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Originally Posted by N/A SVSPOWER
Obviously you are delusional because I was not even racing when you sped by me weaving in and out of traffic at '200 MPH'. I prefer not to race like that. Why did you not race when we had a clearing, and I was next to you with my motor singing at 4000 RPM in 2nd waiting for you to spool your turbos up or do something? After your '200' MPH run what happened to you. I followed the Zo6 and the TT Stealth onto 88 and we did some good pulls. You can ask the owners of those two cars what happened. You might want to take some lessons from the owners of those two cars on how to race.
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Hey Omar, I think that is your name, I apologize if I got it wrong; I just got off the phone with Jamie, the owner of the TT Stealth.
I will talk about that in a moment.
First, I would like to congratulate you on having a nice, fast, SVS Viper.
It sounds great!
When we got onto the highway I saw you get pulled by the TT Stealth twice in a row.....
I know he makes 600 RWHP but your 600 N/A RWHP should be able to pull a 3.0 ish litre TT stealth like nothing.
You lost twice.
He told me the third time you ran, you mysteriously went by him in his 4th gear by something like what he estimates to be about a 5-6 mph differential in speed/..........
You see, with a turbo car, you can just turn up the boost, but with an N/A car you usually need about a 150 shot of nitrous to make that kind of difference.
Another of the guys we were out with last night also seemed to hear your car get louder than normal at about 4000 RPM which would also indicate nitrous.
I am only conveying what I was told by others who have raced you.
Now, back to what Jamie said about after we three rolled through the I-Pass:
He recollects that you two were racing and that I got into it after I saw you two RACING.
He saw me blow past you and start to eat up the distance between me and him fairly quickly.
He told me that he was still in it hard when I blew by him at about 160-170.
I do not remember what you were doing as I went by you pretty quickly.
If you have no stomach for racing with a little traffic then I would suggest you only go out when there is no traffic.
We were working on boost by gear and after seeing you were not all that fast and definitely worth the gas we decided to watch you and Jamie go at it a few more times.
Julio, you should know me better than that!
Are you still enjoying your flat HP curve?
Jr., like I said earlier, bring your camera and be able to prove your customer is not running nitrous.