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Mighty Meatlocker Turbo
 
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Distilled down to your level, yes, it is. Much like the art of the "sweet science" vs. the redneck, fornicating, ball grabbing, lite beer swilling world of UFC.
Very funny (for real!), but what other, imaginary level of distillation is there (as generated by the mind of a sweet science/one trick pony sport, dude)?

BTW, the only thing missing from that still of the video MC posted is a fez atop each drivers' head!


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Old 06-12-2020, 10:14 PM
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And PWD is talking about shooting pool, no matter what the actual topic is/was.
And Mustangs, don't forget the Mustang!


I went to the SVRA Nationals here at COTA, and it's always a fun surprise to watch Minis and Alfas and whatever making a crapload of noise, ripping it up out there. Then you see the big blocks come out, and they make a metric ton of noise while ripping it up, and it all seems really freaking fasts, until you come back a few weeks later for the Porsche Cup cars, which make a mountain of noise but they're really fast while ripping it up.


Then, you come back and sit 10 feet off the tarmac for the Indy cars, and everything else is slow and quiet.

Fast is fast is fast, but nothing is as fast as a Mustang playing 9 ball.

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Everyone seems a little bit drunk and not really responding to each other but just saying what they want to say
Wait, I resemble that remark...you wanna fight tough guy?
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This is my kind of internet argument. Everyone seems a little bit drunk and not really responding to each other but just saying what they want to say, like we're all in a bar and the band is really loud so you can't really hear what the other guy said, anyway.

And PWD is talking about shooting pool, no matter what the actual topic is/was.
It's definitely amusing!

I never imagined that I would see posts in a Porsche forum about how less power is better than more power (not just talking about this thread - its actually fairly common here), but each to their own, and I am entertained!
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Gobs of power must be a bit like having a 14" dick....hell of crowd pleaser, but what are you gonna do with it?

At least a nice cue is useful...
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It's definitely amusing!

I never imagined that I would see posts in a Porsche forum about how less power is better than more power (not just talking about this thread - its actually fairly common here), but each to their own, and I am entertained!
I'll remember that the next time I'm on a run with the local P-car guys, and my 200 WHP car is sitting on the rear bumper of the 2 or 3 year old GT3s and C4s...

Sure, I can't keep up with the Turbos, but that's because they're generally careening out of control off the road, through the underbrush towards that river over there, with two high pitched screams coming out of them...and only one is from a girl...
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^^^

Well, if I were to end up in the weeds, at least I would be able to sit in the car freezing my ballz off while waiting for a tow truck! Not too many of the vintage, n/a powered 911 guys can say the same (a/c shed for weight savings, since every lost gram is precious when dealing with such an anemic power supply!). I know you don't sacrifice the cold blower, however (probably have that bisch turned off while doing your bumper riding, though).

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I hope you are t being serious about sitting on the bumper of someone Mike.....
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Well, if I were to end up in the weeds, at least I would be able to sit in the car freezing my ballz off while waiting for a tow truck! Not too many of the vintage, n/a powered 911 guys can say the same (a/c shed for weight savings, since every lost gram is precious when dealing with such an anemic power supply!). I know you don't sacrifice the cold blower, however (probably have that bisch turned off while doing your bumper riding, though).
Why wouldn't I have all 4 windows (!) open so my golden locks can flow in the cool Texas spring breeze?

That, and my custom, kickssomuchazz A/C system seems to break down about twice a season...it's an ornery lil' thang.

Has nothing to do with embarrassing cars with twice the POWWAAARR!!
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My meatlocker system has been getting seriously tested this week, especially during the evening drives home from work (fuukin hot here, like I'm sure it is in your area of TexASS) - continues to earn its keep but I could use more cabin airflow (already have a big ballz blower setup but need to do some ductwork re-designing . . . maybe try a little reverse engineering of the electro cooler system's airflow strategy). There's always room for improvement with these old ass things.
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My meatlocker system has been getting seriously tested this week, especially during the evening drives home from work (fuukin hot here, like I'm sure it is in your area of TexASS) - continues to earn its keep but I could use more cabin airflow (already have a big ballz blower setup but need to do some ductwork re-designing . . . maybe try a little reverse engineering of the electro cooler system's airflow strategy). There's always room for improvement with these old ass things.
Oh...you probably don't know! My wife bought a Subaru (yes, get it out of your system...), and I took her Mazda3 with the bent rod! Then, I dropped a late model Ford 2.5L engine in the Mazda! Now, I roll in style, with stupid cold A/C, a radio, and tinted windows! The P-car only comes out to play now...
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Oh...you probably don't know! My wife bought a Subaru (yes, get it out of your system...), and I took her Mazda3 with the bent rod! Then, I dropped a late model Ford 2.5L engine in the Mazda! Now, I roll in style, with stupid cold A/C, a radio, and tinted windows! The P-car only comes out to play now...
Good thing for the tinted windows, as you would shock many a fellow motorist when they saw that it wasn't a highschool girl behind the wheel of the Mazda3!

My Mighty Turbo also has dark tinted windows - helps with the acetylene torch sun, of course, but I also got tired of being harassed by beautiful women at every stoplight (always having them flashing their breasts at me, and even trying to pull me out of the car, got tiring!).
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I have long said that some of you Boyz may have more HP under the hood..but none of you can take me down in a corner.
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Gobs of power must be a bit like having a 14" dick...
No. It's not like that at all.
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I have long said that some of you Boyz may have more HP under the hood..but none of you can take me down in a corner.
It's seldom you speak this highly of yourself. It's refreshing.

I do think car control pertains to more powerful cars as well. All things being equal, save hp, the more powerful car wins every time.
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If you can't go fast with Nannies and 90hp, no Nannies and 900hp won't help you.

Nanny bashing, 90hp with nannies sounds funny to me.
The phrase I'd rather drive a slow car fast should be replaced with,
I'd rather drive a car with a manual H pattern and no nannies.

Or the phrase Every time your nanny dash light flashes you can thank a German software engineer for saving you and your car.

"Without the ability to manipulate each wheel independently,
Its a fun challenge to try and be your own, ABS, traction control and stability control." Erik K.

2500lb Trans Am spec race car 740hp dog ring H pattern, no nannies = 3.3lbs per hp.
and no driving credit goes to any nanny writing software engineer.
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I like the Mark Donohue criterion for adequate power...
Mark evidently liked to make 11s.
Power over-steer in a 917/30 exiting T11 at Laguna.


My 11.


Post up your 11s, if your nannies allow it.
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Gobs of power must be a bit like having a 14" dick....hell of crowd pleaser, but what are you gonna do with it?
At least a nice cue is useful...
Are you saying having very little hp is like having the pecker of a church mouse?
right on cue!
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Mark evidently liked to make 11s.
That was impressive. 2:45 in for a snippet.
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Are you saying having very little hp is like having the pecker of a church mouse?
right on cue!
Thats good
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^^^

Well, if I were to end up in the weeds, at least I would be able to sit in the car freezing my ballz off while waiting for a tow truck!
You are full of shyte. It happens in Texas, but you aren't at the track. You meant sweating your ballz off.

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