Lexus RCF vs Supercharged Scion FRS
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i had a 375 wheel supercharged FRS it would have for sure eaten a stock rcf and possibly a FBO rcf . it ran a 13.1 qtr. at 111 mph . some of the base supercharger kits only put down 220whp to 250whp . and that is probably what we see here
had to edit my time. but after i re tuned on e85 and was 375mph. i was able to beat 2 turbo FRS cars that were able to pull off a 12.5 qtr mile and the indy speedway
had to edit my time. but after i re tuned on e85 and was 375mph. i was able to beat 2 turbo FRS cars that were able to pull off a 12.5 qtr mile and the indy speedway
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Someone educate me but, if the video's owner is claiming his redline is still at 6.8k wouldn't his car ideally be hella cold still?
When my redline hits normal levels my oil temp has barely moved by then. Anyone else ride their car that hard cold and find it acceptable?
When my redline hits normal levels my oil temp has barely moved by then. Anyone else ride their car that hard cold and find it acceptable?
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Having said that, I would tend to think a well drive full bolt-on/slick tires RCF with tune will be capable of 12.1 seconds given it is around 445 whp considering a 1.8 seconds 60 foot has been achieved already with H/E. However, a 375 whp 2900 lbs FRS would be tough to match unless it runs out of steam/aero/gearing past 120 mph.
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I was always taught that 100 pounds was worth ~10 HP for streetable cars. So 1000 pound advantage would give them the rough equivalent of 100 more HP, or as if it had 475 whp. Still a close race with 30 HP difference. It would all be on the drivers.
The top end is likely another story. Our RC F really shines over 100.
The top end is likely another story. Our RC F really shines over 100.
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111mph this was when i was only at 340 wheel hmmm i was mistaken it was 13.1 but my launch was trash i did beat 2 turbo frs cars that did a 12.5 and Indianapolis speedway
https://youtu.be/YToq3bwF5Tg
https://youtu.be/YToq3bwF5Tg
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A supercharged FRS is a beast. My son had one. Just traded it in for a 2018 Mustang.
We bought and installed a Jackson Racing supercharger in his car when he first bought it. Completely changed the car. That thing is so light weight, and a tuners dream. I believe he bought a Perrin exhaust for it. Fun times.
We bought and installed a Jackson Racing supercharger in his car when he first bought it. Completely changed the car. That thing is so light weight, and a tuners dream. I believe he bought a Perrin exhaust for it. Fun times.
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