating, an
installation (to be completed this week), pictures and final pricing.
Of course, who knows what the actual schedule will end up being but
this is VERY recent information.
Cheers,
JK
A little bird told me that they'll be available as a permanent mount
and also as a quick-disconnect/removable configuration. Same little
bird told me that it's a matter of some powdercoating, an
installation (to be completed this week), pictures and final pricing.
Of course, who knows what the actual schedule will end up being but
this is VERY recent information.
Cheers,
JK
Awesome, I hope they come out soon!
- not that its a bad thing
11-26-2002 | 11:46 AM
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Originally posted by hlh0501
i would like a set. one question, if we dont wheel hop (which i do sometimes, then i just shut it down and dont run it that pass) will it still help us launch at all?
dan check your mail
i would like a set. one question, if we dont wheel hop (which i do sometimes, then i just shut it down and dont run it that pass
) will it still help us launch at all? dan check your mail
SuDZ
04-26-2004 | 04:04 PM
#101
Originally Posted by MichaelAE
I am waking sleeping beauty...did this ever go anywhere???
they are still in development.
http://warpspeedperformance.com/upcoming.htm
04-26-2004 | 04:59 PM
#103
Originally Posted by UNCDooD
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