S2k Stock Vs Sr-t4 Stock
07-20-2004, 05:21 PM
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S2k Stock Vs Sr-t4 Stock
I am starting to see alot of S4ts around my way, and I was wandering which is faster and from which aspect, at a stop, and rolling.
07-20-2004, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by TwiztedS2K,Jul 20 2004, 05:21 PM
I am starting to see alot of S4ts around my way, and I was wandering which is faster and from which aspect, at a stop, and rolling.
I wonder if the 350z is faster? 
07-20-2004, 07:32 PM
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If you do a search, you'll find a lot of long threads about this topic.
I've 2 friends with SRT4's, 2003 and a 2004. The 2003 stock was close, but I'd pull ahead as speeds increased. We did a 40 to 110 run a couple of times and I got a car length before shutting down. Since then, my friend upgraded to a Mopar Stage 1 kit and it was enough to turn the table around for him. Now he'd inch ahead slowly and be about a length in front after 100mph. Once I started modding lightly, I was shocked as the tables were turned again in my favor.
The 2004 is another matter... when the 04 was stock and my friend w/ the stage 1 ran against each other, the 2004 was still stronger from a roll, albeit small but it was stronger. We all know the new SRT4 has LSD so we did all the runs from a roll. My car in its present shape is about on par with my other friend's 04 SRT4 in stock trim, however we never ran beyond 90mph and it's dead even till then. I'd imagine that he may pull on me if we could safely up the speeds (which we can't since our roads look like the surface of the moon).
I've 2 friends with SRT4's, 2003 and a 2004. The 2003 stock was close, but I'd pull ahead as speeds increased. We did a 40 to 110 run a couple of times and I got a car length before shutting down. Since then, my friend upgraded to a Mopar Stage 1 kit and it was enough to turn the table around for him. Now he'd inch ahead slowly and be about a length in front after 100mph. Once I started modding lightly, I was shocked as the tables were turned again in my favor.
The 2004 is another matter... when the 04 was stock and my friend w/ the stage 1 ran against each other, the 2004 was still stronger from a roll, albeit small but it was stronger. We all know the new SRT4 has LSD so we did all the runs from a roll. My car in its present shape is about on par with my other friend's 04 SRT4 in stock trim, however we never ran beyond 90mph and it's dead even till then. I'd imagine that he may pull on me if we could safely up the speeds (which we can't since our roads look like the surface of the moon).
07-20-2004, 07:33 PM
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Originally Posted by yellafeva,Jul 20 2004, 04:41 PM
SRT4 seems stronger, well, because it is. The new one dynoes at what, 240-ish whp? But drivers count a lot, as always.
Could go either way.
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Actually, the SRT4's ECU is very good at maintaining performance in all kinds of weather conditions. High altitudes or sea level, high humidity or low humidity, it's quite interesting that the SRT4 manages very well to all kinds of conditions. I've been through a few things here and there regarding the SRT4 (because I'm interested in the engine, not the car). There's been a few dyno tests that show that the SRT4 hp #'s are quite consistent in all sorts of conditions.
If you want to beat a...
03 model, take it from a complete stop. 03 SRT4 has no LSD, nuff said.
04 model, a run from a roll is your best chance.
modded 03-04, good luck.
"I hate to admit it, but we're talking NA versus boost and it takes way less effort in boosted cars to up the power than NA".
If you want to beat a...
03 model, take it from a complete stop. 03 SRT4 has no LSD, nuff said.
04 model, a run from a roll is your best chance.
modded 03-04, good luck.
"I hate to admit it, but we're talking NA versus boost and it takes way less effort in boosted cars to up the power than NA".
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Originally Posted by Hyper-X,Jul 21 2004, 01:36 AM
Actually, the SRT4's ECU is very good at maintaining performance in all kinds of weather conditions. High altitudes or sea level, high humidity or low humidity, it's quite interesting that the SRT4 manages very well to all kinds of conditions. I've been through a few things here and there regarding the SRT4 (because I'm interested in the engine, not the car). There's been a few dyno tests that show that the SRT4 hp #'s are quite consistent in all sorts of conditions.
If you want to beat a...
03 model, take it from a complete stop. 03 SRT4 has no LSD, nuff said.
04 model, a run from a roll is your best chance.
modded 03-04, good luck.
"I hate to admit it, but we're talking NA versus boost and it takes way less effort in boosted cars to up the power than NA".
If you want to beat a...
03 model, take it from a complete stop. 03 SRT4 has no LSD, nuff said.
04 model, a run from a roll is your best chance.
modded 03-04, good luck.
"I hate to admit it, but we're talking NA versus boost and it takes way less effort in boosted cars to up the power than NA".
Good post!
