Does anyone remember QuickF20C (VaporTrail)?
04-20-2001, 07:02 PM
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I remember he sold his S, but I also remember he was one of the earliest ones with Mugen stuff and with real dyno numbers. Does anyone remember what he got with the exhaust? Or the headers? It was done seperately if I recall. I did a search on HA.net, but didn't see anything. Though I did rekindle a lot of the old time stuff 
The good 'o days when we were all doing this blindly...
The good 'o days when we were all doing this blindly...
04-20-2001, 07:30 PM
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It really didn't show much of an increase. It was a lot of cash for a little bang. I found the old web page the link is below. Maybe Sondra knows where the dyno plot is.
http://members.aol.com/quickf20c/mugen.html
http://members.aol.com/quickf20c/mugen.html
04-20-2001, 08:27 PM
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Those were the good old days! I still see a few of the original cast and crew around. It's nice to help out the new guys and gals. I was talking to a new S2K owner the other day. I had to stop and compliment him on his choice of vehicle. A beautiful new Blk/Blk. I'm like a bad rash though, I keep coming back. 
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I still see a few of the original cast and crew around. It's nice to help out the new guys and gals. I was talking to a new S2K owner the other day. I had to stop and compliment him on his choice of vehicle. A beautiful new Blk/Blk. I'm like a bad rash though, I keep coming back. Former owner of #2805 Red/Blk
04-20-2001, 09:36 PM
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Headers make a 8-10 hp/foot pound torque increase in the mid range then a nice increase from 6,000-7,000 then nothing for the top end.
I have had them on my car for months and LOVE IT! Around town driving is fantastic! Its a MUST HAVE IN MY BOOK. Though MG Racing might come close for much less money which I would have done if its close and that much less money.
I have had them on my car for months and LOVE IT! Around town driving is fantastic! Its a MUST HAVE IN MY BOOK. Though MG Racing might come close for much less money which I would have done if its close and that much less money.
04-20-2001, 09:36 PM
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S2000Chris?!?!?! Holy cow, I had completely blocked my memory of that tool. I'm sure there are a lot of us here that remember him, though. I can't believe that I've been watching this board for almost two years now--- sheesh, how time and my S2k do fly...
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04-20-2001, 09:57 PM
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LOL @ Colin. 
I'd forgotten about that derranged individual! My seats never did fall apart like he kept insisting his did...err his dad's did! I see that Sondra finally made it to Austin. I was in Austin a few weeks ago it would have been cool to meet the great one. BTW the roads down there are awesome. I'm sure I'll be back soon to try out the new rod. The scariest thing I have seen so far is that Pinky is a moderator! j/k
I'd forgotten about that derranged individual! My seats never did fall apart like he kept insisting his did...err his dad's did! I see that Sondra finally made it to Austin. I was in Austin a few weeks ago it would have been cool to meet the great one. BTW the roads down there are awesome. I'm sure I'll be back soon to try out the new rod. The scariest thing I have seen so far is that Pinky is a moderator! j/k
