Most of these guys probably wouldn't be breaking half shafts and rear ends if they weren't dumping their clutches at 4,000 RPM with drag radials.
Been there, done that.SanDiego01Snake said:spend a couple of hundred bucks modding an IRS and it's strong and handles far better than when stock
Does not take a clutch dump. I have seen a 2-3 shift break the stick-shafts.2001 Blue Snake said:Most of these guys probably wouldn't be breaking half shafts and rear ends if they weren't dumping their clutches at 4,000 RPM with drag radials.
poneypower said:
There is no argument. We are not saying that one is better than the other. We just mentioned about some flaws and merits vs. Cost and efficiency. That was all.CobraRed01 said:1+ This about sums it up pretty good. It's like two dumb-shits who can't speak the same language arguing with each other. All out drag race? Get a solid...really there's no argument there. Into handling? Enjoy the IRS. Done.
FYI, if you're into handling and love your New Edge here's a real nice thread.
http://www.svtperformance.com/forums/showthread.php?t=312254&page=1
Some fair-minded honest opinions from Term drivers. I'm keeping my better handling IRS.
Yeap....unless you have something to add? Or are you part of the problem?Serpentor said:is that all?
Not getting out of shape at all brother(s). I fully understand the issue at hand. Having experinced the 2 of them and attempted to fix the IRS issue and expeded quite a bit of cash in the IRS with no fix (for my needs) I found out that the solid did it for me. I just wanted to drop my .02 (more lilke .25 today) on this subject.CobraRed01 said:Gee Naz, when it comes to N/A power and vindication of the New Edge over the S/C Term you're our hero. Really. Didn't mean to get your nose bent out of shape. The IRS vs. Solid argument is just so OBVIOUS.... it's pretty funny. But it just keeps going on and on. The title of the thread is "Solid Haters"....which of course is a foil to the previous thread "For IRS Haters"... The fact that the argument keeps coming back is just so damn funny. "Dumb-shit" moniker is purely for fun. The point is there is no solution.... if you are in the Solid camp or the IRS camp you probably will not be convinced otherwise. The IRS in the Cobra IS a POS compared to the Vette or Viper...considerably more expensive rides....but it actually does work as an effective IRS from a handling/real roads perspective. Trust me, if was as serious about regular drag racing as you and many of our Cobra breathren are...I'd have a solid. Not even an argument.
Was not attacking you in any way or form bro. I was actually fugging with you.Serpentor said:hey man I contributed plenty, do a search. I'm just making fun of you repeating "that is all"
Meet me at the "Unsubscribe" link . . .VirtualSVT said:Damn. I wish this shit had a close button.
lol, ignorance again, maybe i purchased a cobra in 2001, and wanted a new edge body style, Oh wait!! i should've waited an extra 2 years just to get a mach 1 because it came with a solid axle?? please tell me ur not that retarded :??:cobraracer46 said:Well F U C K you too, asshole. Don't feel bad that you could have bought a 98 Cobra or a Mach 1.:thumbsup: oke:
That being given as an opinion, if one looks further, in the 11 second bracket, one will notice that 3 out of 5 have IRS, and if one looks at the 12 second bracket, 6 out of 10 have IRS....99flblackcobra said:http://www.svtperformance.com/forums/showthread.php?t=232316
The fastest 2 new edges have solid axles and the list dont even have Quadcammer and Nazman on it. So it would be the top 4 cars. The IRS is just not for everyone. I perfer to drop the weight and have a built solid axle.
Far better than stock.SanDiego01Snake said:spend a couple of hundred bucks modding an IRS and it's strong and handles far better than when stock