Why is it you B15 guys seemingly always avoid the issues I brought up??
My point (and this is the LAST time I will state it)
VQ vs QR
Hoosiers vs T1S
Its like you Big J (2J) guys are deaf, blind and ignorant.............
And, if you want to talk years, here is when you guys started to build your setup
To start
09 National Champ
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3843627/2002-nissan-sentra-se-r-sedan-4d
And the thread where yall switched to BC in beginning to middle part of 2010
2010 Pirelli Ultimate Track Car Challenge - B15sentra.net - Nissan Sentra Forum
So hmmmm, If I do the math correctly, we are in Feb 2012, correct? So you have had atleast 1-2 years development time...................This is all from YOUR threads you guys created...............
Anyways guys, good luck. This thread has no interest to me anymore as you guys still haven't tackled not one of the issues I raised with both the QR and the comparison you guys are making with real time (other than $$$$$$).
When you want to talk real data, numbers and facts please let me know.
As far as I am concerned, with how much I have simply rebutted your statements with actual facts while you guys come up with a bunch of BS, with no knowledgeably return on your part has really made me dislike the QR and how your guys go about "setting records" even more..........
I have laid out hard, proven facts;
1) Have a QR put out more power than the RTR boys
2) Have YOUR QR and T1S (or equivalent) run the times of the RTR boys
This comparison has NOTHING to do with money. NOTHING!!!
Simple.
I swear, its like I am talking to a wall...........
I have NOTHING else to say
Good day and good luck.
Again, I will stick to my statment
I will not BUY into the hype machine...........
P.S, That sheet that you provided is the sheet that shows what they were "allowed" to rev to, and not what they "were actually" revving to in race/qualy trim. The SCCA sheet is done based off a formula in order to equalize the grid. Its the limit the guys are given, and not necessarily what the guys are running. Did you even read a line of what the first page stated??
What you have provided me is a set of rules. In contrast, what I have provided with my extensive links is cold hard facts. And if you do your math, at circa 7K rpm, they were seeing pistons speeds rivaling (if not, SURPASSING) the likes of F1 engines. So based off common sense (and a little math) an extra 800 rpm for the rev limit would be stratospheric (even with the Ed Pink modified R/S ratio...............)