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Old 02-01-2016, 11:30 AM
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I don't know about you all, but it didn't look like either car was trying hard at all....
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Full disclosure: I'm not a Porsche guy (though I did own a modded 930 turbo back in my "youth"), but it is an inconvenient truth that once your front engined, rear wheel drive car reaches a certain power point, it becomes impossible to apply much more force to the pavement without drag slicks. I realize that there are replica Cobras out there that properly prepared and shod with the right tires run 9s at the strip, but a vast majority of the street driven cars would struggle to break the 11 second mark.

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I don't know about you all, but it didn't look like either car was trying hard at all....
My impression too. I think the Porsche driver was conflicted - didn't know whether to drop the clutch or not - ended up feathering it and burned the heck out of it.
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