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| Senior Member 4,000rpm (Taxi Drag) | What would be faster Just wondering if a DC2 standard (apart from suspension) 99 ITR would be faster than a standard 307kw HSV clubby? might seem like a silly question but i have had a challenge and wouldnt mind having an excuse to go for a blat round pukeeee! |
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| Senior Member 5,000rpm (VTEC Power!) | Straight line? Could be pretty close, assuming you know how to launch your ITR well, but I'd give it to the HSV by a carlength. Around the track? Not too sure, but I would think the ITR should be able to get around the track a little better than the HSV. What's been done to the HSV? Could make a difference... What are other people's thoughts? |
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| Senior Member 6,000rpm (Max Torque) | I reckon all things being equal, the HSV would hold honours around Pukekohe, assuming of course it's not Auto. As has been said, at Pukekohe, basically all that matters is horsepower, and given the VE handles and stops quite well for a battleship, then I'd give it to the VE. Obviously, the ITR with decent power and a whole lot of money spent on making it handle/stop even bettre than stock would tip the balance the Honda's way. |
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| Senior Member 3,000rpm (Grandma Drag) | Hmmm im not doubting your average ITR but i've been in a couple of them and they certainly knock the wind out of you. They are extremely quick for a Holden. Definitely not your average commy. 307kw compared to 140ish? regardless of weight thats a hell of a lot of power, and have you seen their brakes 8O . But if the guy doesn't know how to drive and you have some experience around a track and know your car you could give him a run for his money. |
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| Senior Member 5,000rpm (VTEC Power!) Join Date: Oct 2007
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Location: Auckland | hsv youd have the itr down the back straight and front straight providing he is a good driver and can get power down fast without wheels spin or sliding the itr will probably have him around the sweeper and the left to right hand abd possibly hair pin and over the hill |
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| Senior Member 18,000rpm+ Honda F1! | take the battle to taupo im sure mark and logan and even frost took down an hsv of some sort?
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| Senior Member 7,000rpm (Peak Power) | bit off topic but this reminds me of the satisfacttion i got from havng my car tuned and walking away with 279kw atw in comparison to the old mans 2003 HSV with 265kw.. competition between his car and mine?? none.. none at all |
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| Senior Member 7,000rpm (Peak Power) | to be honest I'd pick the ITR on the track, why? $10 on the HSV being auto
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| Senior Member 3,000rpm (Grandma Drag) Join Date: Oct 2006
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Location: Taupo | can tell you i have beaten one down the drag strip in a pretty standard 96itr and it will def out handle the HSV!!! ITR for the win
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| Senior Member 7,000rpm (Peak Power) | I out-ran a supercharged V8 clubby of some sort around Taupo, and he was on full slicks. Dunno how it would fare at Puke though - he caught up FAST on the back straight...
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| depends on driving ability and skill (a huge factor). provided both can drive, I would say the ITR would give it a good battle through the corners, the HSV is very heavy and stock suspension will have some descent body roll through the corners etc. ITR would be slower top end though, so high speed i.e the back straight, the HSV will haul. I know a certain ITR and driver that could probably dick the 307KW holden around Puke. Puke is definitely not all about HP!. |
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| Senior Member 6,000rpm (Max Torque) | I have been out at puke with a guy in an hsv VZ clubby with the 6l motor. He was running a standard car apart from brake pads. He was monstering me around there. He was able to brake extremly late going into the hairpin thanks to those huge hsv brakes. Damn fast cars.
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Location: Hastings | HSV = win, hands down. ITR driver will be having more fun, HSV driver will be doing more praying. :wink: The VE chassis is much more advanced than the VT-VZ chassis.
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