InsidiousMSP
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Mods, I think it's important for this to be here, we need to clear this up once and for all, for the reason being Kenetix attempts to give information about tuning and modifying the MSP on this forum, while posting ridiculous times for himself that don't make sense. He could potentially give false advice to someone that may be assumed as legit because of his impressive performance claims. Please take a look...
Kenetix, remember your claim of 13.3 @ 119mph? The one where you kept adding mods to your list because many people basically told you it was impossible, including Joe P.? You posted this on June 28th,
Just recently, you were asked for proof of your 13.3 @ 119mph run. You posted this yesterday,
Not only are none of the numbers the same, asided from the ET and mph being close, but the variance of the rest is huge. A 2.1 60' compared to a 2.4. An 8.83 @ 93mph 1/8th compared to an 8.5 @ 84mph? Yet both with a 13.3 @ 119mph? There's no need to question this one. Even if you say it was two different runs, it's physically impossible that you ran the same ET & mph in the same car with such dramatically different 60' and 1/8th mile numbers.
Thanks for playing. You lose.
Kenetix, remember your claim of 13.3 @ 119mph? The one where you kept adding mods to your list because many people basically told you it was impossible, including Joe P.? You posted this on June 28th,
Kenetix said:1/4 MPH 119.421
1/4 ET 13.366
1/8 ET 8.597
1/8 MPH 84.880
60 FT 2.400
Reaction time .513
Just recently, you were asked for proof of your 13.3 @ 119mph run. You posted this yesterday,
Kenetix said:It was scanned **** nut. And since you asked so nicely here it is.
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Not only are none of the numbers the same, asided from the ET and mph being close, but the variance of the rest is huge. A 2.1 60' compared to a 2.4. An 8.83 @ 93mph 1/8th compared to an 8.5 @ 84mph? Yet both with a 13.3 @ 119mph? There's no need to question this one. Even if you say it was two different runs, it's physically impossible that you ran the same ET & mph in the same car with such dramatically different 60' and 1/8th mile numbers.
Thanks for playing. You lose.