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nsx twin turbo 700hp vs stock 911 turbo s
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nsx did a few things wrong IMO, coming from a turbo buick i know turbo races are hard to do heads up. Anyway, the nsx was out of the throttle entirely until light was green shown by the bad eta. should have preloaded or invest in a launch controller. he was also bouncing off the rev limiter heard by the the spark cutout, and the fuel lighting off in the exhaust. It almost sounded like a racelogic unit at first,but after a few times it was definitively cut out. Also sounds like he started in first, with that much power should have started in 2nd if not third. If he has coilovers they are not set for drag as the car squats to the rear too much.
A good launch would have put the nsx ahead, as it almost made up that 1 second trap time at the end.
It looks like a somewhat novice driver vs, someone thats done it before. you can have all the Hp in the world, but if you dont know how to drag on a real track, because it IS different than the street, you will have a hard time. Give the nsx driver a few more runs, confidence in their car , almost looked like he was afraid to break an axle.
just my 2 cents
A good launch would have put the nsx ahead, as it almost made up that 1 second trap time at the end.
It looks like a somewhat novice driver vs, someone thats done it before. you can have all the Hp in the world, but if you dont know how to drag on a real track, because it IS different than the street, you will have a hard time. Give the nsx driver a few more runs, confidence in their car , almost looked like he was afraid to break an axle.
just my 2 cents
A 700HP NSX has a hard enough time with traction... Then add a damp surface and what do you expect (Porsche had it's windshield wipers on)?
Driver sucks. I think a stock nsx would have done better with a good driver.
reaction time was the killer :frown:
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Nsx driver can't drive if his life depended on it.
ON the second race towards the end the NSX just didn't seem like it had 700HP since it didn't look like it was even pulling in a 530HP, heavier car that had more drive train para-static losses.
This ^^
As some of you guys know when you have that kind of hp in a turbo car it is very hard to launch. In the second race the NSX won if you look at the results, it posted a speed of 291 kph which is about 180 mph in a mile. That is pretty impressive,if you dont think that is that impressive on street tires then post your time under the same conditions and then give the driver some feedback. :wink:
ok so i have seen the video and honestly the driver is doing something wrong
here are two videos when i was all motor 375hp me racing a 997 twin turbo 550hp - street race from light to quarter mile
here is the video of the start
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4V-5FgJA0LM
and the and of the quarter and the race happened 3 times cause they couldnt believe the result so the kept changing drivers and actually i made
3.ooo euros from that night 1.000 a race
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVq_MIVTprc
here are two videos when i was all motor 375hp me racing a 997 twin turbo 550hp - street race from light to quarter mile
here is the video of the start
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4V-5FgJA0LM
and the and of the quarter and the race happened 3 times cause they couldnt believe the result so the kept changing drivers and actually i made
3.ooo euros from that night 1.000 a race
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVq_MIVTprc
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Is that your nsx in the video with 700 hp?
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shine auto is located in corona, CA I believe and you can buy it from them or buy it from science of speed and pay top dollar.
http://www.scienceofspeed.com/products/exterior_performance_products/NSX/Shine/Spec-GT/
good to see some experience checking in. Have you run your car at the track yet? I am sure you will be the first to get in the nines, I just cant wait to see the numbers.
No bro that isnt mine cause trust me i know how to drive
mine is currently 804hp (that is with nitrous)
thanks and havent runned it yet. im pritty confident that low 10"s are there dont know about 9's really really hard but shurely would love that slip
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Hopefully the owner of the NSX learns the definition of feathering.
He did a few things wrong but you guys do know he was racing a stable 911 as well, hurts to watch but great video quality
I imagine those rear tires had to affect high speed handling.
He should have added 2 step, low rpm launch and preset boost by gear. He has too much power that he would just spin even with ET tires(looks like), and his burn-out was quick. I dont think his LSD is set up as well. I belive what the other guys say about the power, it looks like its in the realm of high 500s.
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He won the second race by posting a quicker time over the distance.
Did he purposely let the Porsche go first so they are not side by side. The timing is from when the car sets off and not when the light goes green... No?
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Did he purposely let the Porsche go first so they are not side by side. The timing is from when the car sets off and not when the light goes green... No?
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