cheapest way to get good track times?
09-02-03, 07:36 PM
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cheapest way to get good track times?
Best low budget way to get high 13s?
so far i have been thinking that torque converter with 100 shot of nos BFI and take off a lot of the weight would get me there? has anyone ever tried this? and if you had WR ECU over the dragon TC would your track times be better or worse?
so far i have been thinking that torque converter with 100 shot of nos BFI and take off a lot of the weight would get me there? has anyone ever tried this? and if you had WR ECU over the dragon TC would your track times be better or worse?
09-02-03, 08:00 PM
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the search button goes 0 to finished in .03 seconds for the most commonly asked question in the forum. doesnt get much better than that 
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09-02-03, 08:52 PM
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Long live the search moderator...sorry couldn't resist...
09-03-03, 08:01 AM
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Lexus and cheap speed mods dont really belong in the same sentence. If you want to get good track times it's gonna cost you. too bad fixing up lexus cars aren't as affordable as hondas but whatcha gonna do right?? In any event, it would help if you told us which model you had. Judging from what you said in your post i'm assuming it's a sc400. In that case i would recomend the nos. Not too pricey and pretty effective.
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09-03-03, 03:48 PM
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Originally posted by ForNgoods
Lexus and cheap speed mods dont really belong in the same sentence. If you want to get good track times it's gonna cost you. too bad fixing up lexus cars aren't as affordable as hondas but whatcha gonna do right?? In any event, it would help if you told us which model you had. Judging from what you said in your post i'm assuming it's a sc400. In that case i would recomend the nos. Not too pricey and pretty effective.
Khang
Lexus and cheap speed mods dont really belong in the same sentence. If you want to get good track times it's gonna cost you. too bad fixing up lexus cars aren't as affordable as hondas but whatcha gonna do right?? In any event, it would help if you told us which model you had. Judging from what you said in your post i'm assuming it's a sc400. In that case i would recomend the nos. Not too pricey and pretty effective.
Khang
I was going to say that but you beat me too it... But NOS is about the only thing if you want cheap (sorry low budget).... ITS A LEXUS... You have to pay to play...Shawn
09-03-03, 07:15 PM
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well NOS is the way im going to go, gotta wait a cuople more months but after my 17th birthday in October ill start looking around. thank you for your replies
and ill try my best to use the search button from now on
and ill try my best to use the search button from now on
09-04-03, 11:12 AM
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Originally posted by wmulli
Oh geez...
17 yr old + SC400 + NOS = Accident waiting to happen
Heavy sigh ....
Oh geez...
17 yr old + SC400 + NOS = Accident waiting to happen
Heavy sigh ....
Shawn
P.S. DontHateSc why do you want good track times anyways, what are your plans ???
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