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Old 12-12-2010 | 12:51 AM
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Indicated and not with stock gearing, I assume.
Indicated was somewhere around "P" in MPH. Speed figured on gearing (stock) and tire diameter was 145-148 mph.

Stopping a stock bodied 914 on 205 tires into the bus stop at 145mph with stock calipers is interesing.....it will move side to side about a car width!
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Oh and thanks for the offer on the 1.8 crank. I'm still mulling over some options, but I'll keep it in mind. If I can save the case, which I think I can, I will probably just buy a new crank and put it back together.
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Originally Posted by Matt Romanowski
Indicated was somewhere around "P" in MPH. Speed figured on gearing (stock) and tire diameter was 145-148 mph.

Stopping a stock bodied 914 on 205 tires into the bus stop at 145mph with stock calipers is interesing.....it will move side to side about a car width!
"Interesting" is putting it nicely.
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Where do you stand on the repair Matty?
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Ordered a new 78mm crank and waiting on it to show up.
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So the car wil be good to go for the spring?
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matt, get a six!!
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Originally Posted by racing916
matt, get a six!!
I have been saying that to him for years.
Old 02-25-2011 | 12:41 PM
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Keep the 4! sixes are for people with "compensation" issues
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I get to drive a six on the track, but it's way more fun to have a serious four. Plus, I like to watch the expression on people's faces when they hear it's a four.
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Originally Posted by Matt Romanowski
I get to drive a six on the track, but it's way more fun to have a serious four. Plus, I like to watch the expression on people's faces when they hear it's a four.
Is that as it gets loaded on the flatbed?
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Originally Posted by Jay Gratton
Is that as it gets loaded on the flatbed?
oh SNAP !!!
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Sorry Matty! I love ya bro. Hopefully this doesn't mean you won't help me fix up the 1.7 this spring.
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I'll help you load it on a flat bed, with all of my experience....
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Well played Matty, well played!!!!!!


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