ricer or racer?
11-23-2004, 04:36 PM
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11-23-2004, 04:37 PM
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Re: ricer or racer?
Racer X
You scored -34%
Congratulations. You are the real thing. Chances are you could tear down your engine and put it back together in a weekend. You know a decent amount about racing dynamics. The "FATHF" culture has been a bane to your existence since you've been in the game for years before that horrid movie was released. Auto-x, drag racing, track time, you know enough to not sound like an ass while talking about it, and you can probably hold your own on the track too. Race on, good citizen, for you are a true Racer.
You scored -34%
Congratulations. You are the real thing. Chances are you could tear down your engine and put it back together in a weekend. You know a decent amount about racing dynamics. The "FATHF" culture has been a bane to your existence since you've been in the game for years before that horrid movie was released. Auto-x, drag racing, track time, you know enough to not sound like an ass while talking about it, and you can probably hold your own on the track too. Race on, good citizen, for you are a true Racer.
11-23-2004, 04:48 PM
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Re: ricer or racer?
Gran Turismorator
You scored -24%
You are a respectable tuner. You probably subscribe to one or more tuner magazines and know, quite a bit about your car and/or racing in general. Either that or you play a shitload of GT3. At any rate, you recognize the difference between a wastegate and a blow-off valve. In time, and with practice, you may attain "Racer X" status since it is supposed that you are relatively new to tuning and still have much to learn. Keep, working, and thank the maker that you're not a ricer.
I guess that's true except I've never played GT3 in my life. I don't own a PS2
You scored -24%
You are a respectable tuner. You probably subscribe to one or more tuner magazines and know, quite a bit about your car and/or racing in general. Either that or you play a shitload of GT3. At any rate, you recognize the difference between a wastegate and a blow-off valve. In time, and with practice, you may attain "Racer X" status since it is supposed that you are relatively new to tuning and still have much to learn. Keep, working, and thank the maker that you're not a ricer.
I guess that's true except I've never played GT3 in my life. I don't own a PS2
11-23-2004, 04:49 PM
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you put what, where?
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Re: ricer or racer?
Racer X
You scored -25%
Congratulations. You are the real thing. Chances are you could tear down your engine and put it back together in a weekend. You know a decent amount about racing dynamics. The "FATHF" culture has been a bane to your existence since you've been in the game for years before that horrid movie was released. Auto-x, drag racing, track time, you know enough to not sound like an ass while talking about it, and you can probably hold your own on the track too. Race on, good citizen, for you are a true Racer.
Stupid up pipe- I dont have one of those
You scored -25%
Congratulations. You are the real thing. Chances are you could tear down your engine and put it back together in a weekend. You know a decent amount about racing dynamics. The "FATHF" culture has been a bane to your existence since you've been in the game for years before that horrid movie was released. Auto-x, drag racing, track time, you know enough to not sound like an ass while talking about it, and you can probably hold your own on the track too. Race on, good citizen, for you are a true Racer.
Stupid up pipe- I dont have one of those
11-23-2004, 05:01 PM
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Re: ricer or racer?
Combustion-> Turbos -> IC -> Throttlebody -> Engine -> turbos or downpipe
if not u have a muffed up sytem there.
11-23-2004, 05:02 PM
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Re: ricer or racer?
Yeah my setups easy.
combustion:turbo:engine:turbo: DP
the liquid/air would go between the turbo and engine on the intake side. I'm not sure where an air/air goes.
combustion:turbo:engine:turbo: DP
the liquid/air would go between the turbo and engine on the intake side. I'm not sure where an air/air goes.
11-23-2004, 05:07 PM
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Re: ricer or racer?
Originally Posted by RICE ETR
That's all wrong..... it would either go combustion, turbos, downpipes or turbo discharge, IC, TB, engine, combustion, turbos, dp....
if not u have a muffed up sytem there.
if not u have a muffed up sytem there.
