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The point of racing is to win. To win you need speed most of all. A stock Subaru Imprezza WRX STI is capable of producing 195 HP at the wheels with just 7 lbs of boost at 6,000 rpm as stated here :
http://www.clubwrx.net/forums/sti-engine-performance/91903-sti-stock-whp.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SR20DET
An sr20 with 15 lbs of boost will make 300hp on stock cams:
http://hubpages.com/hub/Nissan_SR20
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Ever notice, only after a road is paved in Trinidad, WASA passes and digs a trench to put the pipelines, doing a terrible job of fixing back the trench? Why does this happen? Dont the WASA engineers speak to the relevant ministries to find out when the road is going to be paved, do their work and then have the road paved? That just seems like common sense to me. Or like the wonderful waterfront project in Port Of Spain. Mere months before the then Customs Building started construction and even whilst it was being put up, T&Tec [..]
It seems to me that the laws in Trinidad is selective. Some people seem to get away with anything. People driving on the shoulders every day with no tickets in sight. People throw paper out their window like outside of their car is a garbage bin. Laws are being broken all the time. The question is, why is it that only some people are charged and others are free to go? Shouldn’t everyone be charged if they break the law? It seem like a little sweet talk to the officer by the ladies or acting in an obedient manner by the men will get you off the hook [..]
It i s so important for businesses to know just how important a customer is. We are all customers in one form or another but very often the service sector in Trinidad ignores or doesn’t seem to care about that fact. They seem to think that they are doing us a favor by selling us something. We see it everyday, people take abuse form the shop owners and attendants. Why? Don’t business owners realise that without customers they are [..]
Summing it up really quickly, wash your hands before using the bathroom. Remember there are germs everywhere, from the keyboard you are typing with, to the wall you are leaning on. Look at the history and you may see someone sneezing/coughing or maybe even wiping something onto it or it just getting generally contaminated. [..]
Over the past week I have been seeing a lot of cameras showing up at major intersections along my route to work. There are some at Grand Bazaar, Morvant, around the savannah etc. This is good news (if it works) for persons who use the routes that they cover. It is a well known fact that cameras have been used extensively in the UK for years now and they have proven to be highly effective. Again it all depends on if someone is watching the monitors for the cameras [..]
The Caroni Bridge expansion project seems to be well on their way to completion. It seems that this project has had its fair share or weather delays due to the very uncharacteristic weather patterns we have been having in the first quarter of 2009, with the Caroni river rising and causing stoppage of work. The final structure was shipped to the site about a month ago in containers and assembled on the pylons. They are in their final stages before completion with just the casting [..]
Statistics courtesy Philip Knaggs, president of the Automotive Dealers Association of Trinidad and Tobago. Records show that 16,314 newly assembled vehicles were sold in 2007. However, the sale of pre-owned vehicles trumped new car purchases by 5,483 units, which grossed 21,797 last year: almost 34 percent from 2006. While foreign-used sales are projected to grow by just 203 units, this sector [..]