300ZX VS J30

[#1 Sailor Scout]

ill run you in my J30...

I'd love to see that race.

[gr8scott72]

Depends on the driver... With the stig.. Z car all day, every day.

What's a stig?

[poorboyzracin]

come up to lexington haha ill race u!!! ill give u a lil head start 2!!! hehehe im putin some shots of nos on it so its goin to be runnin allright hehehe i was kicked outa the track cuz i got it up to 140 and i dont have an aproved roll cage:(

[#1 Sailor Scout]

come up to lexington haha ill race u!!! ill give u a lil head start 2!!! hehehe im putin some shots of nos on it so its goin to be runnin allright hehehe i was kicked outa the track cuz i got it up to 140 and i dont have an aproved roll cage:(

Whom are you speaking to? I'd race you in my Civic, but I'm smart enough to know that I'll lose. Not enough horsepower or skills yet, even though my RTs average in the 0.1XXs on a drag strip.

[kbflip02]

Whom are you speaking to? I'd race you in my Civic, but I'm smart enough to know that I'll lose. Not enough horsepower or skills yet, even though my RTs average in the 0.1XXs on a drag strip.

im thinking he was talking to me....

[gr8scott72]

Whom are you speaking to? I'd race you in my Civic, but I'm smart enough to know that I'll lose. Not enough horsepower or skills yet, even though my RTs average in the 0.1XXs on a drag strip.

The skill at the strip is in the 60 foot times not the r/t as the clock doesn't start until you actually cross the start line. You can have a 3.00 r/t and still have the same 1/4 mile time.

If you're actually trying to race, then yes, it matters. If you're only trying to get a good 1/4 mile time, it doesn't matter.

[#1 Sailor Scout]

The skill at the strip is in the 60 foot times not the r/t as the clock doesn't start until you actually cross the start line.

So that's where the torque comes into play?

[gr8scott72]

So that's where the torque comes into play?

No, that's where your launch technique comes into play with learning the fastest way to get your car off the line. It's different for different cars. The hardest to learn is fwd 5 speeds.

When you can sonsistantly pull a 2.0 or under 60 ft time with a fwd, you got it down.

[#1 Sailor Scout]

No, that's where your launch technique comes into play with learning the fastest way to get your car off the line. It's different for different cars. The hardest to learn is fwd 5 speeds.

When you can sonsistantly pull a 2.0 or under 60 ft time with a fwd, you got it down.

I will be working on that.