86 2.8L Camaro vs. Geo Storm 5-Speed
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86 2.8L Camaro vs. Geo Storm 5-Speed
Well for now the GTA is down and my girlfriends parents bought a 93 Geo Storm for a back up car, and they are letting me use it. I wanna know who would win in a race between a 2.8 ThirdGen against the Storm? Both cars are stock. - AARON
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Re: 86 2.8L Camaro vs. Geo Storm 5-Speed
Originally posted by Vicious 88 GTA
Well for now the GTA is down and my girlfriends parents bought a 93 Geo Storm for a back up car, and they are letting me use it. I wanna know who would win in a race between a 2.8 ThirdGen against the Storm? Both cars are stock. - AARON
Well for now the GTA is down and my girlfriends parents bought a 93 Geo Storm for a back up car, and they are letting me use it. I wanna know who would win in a race between a 2.8 ThirdGen against the Storm? Both cars are stock. - AARON
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Well if you doubt that you can take the geo make sure the road has a curve or two in it. How funny is it to say that it would come down to a drivers race. A geo may be hard to power shift (due to it's finely tuned drivetrain) so the 'ol 2.8 may get it. I'd put money on the camaro.
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Is the Storm a GSI? My friend used to run Showroom Stock in SCCA with a Storm. The GSI (I think it's GSI) was quicker than the regular Storms.
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how about racing my crazy 79 horizon? its got 70 pavement shredding hp and 85 ftlbs of cv shaft twisting torque, im thinking 20-21 mind melting seconds at 65mph in the 1/4, any takers? iron duke 3rds maybe? 2.8s with a bad maf? v-8s with 4 plug wires off? you know your scared
btw its grandma tan colored
btw its grandma tan colored
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2.73's Suck
That is to much for me to handle, way to intense. It reminds me of my old winter beater that was a 95 cavalier with the 2.2 TBI and a blistering 115 horse and 3 spd auto tranny. I spun the tires once and that was because I was on ice. The thing would run 4000rpm at 80.
That is to much for me to handle, way to intense. It reminds me of my old winter beater that was a 95 cavalier with the 2.2 TBI and a blistering 115 horse and 3 spd auto tranny. I spun the tires once and that was because I was on ice. The thing would run 4000rpm at 80.
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arent winter beaters the best, i think mine does 4k at 65, i dunno tho literally it only has a speedo and a gas gauge, and yes i did get mine to spin a tire once on ice:rockon:
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