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Mrrevolution
08-06-2006, 08:15 PM
Hey,
B16a doing 13.1 down the quarter.

What you guys reckon about this article ?

http://www.fastfoursvip.com/articles_article.aspx?view=80

http://www.fastfoursvip.com/articles_article.aspx?view=80 (http://www.fastfoursvip.com/articles_article.aspx?view=80)


Is this true ? I know b18c7 in ek civics run 14s with full stripped interior.
This is 13.1 !!!
Fast Fax
Vehicle: '93 Honda Civic CX (US Compliance)
Engine: B16A DOHC V-TEC, Prothane engine mounts, Spoon Sports thermostat, Mugen rocker cover, C&R aluminium radiator, C&R silicone upper and lower hoses
Induction: 64mm throttle body, AEM fuel rail, AEM adjustable fuel regulator, cold air intake
Internals: 0.030" milled Integra Type-R V-TEC cylinder head, AEM adjustable cam gears
Ignition: Advanced Engine Management, Inc. (AEM) Autolink Motorworks reprogrammed ECU, MSD 6AL ignition, Magnacor Competition leads
Exhaust: DC Sports Stainless Steel 4-l header, 2 3/8-inch system

Drivetrain
Gearbox: Integra Type-R
Differential: Factory Integra Type-R Limited Slip Differential (LSD) (front-wheel drive)
Clutch: ACT 4-puck
Brakes: AEM Big Brake Disc Conversion (12-inch front, 11.1-inch rear), Goodridge steel-braided lines

Wheels & Tyres
Front & Rear: 16 x 7-inch Mugen MF8 alloys with Yokohama Parada 205/45-16
Power Output: N/A
Quarter Mile: 13.1 seconds @ 102.6mph

Dylanamus
08-06-2006, 08:33 PM
That is a very fast time for that car, methinks. A lightly worked CRX SiR - 960kg at stock with factory b16a will pull high 14s. By lightly worked I mean CAI, exhaust, larger throttle body and ITR style intake manifold. I think this is lighter than the Civic. The radiator and rocker cover might save 10kg on stock (unlikely).

Do they specify the weight of the vehicle anywhere? (Can't be bothered reading the entire article). It does seem a bit far fetched! With aggressive cams and a very good tune I could understand it.

Mrrevolution
08-06-2006, 08:43 PM
13.1 and theres still more in the way of tuning.

Nah doesn't specify weight anywhere. GSI-PSi integra doesnt even run those times and his is turbod.

Must be some secret crazy ass tuning haha.

Mrrevolution
08-06-2006, 09:00 PM
What times you guys running with your EGs ??
Anything close ?

TYPE-ONE
08-06-2006, 09:34 PM
http://www.jtuned.com/content/templates/statics.aspx?articleid=15&zoneid=1

heres the same car

SHW.70Y
08-06-2006, 09:44 PM
this cars been around for a while i remember this feature in fast fours being done a while back i got the issue somewhere here, im pretty sure the times were done on slicks, correct me if im wrong :confused:

Weq
08-06-2006, 09:45 PM
slicks = -1 second off ur 1/4mile time.
also its a high compression b16a (type-r head) in a stripped EG. 14seconds is attainable.

TYPE-ONE
08-06-2006, 10:44 PM
good driver + slicks

HanifB16A2
09-06-2006, 01:13 AM
thats pretty impressive

joyride
09-06-2006, 08:00 AM
dont believe everything you read from fast fours.

edit: and there isnt timeslips to prove it

sivic
09-06-2006, 12:54 PM
while its not something you would expect i'm willing to believe it.
no doubt it is running a good tune along with the type r head ie cams etc and unknown compression though likely towards the 12:1 range. stripped with slicks. a 60' time would be good to gain a better understanding but.....
i always laugh when ppl say such and such car car does X sec down the quarter so its not possible that another car does another time.
the mention of a SIR CRX doing high 14's with those mods mentioned is not a good benchmark. have a good read around and you'll find dyno evidence that a larger TB and ITR intake manifold on an internally stock B16A will often lose power, so that car is probably capable of better with stock items lol.
this car stock would weigh less than 1000kg as its the very base model.