lol....that shit is on the $$$$ my car made 704 whp and traped @141 and it said I sould run 9.6 ......cant wait till spring

 

Who are you tell me what my car made. INlinepro tuned my car so PM one of those guys ask you dumb ass. Dont ever make any assumption about my car. you wouldnt say that sh*t if i were standing in front of you.

Sorry to all you other guys, but i hate rude ass people.

 

wtf are you talking about 470hjp is on the money for 116... when my car made 465 i traped @ 117 so dont talk unless you know shit. im sure your car make no power your just in here talking shit

 

i really dont think my 500hp setup is gonna run mid 10s, that calc is not accurate

 

yeah it is a little off. i think it needs to take in acount torque, plus i think the cars "MAY" be capable of what the calc says but you would need great traction and a perfect drive

 

I would imagine this calculator is if it were the perfect driver/conditions etc........I mean what does 1/4 time really matter, its an S2000 not a Mustang. I would rather see the 20-80mph times or something like that, for a good 1/4 time you need a lot of low-end torque, something our cars don't really have,. Am I also correct in saying that even though there may be cars that are faster 1/4 times, that doesn't mean they would beat the car on a roll..........

 

yea it seems like this calc is accurate until you add wheel spin

 

Dyno--->Video---->Timeslip 349whp 12.20 at 113mph

Inline pro turbo 9psi. Stock tires, diff and clutch and 80k on the motor.



Turbo S2000 9.5psi vs Stock S2000

 

luis ftw

to be honest, i am not going to care about my ET, but more my trap, when i go to the track in the sprin. If i can get 120+ with my 400+whp setup, ill be very happy. I have stock diff and really don't want to break more stuff on my car by getting the wheels grab from a digg!

 

Try launching at less than 3000 rpm and maybe your tires will have a chance. Launching at 5200 rpm is for NA dudes with no torque. You will just burn and burn with all that torque unless you get some super sticky drag radials.