IT'S ME DAVID

iTrader: (1)

I asked this because alot of people on hear want to know what it takes with a B-SERIES to hit this range.I know driver,suspension plays alot in to it.But whats your motor setup for you too reach the 9's or even 10's.Like what turbo you using,stock crank,and HP your putting down to the wheels.I know some of you would rather not tell.But others that dont mind we would like to hear from you.

DRIVENRacing

85 mm b block
big turbo
big boost

IT'S ME DAVID

iTrader: (1)

haha that sums it up

T4eg

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big turbo
big boost </TD></TR></TABLE>

wierd mine too!! lol

vtekthis

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wierd mine too!! lol</TD></TR></TABLE>

mee three

IT'S ME DAVID

iTrader: (1)

thats cool.but if you read the thread.we want to hear from those that are willing to give us info.


Modified by IT'S ME DAVID at 10:55 PM 10/7/2006

vtekthis

Engine-
B18c5 block AEBS Sleeves
85mm/89mm
CP pistons
Pauter ls rods
stock ls crank
oringed

Head-
Stock port no polish
CTR cams
skunk 2 cam gears/PE Timing belt
Manley valvesprings/ TI retainers
stock valves

f/r topmount GT3567r

DaveF

you forgot the VTAAKKKK

T4eg

B18C 84mm (i lied about 85) lol
CP pistons
Manley rods
stock gsr crank
B18C head with ITR cams
supertech springs and retainers
FR top mount
4" exhaust

9.90@150



Modified by T4eg at 2:26 PM 10/7/2006

vtekthis

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ohh yeah and vtec

blackpearlcivic

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by T4eg &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">B18C 84mm (i lied about 85) lol
CP pistons
Manley rods
stock gsr crank
B18C head with ITR cams
supertech springs and retainers
FR top mount
4" exhaust

9.90@150

Modified by T4eg at 2:26 PM 10/7/2006</TD></TR></TABLE>

What turbo do you run and boost pressure?

IT'S ME DAVID

iTrader: (1)

thanks guys for the complete info..

RTW DC2R

what the hell does "o-ringed block" mean anyway

Arturbo

You think everyone is going to give all their info away when they've worked really hard to get to where they are? Look at tony, he's worked really hard to get raymond's car to where it is today, but he didnt go on HT asking for info. But I will say this, his set up is actually very simple. Crower rods, JE pistons 84mm, GSR block, RLZ head blah blah. I could say GT42R to go fast, but look at Mazworx with the GT4067 going 157mph.

Between Matt Keller, Tony1, Mazworx and Jason Hunt's coupe the set ups are different from each other. They are just hard working people who don't rely on HT for answers. Sorry this isnt the answer you wanted to hear, but its the truth.

art

Group Tenacity

Exospeed Race engine LS/vtec with:
Darton Sleeves
Carrillo rods
Arias Pistons
Supertech valvetrain
Stock crank and oem bearings
Rev Hard mfg. top mount manifold
Turbonetics turbo (a big one)
Stock GSR transmission

10.40@140mph in a car that weighs 2615lbs with driver...


edit: on a west coast track... LMAO!!! sorry guys, i had to do it...

Race Egr

you just need a shitton of money

Aggressive Racing

**WHAT WORKS FOR SOME, MAY NOT WORK FOR OTHERS**

IT'S ALL TRIAL AND ERROR..

IT'S ME DAVID

iTrader: (1)

true that.

Hybrid_Coupe

jg sleeved b18c 82mm
type r crank
crower rods
cp pistons
ported gsr head
one fab top mount with a gt40R(new was a 67 when i went 10's)
no seat time that was my 3rd pass in the car the way it sat, now everythings changed again...so we will see what it does this time

Rob!

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Arturbo &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You think everyone is going to give all their info away when they've worked really hard to get to where they are? Look at tony, he's worked really hard to get raymond's car to where it is today, but he didnt go on HT asking for info. But I will say this, his set up is actually very simple. Crower rods, JE pistons 84mm, GSR block, RLZ head blah blah. I could say GT42R to go fast, but look at Mazworx with the GT4067 going 157mph.

Between Matt Keller, Tony1, Mazworx and Jason Hunt's coupe the set ups are different from each other. They are just hard working people who don't rely on HT for answers. Sorry this isnt the answer you wanted to hear, but its the truth.

art</TD></TR></TABLE>

Personally, I dont see whats so wrong for asking about peoples setups, sure they spent a lot of time and money on their cars to make them go fast and make power. Thats a given. But you are the guys we look up to, I know im 21 years old and i dont have the money to try a bunch of different setups to see what makes power. I would rather ask before i buy something, and as he stated a lot of people wont want to tell theirs, which is fine. You said it yourself, simple setups can make power, whats wrong with asking for people who are willing to share? sorry to sound like a dick i just dont get why you responded with what you did, it seemed like you are talking down on people just trying to improve their knoweldge to build a faster car, isnt that what this sport is about?

Group Tenacity

I understand what art is saying about asking about other people's set ups, it is a very compeditive class and most people dont want to give up their secrets...
I used this thread to give a shameless plug to my sponsors...

Rob!

i understand why people wouldnt want to either, but a lot of people dont care including myself. he said many people wont want to but for those who are willing to share we would love the input. by no means am i trying to start a fight online (with the worse person no less). i just dont see whats wrong with being curious of the faster guys out there.

tony1

Some of us make our living in this sport, and some of the "secrets" and recommendations are part of the services we provide. Our customers benefit from our testing and experiences. If you are serious about building something competitive, you should work with someone with some experience.

I'm sure most of my customers will agree, i usually go out of my way to help them get their car setup right or recommend the right combination of parts.

Rob!

i shouldnt be going here but here goes... part of honda-tech is to open up the ideas and help from others for the do-it yourselfer. the main reason this forum began was not to send our cars to shops but to have communication between enthusiasts throughout the world so we dont have to go through the process of trial and error or take our car to a shop but to share our ideas, now if you want to keep your ideas that worked for you to yourself and your customers thats fine and totally understandable. but the point of this thread was to ask for people that were willing to share.

Garage 808 Hatch

81mm b16
stock sleeves
Mahle 9.2:1 pistons
Eagle rods
deburred head
t3 62-1 turbonetics
21-25lbs of boost

10.43 @ 137