EVO's are not 13.5 sec cars.....
Originally posted by bigric09
oh and my reaction time was .6 off the tree on both of those runs, im no genius but thats about perfect...
oh and my reaction time was .6 off the tree on both of those runs, im no genius but thats about perfect...
Reaction time has no corrolation to your elapsed 1/4-mile time. You can sit at the tree for three seconds after the light turns green, but your time doesn't start until you leave the line!
if u did a 12.9 on a stock evo...daym~ but for the sti that got a 14??....has to be the driver...he either got one arm or one leg or he's not driving that thing hard...there's no way a sti pulling out 14 on a drag if that guy was a good driver
Using one of several simple HP vs. ET calculators, the 12.9 ET correlates to a 3400 lb car that puts down around 313 hp at the wheels or 369 hp at the flywheel....... This is supposed to work for a RWD car, but when I put in my 14.3 ET with the same 3400 lb car, I got 230 hp at the wheels and 271 hp at the flywheel which is remarkably close to the published specs of the stock EVO........ Check out this website: http://www.speedworldmotorplex.com/calc.htm
Hey I don't want to start and bs or anything, but a lot of these claims of superfast EVOs smell like bullsh!t
Come on, 370 flywheel HP from a stock EVO?!?!?
Hey I don't want to start and bs or anything, but a lot of these claims of superfast EVOs smell like bullsh!t
Come on, 370 flywheel HP from a stock EVO?!?!?
Last edited by silverEVO8; Apr 13, 2004 at 08:14 AM.
My best time on my stock Evo on a hot humid night in San Antonio was 13.7, and that was done launching at 6000 RPM's(bad smell).I put an RMR downpipe and exhaust and a filter and ran a 13.2 on a cool night, taking it easy on the clutch, so I think I could have got a thirteen. I've seen stock evo's that couldn't get their times under 14. Don't believe Michael Schumacher could run a 12.9 stock.Have to see it to believe it.
since i just wasted 10 minutes reading through this post, I thought I should add my 2 cents... T.I.M.E.S.L.I.P.S.???
Oh Yeah! I Just ran a 12.9@105.49mph on my stock Giant Mountain bike.
Oh Yeah! I Just ran a 12.9@105.49mph on my stock Giant Mountain bike.
Originally Posted by livesports
since i just wasted 10 minutes reading through this post, I thought I should add my 2 cents... T.I.M.E.S.L.I.P.S.???
Oh Yeah! I Just ran a 12.9@105.49mph on my stock Giant Mountain bike.
Oh Yeah! I Just ran a 12.9@105.49mph on my stock Giant Mountain bike.
As far as the title goes most evos ARE mid to high 13 second cars. If you happen to have a factory freak, congrats, but that would be one case out of many. I would call most Stis low to mid 13 second cars and wrxs low to mid 14 second cars. I am hoping for 12.7-12.8 with my vf34 setup.
Originally Posted by silverEVO8
Using one of several simple HP vs. ET calculators, the 12.9 ET correlates to a 3400 lb car that puts down around 313 hp at the wheels or 369 hp at the flywheel....... This is supposed to work for a RWD car, but when I put in my 14.3 ET with the same 3400 lb car, I got 230 hp at the wheels and 271 hp at the flywheel which is remarkably close to the published specs of the stock EVO........ Check out this website: http://www.speedworldmotorplex.com/calc.htm
Hey I don't want to start and bs or anything, but a lot of these claims of superfast EVOs smell like bullsh!t
Come on, 370 flywheel HP from a stock EVO?!?!?
Hey I don't want to start and bs or anything, but a lot of these claims of superfast EVOs smell like bullsh!t
Come on, 370 flywheel HP from a stock EVO?!?!?3400 is heavy !! maybe your evo is fat
those hp calculators use an avg of like 2.1-2.3 60ft's....to accomodate all cars
and 3440 is a good amount....3220 with a titanium exhaust...so stock exhaust is another 20 lb....and then a 160lb driver=3440 lbs
and 3440 is a good amount....3220 with a titanium exhaust...so stock exhaust is another 20 lb....and then a 160lb driver=3440 lbs
ya and with the sti's....
in cali.....sti's are noticably slower.....
91 octane to 93 octane is a big difference to the knock sensor....and ignition advance
but at the moment....modded evos>modded sti's.....except the esx 9.6@ 147
but the ej257 block has only been out a year compared to the 14 years of the 4g63....
in cali.....sti's are noticably slower.....
91 octane to 93 octane is a big difference to the knock sensor....and ignition advance
but at the moment....modded evos>modded sti's.....except the esx 9.6@ 147
but the ej257 block has only been out a year compared to the 14 years of the 4g63....
Originally Posted by ZeroFrost
Just for proof as soon as i get a scanner i will post my time sheets. I have a stock, i mean bone stock evo and went to englishtown raceway park and ran 12.9's all day. F the STI, a STI ran a 14.23 and a 13.88. Now which is the better car? And dont say it was the driver, i mean it has something to do with it, but still, im 23 and the guys were late 20's, so im sure they knew how to drive the car. So just to prove you EVO haters or doubters wrong, i will have proof that EVO's are 12 second cars.
So since YOU ran a 12.9, all EVO's run 12.9's and since that STi ran a 14-sec time, they are slow. What a concept.
I'm a subaru owner. Sti's stock are good for consitent 13.2s. Yes your 12.9 is faster than "14s" but not much faster than a 13.2. Your statements are reaching. Why am I even writing this, even diambo4life can see that you're a tool


