Horrible night at the track
Originally Posted by brent_strong,Nov 26 2005, 12:34 AM
Not with you driving it. You'll end up breaking it before you'll ever turn in a good time. I'm guessing this is the first car you've actually driven on a drag strip, right?
Don't worry about these guys, they're not going to give you an easy time. Do what you want with the car. Dragging does take skill, so the comments about that are unneeded as well. Just make sure you launch the right way and shift fast, but not powershifting. PM wisconsins2k if you need help with dragging the s2000, he does this often.
Originally Posted by afwfjustin,Nov 26 2005, 09:38 AM
Don't worry about these guys, they're not going to give you an easy time. Do what you want with the car. Dragging does take skill, so the comments about that are unneeded as well. Just make sure you launch the right way and shift fast, but not powershifting. PM wisconsins2k if you need help with dragging the s2000, he does this often.
Originally Posted by smracer31,Nov 26 2005, 02:44 PM
1 or 2 runs that last 14 seconds

An 8.20 with 1500WHP doesn't take THAT much skill. Well, it takes skill to build it, not to drive it.
Drag racing is a Mechanic's sport, not a driver's sport.
Mutilate your car all you want, enjoy. However it will NEVER be "fast" going down the track unless you take the body off, build a whole new car underneath it and then put the body back down on it.
Originally Posted by ruexp67,Nov 26 2005, 12:49 PM
Aparently sometimes they last 15-16 secs.

An 8.20 with 1500WHP doesn't take THAT much skill. Well, it takes skill to build it, not to drive it.
Drag racing is a Mechanic's sport, not a driver's sport.
Mutilate your car all you want, enjoy. However it will NEVER be "fast" going down the track unless you take the body off, build a whole new car underneath it and then put the body back down on it.

An 8.20 with 1500WHP doesn't take THAT much skill. Well, it takes skill to build it, not to drive it.
Drag racing is a Mechanic's sport, not a driver's sport.
Mutilate your car all you want, enjoy. However it will NEVER be "fast" going down the track unless you take the body off, build a whole new car underneath it and then put the body back down on it.
10 seconds huh, i hope you have 20k just for a motor and another 30k for all the differentials and transmissions you will go through. the s2000 already has the most hp per liter than any other street car. its going to be very hard to increase that amount safley. your best bet would be to detune the motor and slap a fat turbocharger on there if you want the motor to last mor than the 10 seconds your trying to achieve.
Originally Posted by smracer31,Nov 26 2005, 11:44 AM
i will [n]ever understand the excitment in drag racing you sit around all day o get 1 or 2 runs that last 14 seconds
^to each his own, people can do what they want to their car
GDM, 10 seconds will be a world record. The fastest s2000 right now has an 11.1 so I think your 10 sec quote is a bit off. However, with a good turbo setup and safe street tune I'm sure you can get into mid 12s though. Good luck with it.
The rest of you, this car can be whatever it is you want it to be. I hate how people say "it's not a drag car blah blah blah" it just shows your ignorance and willingness to follow what everyone else says. With a turbocharger, this car has plenty of torque. With an updated clutch and one of the Nissan drivelines, the car will be as drag ready as can be. Yes it costs money, but that's not the point.







