Lsjion Vs. Tstone
I don't have a problem brake boosting at any other roll taylor, but anything under 40 is hit or miss.
Btw, Tstone didn't let off at the end.
It's always fun having good races amongst friends, and saving the busses for others lol
He definitely jumps out a few every time
Btw, Tstone didn't let off at the end.
It's always fun having good races amongst friends, and saving the busses for others lol
He definitely jumps out a few every time
Last edited by lsjion; May 27, 2014 at 04:59 PM.
Made 309/260 on just a 2.9 & 100% stock m62
So, you run a larger pulley, less parasitic loss from the blower, make about the same power, then let the nitrous pick up the tq as well as top end. There's just no need for a smaller pulley.
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Small pullies gain more tq than they do hp. Wet shots also gain more tq than they do hp.
So, you run a larger pulley, less parasitic loss from the blower, make about the same power, then let the nitrous pick up the tq as well as top end. There's just no need for a smaller pulley.
So, you run a larger pulley, less parasitic loss from the blower, make about the same power, then let the nitrous pick up the tq as well as top end. There's just no need for a smaller pulley.
Small pullies gain more tq than they do hp. Wet shots also gain more tq than they do hp.
So, you run a larger pulley, less parasitic loss from the blower, make about the same power, then let the nitrous pick up the tq as well as top end. There's just no need for a smaller pulley.
So, you run a larger pulley, less parasitic loss from the blower, make about the same power, then let the nitrous pick up the tq as well as top end. There's just no need for a smaller pulley.
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