Project Pikachu, on the way to Texas and the 200MPH CLUB!
No hating, evo's are just very un aerodynamic.
I respect anybody that tries to do something differently, I hope these guys reach there goal I just know that evo's are shaped like bricks and all the other ones out there running miles are making a LOT of power.
Keeping a car WOT for an extended period of time and a lot of stress is a serious test on the machine itself, if it will be running fast.
HP=Heat
Sam
I respect anybody that tries to do something differently, I hope these guys reach there goal I just know that evo's are shaped like bricks and all the other ones out there running miles are making a LOT of power.
Keeping a car WOT for an extended period of time and a lot of stress is a serious test on the machine itself, if it will be running fast.
HP=Heat
Sam
200 is FAST! You really have your work cut out for you. Making it your first try in a new build would be impressive. If you can make a full smooth underbelly you definetly should, it will significantly help. A one piece front end would be good but that's more difficult. You need to be able to do 155+ in the quarter and still pulling strong. Just to give you some idea to shoot for to test car there since you don't have a standing mile to test it at.
Good luck. Keep us posted.
Good luck. Keep us posted.
No hating, evo's are just very un aerodynamic.
I respect anybody that tries to do something differently, I hope these guys reach there goal I just know that evo's are shaped like bricks and all the other ones out there running miles are making a LOT of power.
Keeping a car WOT for an extended period of time and a lot of stress is a serious test on the machine itself, if it will be running fast.
HP=Heat
Sam
I respect anybody that tries to do something differently, I hope these guys reach there goal I just know that evo's are shaped like bricks and all the other ones out there running miles are making a LOT of power.
Keeping a car WOT for an extended period of time and a lot of stress is a serious test on the machine itself, if it will be running fast.
HP=Heat
Sam







