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is putting people in the back something common bc Ive never seen it I think it would taint the results that extra weight that wont be there on the street or the track to help him hook up so why should it be there in the dyno
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Originally posted by boosted2
is putting people in the back something common bc Ive never seen it I think it would taint the results that extra weight that wont be there on the street or the track to help him hook up so why should it be there in the dyno
is putting people in the back something common bc Ive never seen it I think it would taint the results that extra weight that wont be there on the street or the track to help him hook up so why should it be there in the dyno
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There is a Supra owned by Titan racing that ran 8.6sec @169mph last month at Bradenton. Traction was not a problem from a dead stop, then again this car was totally set up for drags.
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yep, supras are slow 
and they must be totally incapable of producing incredible amounts of power on a stock block! 
good thing for me, ill be buying one of these "slow pieces of shit" soon, cause, you know, it will never go fast
but i promise ill keep the stock internals!
and they must be totally incapable of producing incredible amounts of power on a stock block! good thing for me, ill be buying one of these "slow pieces of shit" soon, cause, you know, it will never go fast
but i promise ill keep the stock internals!
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95 Supra Turbo 6 speed
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95 Supra Turbo 6 speed
11 SWP STI sedan
