Since the 2 topics are so similar, I put them in the same thread.
I tried out Cougar's G-tech today. I appears to be descently close too. It recorded an NA 0-60 time of 12.15 which is very close to my most recent time at the 1/8 mile 11.92@59.63.
Then, I opened the bottle up, and attempted to make a couple runs. The bottle was practically empty (but up to temperature for once), and I had a full tank of gas with Cougar in my car as well. I pulled a 16.54@86.7mph with the 70 shot. I previously could spray right when I floored it, but this afternoon, I waited till about 5ft into the run, and hit the button. That sent my one tire spinning pretty good for about a second before I hooked up. The trap speed is awsome considering my bottle was nearly empty (lower pressure and performence) and I had all that extra weight.
Now what everyone has been waiting for.... Ricers of Johnson County Community College!
Notice the Altezecs, and there are numberous GT badges placed around at radome places.
No explaination needed.
Again, no explation needed.
Was probably a nice car before, but now with broken fiberglass in the front AND rear which you can't see in the photo, he made the cut.
Incase your eyesight isn't good, the sticker in the back of that Geo Metro does indeed say "FEAR THIS".
Oh YAH!!!
I tried out Cougar's G-tech today. I appears to be descently close too. It recorded an NA 0-60 time of 12.15 which is very close to my most recent time at the 1/8 mile 11.92@59.63.
Then, I opened the bottle up, and attempted to make a couple runs. The bottle was practically empty (but up to temperature for once), and I had a full tank of gas with Cougar in my car as well. I pulled a 16.54@86.7mph with the 70 shot. I previously could spray right when I floored it, but this afternoon, I waited till about 5ft into the run, and hit the button. That sent my one tire spinning pretty good for about a second before I hooked up. The trap speed is awsome considering my bottle was nearly empty (lower pressure and performence) and I had all that extra weight.
Now what everyone has been waiting for.... Ricers of Johnson County Community College!
Notice the Altezecs, and there are numberous GT badges placed around at radome places.
No explaination needed.
Again, no explation needed.
Was probably a nice car before, but now with broken fiberglass in the front AND rear which you can't see in the photo, he made the cut.
Incase your eyesight isn't good, the sticker in the back of that Geo Metro does indeed say "FEAR THIS".
Oh YAH!!!