2.3 turbo maverick new track times

you have seriously got to be kidding

 

Ok... so let me grasp onto the concept... Turbo's and Superchargers..OK... but power in a bottle is cheating?

 

...............I don`t even know where to begin..................

 

idk

 

Not saying im in with that nitrous statement above but i know alot of older guys who do feel that way. They just dont like it i guess.

 

I guess it's human nature to be afraid of what you don't understand.

 

True dat!

 

No sweat...don't worry, I'm a Simpsons fan too

 

Some of the best fiction i've ever seen on screen...outside of YouTube of course


Unplug and go read a book - you might learn something, spelling being in your top 3 of "I need to know"

 

That will, no doubt, blow the effing doors off of your car.

 

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Originally Posted by Jeff S
Some of the younger generation still believes that...I do, and my sons will too...NOS is cheating, if you dont know how to build a powerful motor without having to spray then you have no place turning wrenches.

Ive seen tons of people on youtube brag about their car winning races by using NOS...I dont see where thats a legitimate win, especially if the other car doesnt have the advantage...its a cheat, and should be considered a "Handicap Win" if your car isnt fast enough to win with brute force alone when the other car doesnt use NOS.


QUOTE=CometGT1974;557465]WOW.....that is an ignorant statement!![/QUOTE]

Uh......er.....um....I'm fixin to get cranked up here..

 

Most of the "older guys" who remember when NOS first came on the scene (as do I) and being used was cheating at the track...THEN. The rules didn't allow it. The biggest complaint most of us had with it was that, back in the old days, the best and fastest way to grenade your engine was to use NOS. I still think NOS on a street car is not the best idea, but for the track,... Oh, heck yeah!

With the vast improvements in technology of using NOS and the better materials used in engine parts, it is a very good way to get maximum horsepower on a budget and, in a lot of situations, a great way to get consistent horsepower. By the way, NHRA, IHRA, NMRA, ADRA, etc., etc., all allow NOS in certain classes and it is not cheating. To just flat out say that using NOS is cheating is a totally blatant, nonobjective, and unsubstaniated opinion and reflects badly on the intellectual level of the one statng the opinion.

 

readings not cool

 

people who claim nitrous is cheating are just poor loosers. the only time its cheating is when the governing rules of the event doenst allow them. the only thing that maters in racing who wins (as long as no rules were broken).

 

Why not just use a turbo or a supercharger instead of spraying?

I admit my statement was a lil off...I just reread it and wow, what was I thinking...lmao

But yeah I dont have a problem with NOS as long as the other guy has NOS/turbo/supercharger...I think my rant was based on the assumption that the other guy doesnt have anything but pure motor.