Proto 996TT vs three 10-second Cobras
#31
06-04-2007, 06:30 PM
Originally Posted by joetwint
LOL,yeah I gave it to him......I now hold the patent to several different types of kill mode...lol
.....and will actually have a TV show based on street racers that use it.
.....and will actually have a TV show based on street racers that use it.
#36
06-05-2007, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted by WOODTSTER
What's this about kill mode..?
I need to talk to Todd Knighton, as I do not believe I have it.
Does it involve a fake nitrous bottle?
MK
I need to talk to Todd Knighton, as I do not believe I have it.
Does it involve a fake nitrous bottle?
MK
#37
06-05-2007, 10:12 AM
Originally Posted by Alex
Scott, I believe that red Cobra in the pics is running an ATI Procharger. Guys, correct me if I'm wrong.
Regardless Scott, congrats on beating three 10 sec cars back to back without even being in 'kill mode'!
Regardless Scott, congrats on beating three 10 sec cars back to back without even being in 'kill mode'!
#38
06-05-2007, 10:38 AM
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Gotta love those quick jaunts down to Mexico... 
These virginia laws are in truth what are keeping me out of a sports car for the moment. I value my DoD clearance too much to have a felony reckless speeding charge just for doing 20 over the limit. Who drives a porsche at the speed limit 100% of the time?
Virginia laws really do suck.
The penalty for driving 20+ mph over posted speed limit are up to one year in jail, up to $2,500 in fines, and also carries the possibility of a suspension of driving privileges for up to 6 months.
Oh and it goes on your record too.
These virginia laws are in truth what are keeping me out of a sports car for the moment. I value my DoD clearance too much to have a felony reckless speeding charge just for doing 20 over the limit. Who drives a porsche at the speed limit 100% of the time?
Virginia laws really do suck.
The penalty for driving 20+ mph over posted speed limit are up to one year in jail, up to $2,500 in fines, and also carries the possibility of a suspension of driving privileges for up to 6 months.
Oh and it goes on your record too.
#41
06-05-2007, 02:33 PM
Originally Posted by WOODTSTER
What's this about kill mode..?
I need to talk to Todd Knighton, as I do not believe I have it.
Does it involve a fake nitrous bottle?
MK
I need to talk to Todd Knighton, as I do not believe I have it.
Does it involve a fake nitrous bottle?
MK
Stick to pm's
#42
06-05-2007, 04:21 PM
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Okay...I found out what S/C the Cobra in the pics is running:
Originally Posted by R
Scott, anytime Brother.
I am running a V7-YSI Vortech with a 2.95 pulley at 12 lbs of boost at 6700 rpm with 16deg of timing at an A/F of 11.5
I am running a V7-YSI Vortech with a 2.95 pulley at 12 lbs of boost at 6700 rpm with 16deg of timing at an A/F of 11.5
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#43
06-05-2007, 04:23 PM
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Originally Posted by NoRoom4Error
Gotta love those quick jaunts down to Mexico...
These virginia laws are in truth what are keeping me out of a sports car for the moment. I value my DoD clearance too much to have a felony reckless speeding charge just for doing 20 over the limit. Who drives a porsche at the speed limit 100% of the time?
Virginia laws really do suck.
The penalty for driving 20+ mph over posted speed limit are up to one year in jail, up to $2,500 in fines, and also carries the possibility of a suspension of driving privileges for up to 6 months. Oh and it goes on your record too.
These virginia laws are in truth what are keeping me out of a sports car for the moment. I value my DoD clearance too much to have a felony reckless speeding charge just for doing 20 over the limit. Who drives a porsche at the speed limit 100% of the time?
Virginia laws really do suck.
The penalty for driving 20+ mph over posted speed limit are up to one year in jail, up to $2,500 in fines, and also carries the possibility of a suspension of driving privileges for up to 6 months.
Oh and it goes on your record too.
#44
06-05-2007, 04:35 PM
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On a side note; I think I'm getting a '03/'04 Cobra when I get home from Iraq. Or maybe a Shelby GT500 depending on how much their prices drop. I really like those cars and would enjoy having one in the garage next to the P-car.
