Trunk's first 160!!!

[TaylorFade 10+ year member]

For reference, Terry Brocks is 3db louder outlaw than legal. Last time Alan tested, he was right around that. If he shuts the door and puts the mic on the dash, it's still a high 56, low 57 trunk car with less power than he would be allowed in those other org's classes.

And he was actually going to do a legal run for all the outlaw haters, but he wrecked his windshield on his back up run.

 

[jaeguerra909 10+ year member]

It has already been said, but that argument is not very valid because dash scores seem to be the most accepted readings..yet you don't smash your head inbetween the windshield and the dash to listen to music either. To me, if its the louddest outlaw score from the trunk its a great accomplishmennt. It doesn't matter what others have done with different mic placements or different orgs etc..(I don't compete nor do I know anything about it..just always see this and think its stupid)

That's why its considerd a legalllll score like I said our ears aren't in the kick panel but I was wrong in sure it'd a 156 legal

 

[jaeguerra909 10+ year member]

Lol most people are outlaw haters I hated doing usaci I was 4 dbs louder and didn't feel confident about it

 

[Doodaddy 10+ year member]

Whether or not you play by those rules or even enjoy the rules, I don't see why disrespect is dealt to someone achieving something no one else has been able to do before within USACi. 160dB is a new feat from a trunk, Outlaw or not. Yes, it would be more difficult in DB Drag rules, but he's not in that organization, so what's it matter?

Sure Outlaw style allows for scores to be higher, but competitively speaking, the competitors are still competing against competitors under the same rules. It's not comparing DB Drag to USACi, keep each organization within its respective organization and the numbers have validity. No one cares about DB Drag numbers in USACi and vice versa. Two different things. There's no sense in complaining about different rules of different organizations.

160 dB is stupid loud from a trunk in any realm IMO.

 

[Phoenix Risen 10+ year member]

it is a very nice number and it takes a lot of work to get up to that point, so much respect for it.

 

[quackhead 10+ year member]

Whether or not you play by those rules or even enjoy the rules, I don't see why disrespect is dealt to someone achieving something no one else has been able to do before within USACi. 160dB is a new feat from a trunk, Outlaw or not. Yes, it would be more difficult in DB Drag rules, but he's not in that organization, so what's it matter?
Sure Outlaw style allows for scores to be higher, but competitively speaking, the competitors are still competing against competitors under the same rules. It's not comparing DB Drag to USACi, keep each organization within its respective organization and the numbers have validity. No one cares about DB Drag numbers in USACi and vice versa. Two different things. There's no sense in complaining about different rules of different organizations.

160 dB is stupid loud from a trunk in any realm IMO.

^This....and how many trunks compete in USACi trying to attain 160 within the same rules?

 

[quackhead 10+ year member]

For reference, Terry Brocks is 3db louder outlaw than legal. Last time Alan tested, he was right around that. If he shuts the door and puts the mic on the dash, it's still a high 56, low 57 trunk car with less power than he would be allowed in those other org's classes.
And he was actually going to do a legal run for all the outlaw haters, but he wrecked his windshield on his back up run.

I think the haters are just butthurt.

 

[Doodaddy 10+ year member]

^This....and how many trunks compete in USACi trying to attain 160 within the same rules?

I would venture to say....all of them?

 

[DB-Audio 10+ year member]

that is freakin awesome good job bro