Real no BS thread for penticton predictions
08-14-2009, 02:44 AM
#11
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Posts: 24
But my point was more-so that the easterners do things very differently than us in the west. SPL wise they seem to take it much more seriously and thus get better results. I think one of their main advantages is the testing facility that Yuli has (if he still has it)...there they can test at all hours of the night, exchange gear, enclosures and build ideas. Perhaps if guys in the west want to get loud in street this would be something to look into in the future. Split up some shop monthly shop space among 4 or 5 guys shouldnt cost too much.
I also think a few guys should combine ideas and money to build one vehicle...a team vehicle thats world class. Which in street would mean building a crx or preferrably a panda (or marbella). Since the american guys cannot get pandas or bellas thats our chance as canadians to beat them in street.
Street classes themselves are ridiculously expensive to be world class I dont think one person alone could build a killer street car in a single year and not kill their wallet. Why not build with 1 or 2 other competitors and share the fame in search of a north american or even world title.
Even in street A which is the "cheapest" street class youll need a ton of cash to be close to the #1 guys...
$300 for a battery under 650 cu inches
$250 for a charger to train the batts properly
$1200 for wire and distros. 20+runs of 1/0..copper bussbars front and rear
$800 deadener
$2000 for 2 good SPL 10s
$3000 for a single monser amp
$600 throughout the year for materials and ports
TOTAL-$8150 in setup alone plus your car, memberships, gas, accomodations, entry fees, maintenance etc
08-14-2009, 11:01 AM
#13
2000 Watt CAFz'r
Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 2,141
[QUOTE=n_o_s_21;504561]street a: 149.5
street b: 152.6
street c: 155.0(I doubt dale will have his worlds setup in for this show)
ss nw: 148
thats a pretty low score for ss nw i guess i wont be loud by then eh
street b: 152.6
street c: 155.0(I doubt dale will have his worlds setup in for this show)
ss nw: 148
thats a pretty low score for ss nw i guess i wont be loud by then eh
08-14-2009, 11:24 AM
#14
you have been working your azz off getting ready for this...
for a single 12" in a Xcab your gonna do very well for a noobie
next year will be different though
08-14-2009, 12:53 PM
#15
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i would again like to remind people to please pre register for this event....especially if you plan on doing bassrace.....no pre register for bassrace....no bassrace....you can do this by emailing the following info to kel08@
first and last name
phone#
email address
year of vehicle
brand of vehicle
color of vehicle
spl or sq or both
what class you are in in idbl
what db drag class you are in
are you doing iasca sqi, sqc or both
are you doing bassrace
thanks................dave
first and last name
phone#
email address
year of vehicle
brand of vehicle
color of vehicle
spl or sq or both
what class you are in in idbl
what db drag class you are in
are you doing iasca sqi, sqc or both
are you doing bassrace
thanks................dave
08-14-2009, 02:20 PM
#16
50 Watt CAFz'r
Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 56
Im not using a new set up but I did a 147.x db in StreeB last year so as long as I'm a faily close to that score in the new car I will be a happy camper. I like my music so it's not a beastie burp box...lol
