1HasBeen
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Finally broke down and watched the video. Holy smokes that looked bad.
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Honestly looked like the film crew was driving it, LOL.Finally broke down and watched the video. Holy smokes that looked bad.
jesus that speed looked like it was tied to a stump. 20 lengths and still got walked. cars are a joke
23 hours ago, Rockwood said:
Probably didn’t do the elaborate handshake to satisfy all the ECU requirements for full power…
All the hate from people that have never owned or driven one is hilarious. I have tune 7, not 3000. You can go back and read my reviews... but I can tell you the Speed in that vid wasn't running anywhere near its potential/how mine runs. I know a 2 seat Pro R would for sure stomp me, but not like that. I've done 85+ through whoops in not a ton more distance.
A lot of people don't realize if you're don't get coolant *and* oil temps past 170, you don't get full boost. People can bitch about that, but really... do you want 20psi on a cold motor?
-TJ
We are just having some fun with video. No hate.All the hate from people that have never owned or driven one is hilarious. I have tune 7, not 3000. You can go back and read my reviews... but I can tell you the Speed in that vid wasn't running anywhere near its potential/how mine runs. I know a 2 seat Pro R would for sure stomp me, but not like that. I've done 85+ through whoops in not a ton more distance.
A lot of people don't realize if you're don't get coolant *and* oil temps past 170, you don't get full boost. People can bitch about that, but really... do you want 20psi on a cold motor?
-TJ
The Speed car does appear to require more attention than the other high performance SXSs on the market.ALLOT of SXS folks are "Sign and Drive".
Speed cars have nuances to them, much like a higher end Sand Car or anything with Performance aspects.
They are clearly not for the average joe.
It's all very interesting anyway.
All cold, but none of my RZRs ever had safeties, not saying that’s a good thing but that’s just how it is. Also the Speed has a much higher capacity dry sump oiling system. With the big external reservoir the oil temps drop a LOT as soon as you shut it off.Are you saying everyone was running cold engines or only the speed car? Why wouldn't they let the speed warm up his car? Seems weird to not warm up your car before a race, especially a 1/8 mile drag race.
Problem to me is the window is pretty narrow. 170* min, 220* max.All the hate from people that have never owned or driven one is hilarious. I have tune 7, not 3000. You can go back and read my reviews... but I can tell you the Speed in that vid wasn't running anywhere near its potential/how mine runs. I know a 2 seat Pro R would for sure stomp me, but not like that. I've done 85+ through whoops in not a ton more distance.
A lot of people don't realize if you're don't get coolant *and* oil temps past 170, you don't get full boost. People can bitch about that, but really... do you want 20psi on a cold motor?
-TJ
Fair points. I would think even 150 should be enough... and I would like to see the oil temp threshold up at 240+ (not actually sure where it's at, when I hit a high temp threshold at 220 it was ECT *not* oil), heck with modern synth oil it could be damn near 300... but at that point the rest of the motor is prob already hot 'nough to get into the ECT threshold.Problem to me is the window is pretty narrow. 170* min, 220* max.
20psi at 160* temps would only hurt things if the motor was craaaaazy tight on tolerances, or you NEVER get it warm and water has built up.
Yeah. High-embeddability bearings used in OE/offroad engines tend to start to soften in the 270*F range.Fair points. I would think even 150 should be enough... and I would like to see the oil temp threshold up at 240+ (not actually sure where it's at, when I hit a high temp threshold at 220 it was ECT *not* oil), heck with modern synth oil it could be damn near 300... but at that point the rest of the motor is prob already hot 'nough to get into the ECT threshold.
-TJ
Yup, I proved the windshield doesn't work on Speeds, well at least the Diablo since I was hitting the 220 ECT cut but my buddy's 4 seater w/o windshield barely hit 200 once.Yeah. High-embeddability bearings used in OE/offroad engines tend to start to soften in the 270*F range.
Whatever the cutouts are, they should be rare in normal use.
Ever get pictures of the inside of that radiator shroud? :classic_ninja:Yup, I proved the windshield doesn't work on Speeds, well at least the Diablo since I was hitting the 220 ECT cut but my buddy's 4 seater w/o windshield barely hit 200 once.
-TJ
Haha, no... and now I won't be home 'til sometime in May.Ever get pictures of the inside of that radiator shroud? :classic_ninja:
Bummer, was hoping it would be something simple/easy.FWIW, this car still got hot with a windshield on, even with all the plastics removed from around the radiator.