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Old 07-01-2006, 10:18 PM   #21 (permalink)
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I think a lot of people today in the import scene are way too concerend with purchasing things to make them go faster. It seems like people are buying things to achieve what could be done with good old practice. It is true that a set of drag radials will improve your time. However, perfecting your technique would improve it far greater.

I think part of it is lazyness. People don't want to put the time in to be faster on their own. It takes a lot of time, patience and persistence. And like most of america...people don't want to wait for results...or for it to be hard. Let's take a pill to lose weight...instead of exercising. I believe the same thing applies to our scene.

Who can blame them with all the advertizments shoved down their throats. Horsepower gaurantees and whatnot. There's a difference between a product giving a 10hp increase, and an improved quarter mile time. People use these products as band aid's for their techinique. I believe you should have a solid technique...then reach out to these products to achieve your goal. Once you've hit the wall w/the amount you can push your car with your power level...then go up.

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That's an interesting point you have there.
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Once you've hit the wall w/the amount you can push your car with your power level...then go up.
At this point, I believe I need power/traction upgrades to go faster. I'm goin to be buying a pair of slicks and the BlackTRAX ECS. That should help me get very close if not hit 13.9.
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P.S. I see where you would think i'm being a hypocrite. It does come off that way reading my other post. Trust me...I am very technique oriented.
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I was just kidding. I'm in debate and it is instinct for me to do that type of thing. I know that with the exact same mods on my car, you would absolutely SMOKE me at the strip.
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