What would it take to get 160 in a standing mile?
12-06-2007, 05:23 PM
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sorry dude - don't think many know....
I don't know anybody that has run a standing mile in 944T
my gut says 350whp isn't enough for 160. I intend to find out
will be my goal HP in street trim come spring.
And hey - don't forget you need safety gear. Don't blow all your cash on go fast stuff
I don't know anybody that has run a standing mile in 944T
my gut says 350whp isn't enough for 160. I intend to find out
will be my goal HP in street trim come spring.And hey - don't forget you need safety gear. Don't blow all your cash on go fast stuff
12-06-2007, 05:29 PM
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12-06-2007, 05:31 PM
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not goin there... just got busted loose a couple days ago
accurately measrured mile and accurate speed measurement I am very much looking forward to. Lots of opinions....... my gut says almost, but not enough
12-06-2007, 05:41 PM
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reno are you going to be there?? dont worry about breaking your car, im going to bring a spare transmission and 25 gallon of xylene in case anyone needs it 
12-06-2007, 05:48 PM
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dude i am going to need a spare car by the time its done with the run haha. NOPE i wont be bringing my car. I am going to be too busy working on other peoples cars. I want to keep it that way. I do not want to be fixing my in TX and if i were to take my car i would have to ship my car over there blah blah and it would just be a headache and more money ontop of what i am dumping on it .
12-06-2007, 05:49 PM
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12-06-2007, 05:54 PM
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dude i am going to need a spare car by the time its done with the run haha. NOPE i wont be bringing my car. I am going to be too busy working on other peoples cars. I want to keep it that way. I do not want to be fixing my in TX and if i were to take my car i would have to ship my car over there blah blah and it would just be a headache and more money ontop of what i am dumping on it .
Think any 928 guys will be there? Maybe you can be their official porsche mechanic on duty since most of those old fogies don't know how to change their oil, they have the dealership do it.
12-06-2007, 05:59 PM
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12-06-2007, 06:00 PM
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I dont think my jack is going to be able to lift a 928 to much weight for my craftmans racing alumin jack.
12-06-2007, 06:16 PM
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[QUOTE=reno808;4853707]I live in NY. thats like a 2day road trip and we are prob driving 2 cars down there. We are not sure yet. But still its allot of driving
I dont think my jack is going to be able to lift a 928 to much weight for my craftmans racing alumin jack.[/QUOTE
Your jack can lift a 928.....as long as your girl ain't sittin' in it. As far as being ol' fogies, I'm but 37 years old. I change my own oil BTW. Can't afford not to as the the 928 tis expensive to live with..... fat ol' biatch is drainin' me quick!
I dont think my jack is going to be able to lift a 928 to much weight for my craftmans racing alumin jack.[/QUOTE
Your jack can lift a 928.....as long as your girl ain't sittin' in it. As far as being ol' fogies, I'm but 37 years old. I change my own oil BTW. Can't afford not to as the the 928 tis expensive to live with..... fat ol' biatch is drainin' me quick!
12-06-2007, 06:34 PM
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I call BS on that, there is no way a 951 jack can lift a 928 with your girls, I can prove it;
I live in NY. thats like a 2day road trip and we are prob driving 2 cars down there. We are not sure yet. But still its allot of driving
I dont think my jack is going to be able to lift a 928 to much weight for my craftmans racing alumin jack.[/QUOTE
Your jack can lift a 928.....as long as your girl ain't sittin' in it. As far as being ol' fogies, I'm but 37 years old. I change my own oil BTW. Can't afford not to as the the 928 tis expensive to live with..... fat ol' biatch is drainin' me quick!
I dont think my jack is going to be able to lift a 928 to much weight for my craftmans racing alumin jack.[/QUOTE
Your jack can lift a 928.....as long as your girl ain't sittin' in it. As far as being ol' fogies, I'm but 37 years old. I change my own oil BTW. Can't afford not to as the the 928 tis expensive to live with..... fat ol' biatch is drainin' me quick!
12-06-2007, 06:48 PM
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12-06-2007, 07:09 PM
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Enough bull shyt. Lorax, if you really wanna do a 160mph standing mile I will help you. You buy the gas, and I will provide the tow rope and the 928.