THAT was developed in the UK over 20 years ago and I'll give you a clue who by - it aint some millionaire !
1. Stroked engines have been around for decades there are plenty of books on it
2. I am sure that there will be a number of Japanese and Americans that will be surprised to hear that the stroker L6 was developed in the UK
3. Whats this millionaire crap, if your refering to Mr Wood, my words were that he had a million pound business, which was an attempt to substantiate success
If your going to continue to misconstrue and misquote then this discussion is pointless
a n/a car WILL beat Deans' time in the not-too-distant future.
On what basis do you make
that statement, clearly not experiance.
Reduces the 75kilos from what ? Do you still believe that a standard 240Z weighs in at 1040 kgs ?
1. Reduced from when I first started drag racing in 2004 when I ran a low 15 on triple 40's....remember drag racing is all about physics, you could run a 12 with 10hp if your car was light enough, you need a referance point.
2. Yes the standard 240Z (minus driver) is around 1040 kilos which is also close to the number used in HSCC scrutineering.
At least you've worked out that it's a stroker that'll win a n/a best-time
Firstly a non stroker has been the quickest (hall of fame)
road legal NA S30 (read the Hall of fame definitions before you start confusing the rules of the game) for the past 20 or so years with Steve Adams, Me, Johhny, Dave Porter etc) Sean, it doesnt take many brain cells to work out that you can only make so much power from a given bore/stroke combination (see thread on BMEP) No replacement for displacement.
Having said all that, having a stroker doesnt automatically mean that you will have silly amounts of HP...does it
previous strokers to have run the 1/4 mile have been a little ways behind. Its worth adding that probably the most powerfull stroker in the country has throttle bodies on it.
I have a 2+2 that'll beat 15 seconds
proof that you have a lot to learn
Finally
this is not about beating anyone, its a personal journey, its all about how far you can go....
nothing else, some time ago (years) this forum discussed the subject of drag racing Z's and why we were so far behind "the rest of the world" so I thought I would see what would happen if a concerted effort took place, hence throttle bodies, mapped spark, air box's, loads of carbon and bigger more powerfull setups and 5 years of development etc etc, along the way your always going to fall foul of egos and opinions
, some people view this as competition, conflict or challenging their ideas, its not, its just something differant, its a shame we can't all learn from each other but that requires change and change doesnt come easy, particularly to the Z fraternity..... cest la vie