[mike leech]

Originally Posted by Stan Weiss

Mike,
Using your method to determine in car HP. If a corvette, and a mini van both run 8.54 @ 158 MPH at 3250 lbs do they both produce the same in car HP?

Stan

This question is most assuredly antagonistic in nature Stan...Really, take a serious look at it. I'm smart enough to know what you are insinuating,AND smart enough to know the differences in basic vehicles. Not dumb enough to guess at all the variables possible in two cars. I'm not reading into it, Im reading the question asked. So if the corvette has the wrong gear and converter, yet dead hooks. And the van is being campaigned by Billy Glidden with a small block with a clutchless 5speed....but the vette is driven poorly....maybe the van has less? what year vette? is the van chopped and lowered? For crying out loud what are we doing here? Whats the difference between a boot?

You got called on your bs. So if you want to try and make yourself look smart, try screwing with someone else....or better yet just stop the OCD crap.

Originally Posted by Stan Weiss

Mike,
Yes, there a lot of very smart people posting on this site.

I am not sure what you problem is with me, but the way I see it, most of it is from you reading things into what I post that are not there.

Stan

I honestly feel a little bad flaming you when I do. Mostly because you can't seem to help yourself. Your site is the perfect place for hypothetical mini vans to race hypothetical corvettes.

Just because some of us don't build calculator web simulators does not mean we are stupid and don't understand math and physics Stan.

The truth is you have a NEED to feel smart. Trying to elevate your intellectual appearance in the manner you do is not productive. I'm sure you're a sharp guy, but in all sincerity you don't have to keep trying to WIN at thinking. JMO

I'll concentrate on making the real car go fast.....you let us all know how much HP billy gliddens hypothetical mini van has compared to the However it was constructed undisclosed year corvette.