S/C s2k vs. turbo 300zx
#21
Originally Posted by Spartikus,Feb 1 2007, 07:27 PM
Shift the Supra at 8500rpm's and it's still above 1250hp. Am I wrong?
EDIT: I don't know how far a shift will actually drop it. I'm just going off of your theoretical 1200rpms.
EDIT: I don't know how far a shift will actually drop it. I'm just going off of your theoretical 1200rpms.
I think I have the timeslip, let me get the SPECIFICS, hold on. (I ran him, in the 5.0, lost bad, lol).
#22
Originally Posted by N/Apower,Feb 1 2007, 07:23 PM
wtf? it is around 900ish. Look at her again man.
Now think about it. If the VETTE had 1300whp peak, just like the Supra, it would be well ahead of it after that 1200rpm drop instead of within 100whp of it. I mean, it started with a 400whp loss and after the shift is only down 100ish whp.
Now think about it. If the VETTE had 1300whp peak, just like the Supra, it would be well ahead of it after that 1200rpm drop instead of within 100whp of it. I mean, it started with a 400whp loss and after the shift is only down 100ish whp.
#23
FOUND IT!
2.20 60'
13.240 ET with 110.68mph trap speed.
He was auto so it wasnt slow-shifting.
http://www.mustangboards.com/members/custo...=vehicledetails
^ there, a Mach1
2.211 60'
13.373 @ 107.5
YOU KNOW! that supra was making WAY! more hp to out-trap him by that much mph and with a worse 60' the Mach 1 came within .13 of the Supra's ET.
They both weigh about the same.
EDIT:
The supra backed that timeslip up with MANY identical or VERY CLOSE to identical to it as memory serves. I never saw him trap under 110 and I never saw him run faster than 13.0.
THis is what I mean by the "Supra Syndrome" It traps HIGH! and has GREAT! dyno numbers, but at the strip it just can't pull it off.
2.20 60'
13.240 ET with 110.68mph trap speed.
He was auto so it wasnt slow-shifting.
http://www.mustangboards.com/members/custo...=vehicledetails
^ there, a Mach1
2.211 60'
13.373 @ 107.5
YOU KNOW! that supra was making WAY! more hp to out-trap him by that much mph and with a worse 60' the Mach 1 came within .13 of the Supra's ET.
They both weigh about the same.
EDIT:
The supra backed that timeslip up with MANY identical or VERY CLOSE to identical to it as memory serves. I never saw him trap under 110 and I never saw him run faster than 13.0.
THis is what I mean by the "Supra Syndrome" It traps HIGH! and has GREAT! dyno numbers, but at the strip it just can't pull it off.
#24
Originally Posted by N/Apower,Feb 1 2007, 07:16 PM
You still will see better ET out of a larger motor than you will a large turbo Supra. Check out some timeslips. I saw a local Supra at the track. He couldnt run a 12 to save his life. Kept running LOW 13's...AT 113 MPH! He was pulling 2.1 60's. Now, with a 2.2 60' and a 113 trap, a vette would still be in the 12's.
I'm not defending a Supras ability to gain traction, as I've heard they have horrible issues with wheel hop.
#25
Originally Posted by Spartikus,Feb 1 2007, 07:38 PM
E.T.'s are more indicative of driver skill and traction. I believe I've seen e.t.'s of high 13 second C6's posted on another thread here. I thought the argument here was that Supras only make 1300hp at peak and thus aren't as fast as weaker larger motors?
I'm not defending a Supras ability to gain traction, as I've heard they have horrible issues with wheel hop.
I'm not defending a Supras ability to gain traction, as I've heard they have horrible issues with wheel hop.
#26
Don't turbo autos trap higher than manuals thanks to not interrupting boost between shifts? Is it possible that there was something else behind this particular run?
Either way, it's going to take a lot more than one or two timeslips to show me that not having low end power in a car that doesn't spend time in the low end is causing it to be slower. The logic of that argument still eludes me.
How about the previous gen Mustang GT's that trap the same as a well driven S2k also run the same e.t.'s as a well driven S2k? S2k's actually have a peaky powerband too. There is a weight difference, but I'm just looking at trap speeds. By your theory, the Mustang should be much faster because it has a broader powerband and traps the same.
Either way, it's going to take a lot more than one or two timeslips to show me that not having low end power in a car that doesn't spend time in the low end is causing it to be slower. The logic of that argument still eludes me.
How about the previous gen Mustang GT's that trap the same as a well driven S2k also run the same e.t.'s as a well driven S2k? S2k's actually have a peaky powerband too. There is a weight difference, but I'm just looking at trap speeds. By your theory, the Mustang should be much faster because it has a broader powerband and traps the same.
#27
Originally Posted by Spartikus,Feb 1 2007, 07:42 PM
Don't turbo autos trap higher than manuals thanks to not interrupting boost between shifts? Is it possible that there was something else behind this particular run?
Either way, it's going to take a lot more than one or two timeslips to show me that not having low end power in a car that doesn't spend time in the low end is causing it to be slower. The logic of that argument still eludes me.
Either way, it's going to take a lot more than one or two timeslips to show me that not having low end power in a car that doesn't spend time in the low end is causing it to be slower. The logic of that argument still eludes me.
My point is he has a TON! of hp to trap 110.XX and he cut a BETTER 60' than the Mach and STILL only had the mach by .13 seconds.
Supras typically have shitty ET's for their 60' and their trap speed. It is just a fact.
Let me go to a Supra forum and get their ET database for you. I think you can look at that and the mustang ET database I will give you and compare the 20 or so cars in them and see what I am talking about.
#28
Don't worry about it. I don't know enough about Supras to defend all of them. I just found that 1300hp dyno because I didn't believe that the whole peak hp thing made a difference. The powerband could be shaped differently for all the different e.t. examples you could show me, but neither of us would really know.
#29
http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/timeslips/...a/Supra%2093-98
^ look at the 60's and the ET and the MPH. HOLY CRAP they ET high for the 60' and the MPH!!!
http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/etdb.php?etl...sc&pp=25&page=2
^here, compare that to the LS1tech.com F-body database and you will see what us domestic and other import owners mean when they say "supra syndrome" (Dont challenge it on a dyno or from a 70 punch, but you can hand him his ass any time at the strip!)
^ look at the 60's and the ET and the MPH. HOLY CRAP they ET high for the 60' and the MPH!!!
http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/etdb.php?etl...sc&pp=25&page=2
^here, compare that to the LS1tech.com F-body database and you will see what us domestic and other import owners mean when they say "supra syndrome" (Dont challenge it on a dyno or from a 70 punch, but you can hand him his ass any time at the strip!)
#30
Originally Posted by Spartikus,Feb 1 2007, 07:49 PM
Don't worry about it. I don't know enough about Supras to defend all of them. I just found that 1300hp dyno because I didn't believe that the whole peak hp thing made a difference. The powerband could be shaped differently for all the different e.t. examples you could show me, but neither of us would really know.
I love MKIV's to death, but they truly are dyno queens.