SRT-4 vs. S2000
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From: Land of the landeaus
Here we go again folks.
http://www.srtforums.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=4223
The guy makes a good case for avoiding 18x9's (at least if you plan on dragging).
FWIW, who are all these high 14-second owners who keep getting their 1320's quoted in kill forums? Ooops, must be Road and Track and Car and Driver editors borrowing the car. Anyways, you've got to love a site where one owner identifies the World Heavyweight champ as Lexxon Lewis.
http://www.srtforums.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=4223
The guy makes a good case for avoiding 18x9's (at least if you plan on dragging).
FWIW, who are all these high 14-second owners who keep getting their 1320's quoted in kill forums? Ooops, must be Road and Track and Car and Driver editors borrowing the car. Anyways, you've got to love a site where one owner identifies the World Heavyweight champ as Lexxon Lewis.
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Most people (98.7% very accurately measured 
) that own an S2000 don't know how to drag it. In other words they don't know how to launch the car. ( Not really what the car is meant for anyways.) Plus there are those people who might be able to learn how to launch there S2000's but are afraid of the consequences. (premature wear and tear on the engine, transmission, and tires) That said it still anoyes the hell out of me that those people that intentionally drag their S2000's don't know how to do, and haven't learned to do it good enough to net the best possible results.
) that own an S2000 don't know how to drag it. In other words they don't know how to launch the car. ( Not really what the car is meant for anyways.) Plus there are those people who might be able to learn how to launch there S2000's but are afraid of the consequences. (premature wear and tear on the engine, transmission, and tires) That said it still anoyes the hell out of me that those people that intentionally drag their S2000's don't know how to do, and haven't learned to do it good enough to net the best possible results.
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Originally posted by baxdatass
Most people (98.7% very accurately measured) that own an S2000 don't know how to drag it. In other words they don't know how to launch the car. ( Not really what the car is meant for anyways.) Plus there are those people who might be able to learn how to launch there S2000's but are afraid of the consequences. (premature wear and tear on the engine, transmission, and tires) That said it still anoyes the hell out of me that those people that intentionally drag their S2000's don't know how to do, and haven't learned to do it good enough to net the best possible results.
Most people (98.7% very accurately measured
) that own an S2000 don't know how to drag it. In other words they don't know how to launch the car. ( Not really what the car is meant for anyways.) Plus there are those people who might be able to learn how to launch there S2000's but are afraid of the consequences. (premature wear and tear on the engine, transmission, and tires) That said it still anoyes the hell out of me that those people that intentionally drag their S2000's don't know how to do, and haven't learned to do it good enough to net the best possible results.
It comes down to the driver...if you are not ready to
then be prepared to face the 
of someone who is...
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From: Orange Park
On stock tires. Pulease! Its FWD!