**Vid** g35x 1/4 mile dyno run!
Originally Posted by MrBillMartin
1/4 mile was 14.025 at 97.887
not sure how accurate it is on a dyno, but thats what the print out said.
not sure how accurate it is on a dyno, but thats what the print out said.
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From: long island
Originally Posted by G35_TX
Yea that isn't very accurate. The G35X has been running high 14s stock around 94 mph.
stillen cai.
ztube
kinetix pleneum
topspeed headers/testpipes
stillen exhaust
crappy gains for all of those mods, but it does sound nasty
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no, no problems with the dyno. the guys at peformance motorsports in hicksville, ny know what they are doing. www.theexperience.com
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Originally Posted by JustBrilliantX
That's what's so great about the internet ....it's so "safe"..right Phyliss? Anyway, time ta get back to the basesment....your Mom's call'n me. I'll be at Raceway Park, Englishtown, NJ. June 25 for the Nissan/Infiniti "Z Days" hawking our race car trailers and looking forward to meeting you. Much luv
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Somebody needs a nap.........
1969'-71 A/altered driver (big blk. Chevy Rat), 73-75' factory mechanic for Kawasaki M/C and R/R teams,73'-77' Kaw. factory endurance racer (Z-1) including Laguna Seca/Daytona/Laconia/and Aspen, 78'-85' Kaw.sponsered Pro-Stk. drag bike, 86'-87' switched to Susuki Pro-Stk. with a best 1/4 of 8.17sec., and in 88' all finished..got wrecked on a 'poker run' by an 86'yr. old women. Kid ...I've probably 'backed up' further, and faster, than you've driven forward, so don't be tell'n me about all your 'bench race'n' BS. Lighten up and play nice tough guy. http://racewaypark.com/
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Originally Posted by JustBrilliantX
1969'-71 A/altered driver (big blk. Chevy Rat), 73-75' factory mechanic for Kawasaki M/C and R/R teams,73'-77' Kaw. factory endurance racer (Z-1) including Laguna Seca/Daytona/Laconia/and Aspen, 78'-85' Kaw.sponsered Pro-Stk. drag bike, 86'-87' switched to Susuki Pro-Stk. with a best 1/4 of 8.17sec., and in 88' all finished..got wrecked on a 'poker run' by an 86'yr. old women. Kid ...I've probably 'backed up' further, and faster, than you've driven forward, so don't be tell'n me about all your 'bench race'n' BS. Lighten up and play nice tough guy. http://racewaypark.com/
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From: On the water at the "Jersey Shore"...Toms River
Originally Posted by MrBillMartin
driving fast in a straight line is only fun when its on public streets and theres other cars on the road. *** that drag strip crap.
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Originally Posted by JustBrilliantX
Since I was responding to RSX, Mr. Bill, your post took me by surprise. I guess Laguna Seca, Watkins, and Laconia are too straight as well? And, if that ain't good'nuff....do it at 140 TO 150 MPH on gumball road race slicks at 3g's of compression on a 30 degree bank. Then add doing it for three hour shifts for 12 to 24 hrs. So much for the effectiveness of speed reading. As far as Raceway Park goes, there's Auto cross and Drifting as well as 'drag strip crap'. Don't like the music ...change the channel. Jeeezus!
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Originally Posted by ComptechRSX
You Guys make me Laugh. If you think Hawking your "Race Car Trailers" Out to Some Dragstrip in ****ty NJ then you have been seriosuly infromed of what fun is. What you said was straight from The Fast and the Furious,Why dont you guys take your Race cars and come to a real track a Road course,Which actually tests all aspects of your car.
