TSimage
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All these cars are modified to some degree beyond a basic stock representation. Daves motor was built but his car was closest to a stock representation. Phils car is a tin can drag car at this point but his mods are minimal besides the o2 dump and Joe represented a fully built car and motor both to the absolute extremes.. I believe Phils car with Daves build and tuning but with all supporting mods would without a doubt give Joes record a run. We can't negate anyone for modifying their cars as such when the person with the record has the most radical ride of all. I think both Phil and Dave represent more realistic accomplishments and should be congratulated as such. But I'm sure someone will beat those records and I don't doubt someone will eventually take down Joe, but its going to require a lot of juice or an equally crazy car, for that reason alone id venture to say his nitrous run is probably the most attainable of the 2.
Id like to think of this as "stock turbo" battle.. stock appearing class cars. Things like mirages/colts or expos/vistas even starions/conquest don't qualify with motor swaps and or didn't come turbo to begin with.
I suppose until someone comes in with one of those cars, its a toss up.
Id like to think of this as "stock turbo" battle.. stock appearing class cars. Things like mirages/colts or expos/vistas even starions/conquest don't qualify with motor swaps and or didn't come turbo to begin with.
I suppose until someone comes in with one of those cars, its a toss up.


Edit: answered my own question: modern evo's likely hold that record. Curt Brown went 10.59 on the stock evo8 turbo. Im going to be that if any of us are able to beat the 10.84 14B record, we aren't going to beat it by THAT much to become any overall record holder of "any car w/ stock turbo"
Has this car been on a scale yet and if so, are you keeping track of weight loss as you do things?