View Poll Results: Which will win? in race
RX-7, N/A with 92 engine, Manual
7
12.96%
Hyundai Scoupe, automatic
4
7.41%
91, CRX, integra engine, Manual
14
25.93%
*LOL* RX-7 DUHHH
29
53.70%
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RX-7 VS Hyundai Scoupe, automatic or, 91 CRX
02-08-02, 10:31 PM
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Originally posted by TonyTurboII
Damn, id hate to be whipped by a CRX that does 12.8 in the 1/8 mile. I might have a chance if he wasnt using ***** juice.
Damn, id hate to be whipped by a CRX that does 12.8 in the 1/8 mile. I might have a chance if he wasnt using ***** juice.
I think it was a B16 not D16, i don't even know if honda made a "d" motor.
u think a turbo is any better?? ~10hp to every 1lb of boost... its not natural, if u can have a power adder he can. You add more power than tha 75 shot anyway. ***** Juice?? no, turbo = NO2 w/out button. even w/out the 75shot he should do low 13s easy. He also has a header, and Thermo Tech exhaust. he has you by at least 1000lb anyway. HP does not mean anything if you weigh a lot, you have to have more HP to go the same time.
02-10-02, 05:08 AM
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Originally posted by maxim
CRX w/ LS motor will do 15.0 1/4 mi. with GSR motor, somewhere in high 13s to low 14s. with a type-r motor it'll do mid 13s. all that depending on the driver and tuning of course.
CRX w/ LS motor will do 15.0 1/4 mi. with GSR motor, somewhere in high 13s to low 14s. with a type-r motor it'll do mid 13s. all that depending on the driver and tuning of course.
02-10-02, 10:55 AM
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I own a 1991 CRX si, and i know plenty of people who have hybrids as they are called. First, a crx doesnt way 1000 lbs...they weigh 1800-2000 lbs depending on model. The si came stock in the US wih the d16a6 engine, 108 hp and 100 foot lbs. Drop in a b16a1 and driven good you got mid to high 14's. The ls engine, or b18a/b, has 140 hp and around 112 or so foot lbs. They will take the b16 powered rex off the line, but the b16 will cross the finish line first. For a really sweet crx, get a jdm b18c1 or a b18cr. The gsr and type r motors wich in a crx would be enough to get you in mid 13's driven good.
02-12-02, 10:24 PM
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Originally posted by Jeff_G
I own a 1991 CRX si, and i know plenty of people who have hybrids as they are called. First, a crx doesnt way 1000 lbs...they weigh 1800-2000 lbs depending on model. The si came stock in the US wih the d16a6 engine, 108 hp and 100 foot lbs. Drop in a b16a1 and driven good you got mid to high 14's. The ls engine, or b18a/b, has 140 hp and around 112 or so foot lbs. They will take the b16 powered rex off the line, but the b16 will cross the finish line first. For a really sweet crx, get a jdm b18c1 or a b18cr. The gsr and type r motors wich in a crx would be enough to get you in mid 13's driven good.
I own a 1991 CRX si, and i know plenty of people who have hybrids as they are called. First, a crx doesnt way 1000 lbs...they weigh 1800-2000 lbs depending on model. The si came stock in the US wih the d16a6 engine, 108 hp and 100 foot lbs. Drop in a b16a1 and driven good you got mid to high 14's. The ls engine, or b18a/b, has 140 hp and around 112 or so foot lbs. They will take the b16 powered rex off the line, but the b16 will cross the finish line first. For a really sweet crx, get a jdm b18c1 or a b18cr. The gsr and type r motors wich in a crx would be enough to get you in mid 13's driven good.
02-12-02, 10:25 PM
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Originally posted by ROSHX7
And don't forget that the CRX would be stripped to the bare bones too, absolutely nothing inside except the dash and driver seat! That's the only way it will make 13s to 14s with a GSR motor in NA trim.
And don't forget that the CRX would be stripped to the bare bones too, absolutely nothing inside except the dash and driver seat! That's the only way it will make 13s to 14s with a GSR motor in NA trim.
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Two decently quick Honda's around here; a built-up T66 B18C5 powered '92 DX hatch, and a T3/T4 B18C5 '91 CRX. Surprisingly, built by the same 17yr old kid. One of his buddies bought the 'rex and Turbo'd it, and he built the hatch to compete. With all that's in the hatch, he should smack 12's, verrrry low. The only downfall is he's never driven a FWD turbo setup so he's getting ready to get a tough lesson in torque steer. They pick on my '87 TII a/b 1/4 mile times and how much they can kill me, but they shut up when talk goes to 0-140mph. HeHe.
'87 TII
Honda's Nitemare
'95 Civic EX Vtec
COMPLETE sleeper
(stock wheels and exhaust)
NOS wet system 50hp
All in All, fun daily driver/
gas mileage FWD car
'87 Turbocoupe
18psi in 4000lbs;
enough to scare the ****
out of local rice!
'87 TII
Honda's Nitemare
'95 Civic EX Vtec
COMPLETE sleeper
(stock wheels and exhaust)
NOS wet system 50hp
All in All, fun daily driver/
gas mileage FWD car
'87 Turbocoupe
18psi in 4000lbs;
enough to scare the ****
out of local rice!
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05-31-02, 03:08 AM
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puh... crx's suck
I have a video of a 1st gen 1990 Protege kicking *** on a CRX. I also have a video of the same Protege going 240+ but the odometer didn't go any further so they couldn't measure the speed past 240. A 1990 Protege mind you. Enough said.
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