*VIDZ* - My Pinks All Out Experience - A road racing car goes drag racing.
Jun 10, 2008, 05:48 AM
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Thats awesome Trevor! I'm sure both you and the car were noticed during the event. That alone is worth it. Not very many imports showing the love at an event like this, but you did and in a road race car at that.
Hats off to Dave and Dan for always going the extra mile for their customers as usual.
Sweet ET and trap too!
Hats off to Dave and Dan for always going the extra mile for their customers as usual.
Sweet ET and trap too!
Jun 10, 2008, 08:45 AM
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I did bog the car a bit as I am not used to 1st running out as far as it does and hard to to tell where the tach really is when the tires are frying like they did. No excuses though as that was all me and the car definitely had more ET and MPH in it.
I can't wait to hang out with you guys at the Buschur Shootout in August. Thanks for the support!
I can't wait to hang out with you guys at the Buschur Shootout in August. Thanks for the support!
Jun 10, 2008, 10:22 AM
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Still a sweet *** time and mph though.
Jun 10, 2008, 10:34 AM
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Great to hear about your experience.
Your story of the Buschur crew lending a hand at the drag strip seems to be typical, I cannot commend Dave/the guys enough for how much they go out of their way to help out customers when they are REALLY in need.
It's one thing to build fast cars, it's another to actually care about the people who come to you for parts/service.
Thumbs up all around.
Scorke
Your story of the Buschur crew lending a hand at the drag strip seems to be typical, I cannot commend Dave/the guys enough for how much they go out of their way to help out customers when they are REALLY in need.
It's one thing to build fast cars, it's another to actually care about the people who come to you for parts/service.
Thumbs up all around.
Scorke
Jun 11, 2008, 10:55 AM
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Nice work Trevor! 10.4 is very respectable, especially considering it's got more in it. AND it's a Road racing car! Bad ***. Too bad they went with a 9 second group, but i'm sure you had a lot of fun. Any idea when this is supposed to Air? Looking forward to checking it out. I'm sure they were pretty impressed with the Evo presence.
Also, David and the rest of the crew at Buschur Racing deserve a lot a respect. Both for the amazing work they do and also for the massive help they were to you! Great job guys!
PS, i'll be hitting you up when i'm back in the area to check out the Beastly Magnum!
Also, David and the rest of the crew at Buschur Racing deserve a lot a respect. Both for the amazing work they do and also for the massive help they were to you! Great job guys!
PS, i'll be hitting you up when i'm back in the area to check out the Beastly Magnum!
Jun 12, 2008, 05:43 AM
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Nice work Trevor! 10.4 is very respectable, especially considering it's got more in it. AND it's a Road racing car! Bad ***. Too bad they went with a 9 second group, but i'm sure you had a lot of fun. Any idea when this is supposed to Air? Looking forward to checking it out. I'm sure they were pretty impressed with the Evo presence.
Also, David and the rest of the crew at Buschur Racing deserve a lot a respect. Both for the amazing work they do and also for the massive help they were to you! Great job guys!
PS, i'll be hitting you up when i'm back in the area to check out the Beastly Magnum!
Also, David and the rest of the crew at Buschur Racing deserve a lot a respect. Both for the amazing work they do and also for the massive help they were to you! Great job guys!
PS, i'll be hitting you up when i'm back in the area to check out the Beastly Magnum!
All I have heard so far is that it is supposed to air in August.
Jun 12, 2008, 10:49 AM
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Nice vid, gives me something to shoot for everytime I see a Evo go 10's
Plus you can't go wrong with Buschur Racing, that was a stand up move by Dave and I bet 95% of the teams out their would not of done that to get you fixed. It would of been all about them especially in front of 1000's of people. It speaks very highly for BR as a shop.
Plus you can't go wrong with Buschur Racing, that was a stand up move by Dave and I bet 95% of the teams out their would not of done that to get you fixed. It would of been all about them especially in front of 1000's of people. It speaks very highly for BR as a shop.
Jun 12, 2008, 12:10 PM
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Congrats! Sounds like a great time! Also kudos for all the help given by folks to keep you out there having a good time!
I also notice that you said the dyno was reading lower than it was? Whats up with that?
Also, are you going to have TT or track in car vids?
I also notice that you said the dyno was reading lower than it was? Whats up with that?
Also, are you going to have TT or track in car vids?
Jun 12, 2008, 05:02 PM
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Actually, this is what he said about the power:
"David quickly pointed out to me that the intake temps (it was hot as heck and muggy) where over 50 degrees higher than last year. So heat/humidity was definitely a factor. He also mentioned that the dyno seemed to possibly be reading a little lower now too."
Seeing as how I do not run my dyno with corrected numbers the weather plays a roll in the power a car makes.
"David quickly pointed out to me that the intake temps (it was hot as heck and muggy) where over 50 degrees higher than last year. So heat/humidity was definitely a factor. He also mentioned that the dyno seemed to possibly be reading a little lower now too."
Seeing as how I do not run my dyno with corrected numbers the weather plays a roll in the power a car makes.