E.T. and MPH goals for 2009
Most s2k's stock run about 13.8-14.0 if they get about a 2.0 0-60 foot time(which is considered about the best you can do stock with stock tires). They trap 99-101 stock. Years don't matter too much with s2000's since 00-03 and 04-09's have their tradeoffs which make it about even.
After the 1/4 mile, the Cobalt should start pulling up top.
Another thing is, is that half of the s2k guys can't drive worth ****. Its a hard car to launch. I usually launch at 6-7k and feather the clutch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNSKZfrEPJI
well i had 236whp/211twq b4 i got my full exhaust. And most stock s2ks put down 190-200whp/140-150wtq. we would run a 40roll and a dig. im almost a 100% sure i will absolutely destroy him from a roll but idk about from a dig.
hes not a very good driver (he thinks power shifting helps him gain power) and i'd say im now a good driver
hes not a very good driver (he thinks power shifting helps him gain power) and i'd say im now a good driver
IMHO it'd be a drivers race with the s2k's rwd advantage up until the end of the quarter mile. That is, unless the Cobalt owner can really launch his car, has DRs, or an even smaller pulley.
Most s2k's stock run about 13.8-14.0 if they get about a 2.0 0-60 foot time(which is considered about the best you can do stock with stock tires). They trap 99-101 stock. Years don't matter too much with s2000's since 00-03 and 04-09's have their tradeoffs which make it about even.
After the 1/4 mile, the Cobalt should start pulling up top.
Another thing is, is that half of the s2k guys can't drive worth ****. Its a hard car to launch. I usually launch at 6-7k and feather the clutch.
Most s2k's stock run about 13.8-14.0 if they get about a 2.0 0-60 foot time(which is considered about the best you can do stock with stock tires). They trap 99-101 stock. Years don't matter too much with s2000's since 00-03 and 04-09's have their tradeoffs which make it about even.
After the 1/4 mile, the Cobalt should start pulling up top.
Another thing is, is that half of the s2k guys can't drive worth ****. Its a hard car to launch. I usually launch at 6-7k and feather the clutch.
people see RWD and assume its going to tear out of the hole. s2k's are not easy cars to launch (lack or torkles will do that) thus you have to launch them HIGH in the rpm to get them to move at all.
Last edited by hatrickstu; Jan 11, 2009 at 07:55 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Stu u know alot about driving. my friend seems to think double clutching is when u leaving ur foot on the gas as u shift. And wat i have learned is that is a downshifting technique right?
but isnt speed shifting/powershifting when u leave ur foot on the gas as u shift?
but isnt speed shifting/powershifting when u leave ur foot on the gas as u shift?
Stu u know alot about driving. my friend seems to think double clutching is when u leaving ur foot on the gas as u shift. And wat i have learned is that is a downshifting technique right?
but isnt speed shifting/powershifting when u leave ur foot on the gas as u shift?
but isnt speed shifting/powershifting when u leave ur foot on the gas as u shift?
very well. better than en extra heat exchanger...
Last edited by hatrickstu; Jan 11, 2009 at 08:13 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
yeah...dont want to aim to high.....
but I'd be content with that.
Last edited by cobaltR; Jan 11, 2009 at 09:19 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Here is a SS/SC with just an intake VS a stock S2000...I would say no 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNSKZfrEPJI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNSKZfrEPJI


