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- bassmangrammy - 04-03-2005
My new car is fast...at getting panties off with room in the back seat leather for fun. I need a tint job <think>
- Feersty - 04-03-2005
20% all around.
- bassmangrammy - 04-03-2005
I'm white...it has 15 inch wheels right now...just wouldn't work hahaha
- Feersty - 04-03-2005
What do wheels have to do with tint or you being white?
- bassmangrammy - 04-03-2005
hhahahah...I was kidding...kinda...lol
- Nick325is - 04-03-2005
I tried getting a dyno for the car show. It costs about 1000 to get a dyno for the day and we could have to charge something like 50 a run and have 20 people go to make a profit. Not to mention the school shitting a brick about it.
Nick
- HAULN-SS - 04-03-2005
eh, a little advertising and we'd have no problem...dyno's around here are few and far between...i live in roanoke,a nd the closest ones were in richmond and NC
- ScottyB - 04-03-2005
HAULN-SS Wrote:eh, a little advertising and we'd have no problem...dyno's around here are few and far between...i live in roanoke,a nd the closest ones were in richmond and NC
its not just the money. imagine the noise of up to, and possibly over, 20 cars (whose mufflers may be questionable) taking their engine to redline over and over. the people in the dorms next door will go on a rampage.
btw, i didn't know you're from roanoke. i am too, i live near cave spring...but i'm not a yuppie asshole 8)
- mpg9999 - 04-03-2005
If it wasnt the same day as the as the ccvt show, you could probably get some of them to come up.
- Mike - 04-03-2005
mpg9999 Wrote:If it wasnt the same day as the as the ccvt show, you could probably get some of them to come up.
tried it before, no interest.
- Krush - 04-03-2005
CCVT had a dyno come last year. It was a portable dyno where they put the ass of the car on jackstands, take off the tires, and bolt the dyno brakes to the hubs. It took forever for each car and was kinda stupid.
Portable roller is the onlly way to go....but I honestly think there are better attractions to have. (however, I'm sure u could make some money by getting lots of ricers to pay to dyno their turds)
- Ryan T - 04-04-2005
I doubt many people would come to a dyno at our show since I'm sure they'll have one at NOPI.
- Mike - 04-04-2005
noise is a factor.
- .RJ - 04-04-2005
BassmanGrammy Wrote:I'm white...it has 15 inch wheels right now...just wouldn't work hahaha
You need some 18" 540is wheels :thumbup:
Krush Wrote:It took forever for each car and was kinda stupid.
Portable roller is the onlly way to go...
The dynapacks are easier to transport and better from a tuning standpoint - FWIW.
- KPWSerpiente - 04-04-2005
Fuck dynapacks. They read high.
-T
- .RJ - 04-04-2005
So?
The dyno is a tuning tool - the peak numbers are pretty useless except if you want to boast about how big your dick is.
- ScottyB - 04-04-2005
.RJ Wrote:So?
The dyno is a tuning tool - the peak numbers are pretty useless except if you want to boast about how big your dick is.
that's what people do at shows
- BLAIR - 04-04-2005
.RJ Wrote:So?
The dyno is a tuning tool - the peak numbers are pretty useless except if you want to boast about how big your dick is.
i agree.. and if HP number is all you care about then get a turbo supra.. i saw an article somewhere from a supra meet in las vegas. the top 20 highest hp dyno pulls were all over 1000 hp... pretty nuts i have watched a supra make over 1000whp.. it was damn scary to be near.
- Ryan T - 04-04-2005
As much as it turns me on to hear a 1000+hp supra, I hate dyno queen supra's. I would much rather have 500-600usable horsepower than 1000+ unusable horsepower.
- ScottyB - 04-04-2005
Ryan T Wrote:As much as it turns me on to hear a 1000+hp supra, I hate dyno queen supra's. I would much rather have 500-600usable horsepower than 1000+ unusable horsepower.
you're a rare breed, Thayer