pretty quick hatch
07-11-2006, 06:33 PM
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Re: pretty quick hatch
Originally Posted by Schister66
Nick Tufte and Nick Thompson built Thompson's 98 White GSR turbo...it has run 11's to my knowledge....
you think you'll be able to take Tufte's old car?? If and when you do....he'll be sure to tell you that its a STOCK D....lol
Hey Wannabe...are you from Fargo??
you think you'll be able to take Tufte's old car?? If and when you do....he'll be sure to tell you that its a STOCK D....lol
Hey Wannabe...are you from Fargo??
What the hell are your talking about? I never said I'll take the hatch, I just said he is competition. Also, who's running a "STOCK D", both mine and Kevin's D's are built. Pay some attention and maybe you'll learn something.
07-11-2006, 06:38 PM
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Re: pretty quick hatch
Yes, I am. I'm under the same name on fargostreet. OG Fargostreet member!
this isn't nick tufte's car, this is kevin's car. Kevin has never owned a honda, so fwd is new to him, that is what jon is saying.
Nick thompson's car will more than likely not run at the track again this year, tranny broke almost a month ago and still hasn't sent it out. Not bad for his tranny tho considering he's been over 400 hp for over 3 years on one tranny. Motor is still running strong...
this isn't nick tufte's car, this is kevin's car. Kevin has never owned a honda, so fwd is new to him, that is what jon is saying.
Nick thompson's car will more than likely not run at the track again this year, tranny broke almost a month ago and still hasn't sent it out. Not bad for his tranny tho considering he's been over 400 hp for over 3 years on one tranny. Motor is still running strong...
07-11-2006, 06:40 PM
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Re: pretty quick hatch
oops, i'm slow at typing, jon beat me to it...
Fallguy (rwd 2jz probe) and dave "turbo" Henry (Na-T MKIV supra pioneer and god) both run SLS pie cut down pipes for performance reasons... i'm pretty sure they flow better than a mandrel bend, although I have never done an test myself so i guess i wouldnt know.
Fallguy (rwd 2jz probe) and dave "turbo" Henry (Na-T MKIV supra pioneer and god) both run SLS pie cut down pipes for performance reasons... i'm pretty sure they flow better than a mandrel bend, although I have never done an test myself so i guess i wouldnt know.
07-11-2006, 09:21 PM
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Re: pretty quick hatch
Originally Posted by wannabe
oops, i'm slow at typing, jon beat me to it...
Fallguy (rwd 2jz probe) and dave "turbo" Henry (Na-T MKIV supra pioneer and god) both run SLS pie cut down pipes for performance reasons... i'm pretty sure they flow better than a mandrel bend, although I have never done an test myself so i guess i wouldnt know.
Fallguy (rwd 2jz probe) and dave "turbo" Henry (Na-T MKIV supra pioneer and god) both run SLS pie cut down pipes for performance reasons... i'm pretty sure they flow better than a mandrel bend, although I have never done an test myself so i guess i wouldnt know.
07-11-2006, 11:21 PM
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Re: pretty quick hatch
Joel, the purpose of a whitey bend isn't because it flows better than a mandrel bend. The best whitey bends in the world will only flow AS good as a mandrel bend. Their sole purpose is if you need a bend with a tighter radius than you can get with a mandrel bender. Or if you are whitey and you have a personal vendetta against mandrel bends. 
Deleting your original post (so you don't seem like a dumbass) serves no purpose when I already quoted you. 
Originally Posted by Schister66
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