pwning noobs on the dynojet
11-27-2009, 11:05 PM
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pwning noobs on the dynojet
decided to pump out some serious numbers and blow the crowd away with my monster powerplant
skip to 1.39 on the video thats when the action starts
[youtube]sYYEEF-giyA[/youtube]
and here are the results
lol
heres last years readings
[youtube]T7kfehX9vTk&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]
cant wait for this new engine to go in and make some REAL hp and do REAL drifting
skip to 1.39 on the video thats when the action starts
[youtube]sYYEEF-giyA[/youtube]
and here are the results
lol
heres last years readings
[youtube]T7kfehX9vTk&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]
cant wait for this new engine to go in and make some REAL hp and do REAL drifting
11-27-2009, 11:15 PM
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Re: pwning noobs on the dynojet
i can agree its a heap, ive had, and have the option to drop a sr20 in, i have the money to do some baller swap.. but im mainly focused on seat time, and getting to events. so i bought a truck, getting the cage welded in etc.. money will come around soon someday
i feel like, keeping lower horsepower, and taking smaller steps like im doing will be worth it in the long run. ive learned alot with this 40 dollar single slammer i dragged out of a shed in maryland. once i get towards the 200+ rwh im aiming for ill be able to handle it.. and actually use that horsepower. im not ready for it yet skill level wise in my opinion. to each their own,
its good to have progression though, which was my goal
i feel like, keeping lower horsepower, and taking smaller steps like im doing will be worth it in the long run. ive learned alot with this 40 dollar single slammer i dragged out of a shed in maryland. once i get towards the 200+ rwh im aiming for ill be able to handle it.. and actually use that horsepower. im not ready for it yet skill level wise in my opinion. to each their own,
its good to have progression though, which was my goal
always wanted to do one...
11-28-2009, 05:49 AM
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Re: pwning noobs on the dynojet
i can agree its a heap, ive had, and have the option to drop a sr20 in, i have the money to do some baller swap.. but im mainly focused on seat time, and getting to events. so i bought a truck, getting the cage welded in etc.. money will come around soon someday
i feel like, keeping lower horsepower, and taking smaller steps like im doing will be worth it in the long run. ive learned alot with this 40 dollar single slammer i dragged out of a shed in maryland. once i get towards the 200+ rwh im aiming for ill be able to handle it.. and actually use that horsepower. im not ready for it yet skill level wise in my opinion. to each their own,
its good to have progression though, which was my goal
i feel like, keeping lower horsepower, and taking smaller steps like im doing will be worth it in the long run. ive learned alot with this 40 dollar single slammer i dragged out of a shed in maryland. once i get towards the 200+ rwh im aiming for ill be able to handle it.. and actually use that horsepower. im not ready for it yet skill level wise in my opinion. to each their own,
its good to have progression though, which was my goal
