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Old 09-17-2004, 03:54 PM
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quick question

hey guys, i kno this is gonna b a repost but i couldnt get the search to work rite for me??? wat does a stock 1992 camaro rs with a 350 tpi run??? sorry for the repost thx for NOT flamin me. hahah
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Old 09-17-2004, 04:42 PM
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Re: quick question

very high 14s, low 15s...
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Old 09-17-2004, 05:12 PM
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Re: quick question

RSs never came with a 350 or with TPI
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Old 09-17-2004, 07:07 PM
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Re: quick question

this i know, but i gave him the benefit of the doubt. thought maybe he had a swap...
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Old 09-17-2004, 07:35 PM
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Re: quick question

yea it has the swap... my friend has one but he cant take it to the tracks becasue he doesnt ahve a roll cage
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Re: quick question

You shouldnt need a roll cage at the track unless your running like 12s or lower i think

he might need a helmet but usually you can pull off one run before they tell you to get lost.
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Re: quick question

here it's 11.99 and under for a roll cage, and 13.99 and under for a helmet.
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Re: quick question

so you can run a 12.00 and not need a roll cage, but if you run a 11.99 you. as if the force of impact is sooo much less at 12 than 11.9
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Re: quick question

yea, but aren't all rules and regulations retarded in some way.
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this is true...
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Re: quick question

im not real sure wat it is but i went there with him once n they made us leave when we got up onto the track.. they talked to him n he was pissed so i let it go... just assumed it wsa the roll cage i guess...
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What do you guys think an 89 Z28 with an LT1/T56 swap that has the normal mods (exhaust, cold air, blah blah) with a 4.10 or 3.73 gear (don't know wich yet) and street legal radials run (in sig)? Would it still be an acceptable street car still...?
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Re: quick question

thats a tough question; actually over in the street racing forum there is a really long debate about what is too fast for a street car. i dont think there is a definite limit, most people go by quarter mile time cause of what you have to do to a car to get a certain time. general concensus is that 12s and under is too fast for the street. you have to make the call as to whether the car is safe enough and pratical enough to drive on the street...
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