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LoveFab Turbo Street NSX

 

[sgtpruitt]

OMG, I jumped out of my chair when that thing took in the night time runs.

Im shopping NSX's right now LOL. (Not likely)

 

[KlickityClack07]

They made them leave because they were 2 fast?? Dont get it.

 

[07mugencivic]

nice find

 

[Fully Flared]

 

[kj973]

I'd love to see this car smoke some corvette and mustang fanboys

 

[FijiDeez]

I don't have any drag experience, what do they mean the drag strip asked them to leave.. and the bit about "on the brakes" ?

 

[trickyazn]

they were running too fast so they braked before the end of the 1/4.. you can see them braking in almost all of the races.. i guess if they ran too fast then they broke some of the rules like they would need a roll cage or something if they were capable of under 10 seconds which they didnt have.

 

[FijiDeez]

Ah makes sense.. thanks.

 

[KingMarineM16a4]

thanks for the explanation.

 

[02em2ex]

wow i want one lol

 

[jtmoney1244]

i saw a green lovefab nsx at an s2ki meet about a year ago. he was taking people for rides. it was a pretty badass car.

 

[Sticky]

I do not have too much drag experience however, I have run a couple of tandem events (Autocross/drag combined score).

You do a first run to dial down your car's speed. After your get that time you clock yourself in to set the stage of the race. This is called a Dial in or where drivers must estimate or 'dial in' the time in which they expect to run. Therefore, two unmatched cars in weight and power can compete, by a handicap system. If one runs a faster time than dialed in, it is a breakout and the other car wins by default.

Hope this helps.

 

[Snake-eyes]

They didnt have the proper safety equipment to run the speeds they were capible of and therefore asked to leave