S2Charlie

My friend is getting an S2000 soon and has already challenged me (on a track of course). I know he would destroy me on AutoX but I'm pretty sure I got him in a straight line. Does any1 know or had any1 experienced this drag??? (Both cars bone stock)

lrgnation

I forget what they run but im pretty sure he has the power, only because he weighs less. And his car revs to about 10,800rpm.

edit: good driver should run about a 14 flat in an s2000

Claytone

you will take him in a straight line. no problem.

limer06stang

best i've seen running at the track of an s2000 was 14.8...but you should still be able to take him

gregariousgreg

You'll take him easy. S2000 are good for low 14s with a good driver, you're good for mid-high 13s. Plus the S2000 is harder to keep in its powerband. My mom has one and while it handles like a slot-car, it's noticably slower in a straight line, plus all of its power is up in vtec at high rpms.

saud alzaabi

no offence, but its a honda you should take it.

S2K1

I have an S2000(not stock of course), and stock it'll be no problem. It's possible with a great driver to get 13.8, but the rear ends in these are very weak and are prone to breaking whilst launching even stock. It's not a drag car, and it shouldn't be used as such.

androdz

That car you have to keep it reved up, it has ABSOLUTELY NO torque in the low rpm range; it is all vtec which means only has power in the last 2-3k rpm. It has 240hp and weights around 2.8k. Depends on which type of course, if the course has some decent straightaways between corners then you can take him, on a straight line that car has nothing to look going vs a Gt.

Att. Andrew

S2Charlie

Thanks guys, I'll let him know it's gonna be for pinks....



J/K!!!

S2Charlie

Still trying to get him to agree... I think he knows he's beat