AZ_CIVIC

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I'm just wondering what some of the fastest times put down for a FWD car running a Precision 6870?

locash

Not one of these threads. Next thing you'll ask is best time for a bottom mount manifold with a battery in the back.

AZ_CIVIC

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Hey, calm down Uncle Joe LOL..

mint

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I went 9.44@162 at 2490lbs, B series, ramhorn, and synchro gear box.

kr3w108

lol

luck4rmkc

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It's "Grandpa Joe" actually... You are being too nice

AZ_CIVIC

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LOL - How is the car coming along?

locash

I already went faster using your turbo,with no octane booster, a clock, and a license plate, So step it up!

AZ_CIVIC

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You just wait until Sept. Once I finally get my FCS pro stock wing to work we will see. I have about 60 more hours of fitting work left and then off to paint to remove all the slag spray and lint from the powder coating, then paint, then buy all the missing hardware.

From there it is on!

king06

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60 hours to fit a ******* wing? Wtf.

seelback

i've seen some pretty horrible fitting wings at the drag strip. most of my time making wings is spent on final fitment. The FCS didnt fit well at first?

AZ_CIVIC

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It's not that the wing itself doesn't fit the shape of the trunk, it's the fact that the "KIT" is not what I would consider an kit. Absolutely nothing is pre-drilled. The piano hinge comes in two pieces that have to be cut down, you could imagine how small a piano hinge. Well you have to drill out that tiny little hinge for the wing and to bolt to your trunk. The wing itself comes in three pieces and is not pre-drilled at all, so for me I had to drill out a total of about 64 holes in the wing about 40 on the top section because I liked the look of about 1 inch spacing and 12 on each side for the side portions of the wing.

Than you have to line up and drill the side portions of the wing to match up to the main portion of the wing. You also have to drill 40 matching holes to the piano hinge so when you go to bolt the wing it matches up. Than you have to drill the bottom of the piano hinge to the trunk and make sure the alignment is looking correct.

You have to cut down the side section of the wing so the sides of the wing sit flush, my wing had welding slag and lint all over it but underneath the powder coating. I had to sand it all down which sucks because you pay like an additional $75 bucks for the powder coating and yes I have pictures of how bad it looked.

Once you drill the wing out their is no hardware to put it all together. You either have to buy rivets or like I did buy the 1/8 bolts and lock nuts to fasten everything together which cost me another 40 plus dollars. Oh and the other hardware the 4 stabilizer rods or whatever they are called are raw metal and not coated. They are also not pre-drilled to put the locking pin in to hold it together. So once all that is installed you have to drill those out so you can added the locking clip.

Now after all of that I have to paint the wing which I can do but it costs materials to do this.

locash

I warned you not to buy anything from that guy, but you didn't listen. In the future, people should really look into Whitfield products.

AZ_CIVIC

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I mean in the end it will look good, but FCS recommends installation be done by a professional fabricator so if that is the case you may as well have a professional fabricator build it from scratch. If they have to do all the fitment, drilling, purchase more hardware and paint it might as well just have the guy cut the parts out and mold it.

Since I could not find any install tips or any other reviews or a "how to" I may post something up for the next guy or hopefully this can be a lesson learned moment LOL.

seelback

wow thats crazy. when purchasing a wing all you should have to do is punch holes for mounting wing and rod brackets and install it. I thread rod and use rod ends for my wing supports, but i ask customer for length or mounting location so i can make them, then the customer has some adjustment for tension after installing wing.

ohsnapzafingcu

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how are guys hitting 170 in the 1/4 with a 67mm? I have the FP3794 and only been able to go 158 mph almost all the way turned up. 158MPH was at about 900 whp.

What power are you guys making to hit 170? jeeezuz

ohsnapzafingcu

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My car weighs around 2400-2450 with me in it.

AZ_CIVIC

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My car weighs about 2400 with me in it but my fastest MPH so far is 172 but I am sure I'll get it to 175. The magic is Motec and the tuner.

AZ_CIVIC

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I think I have trapped about 160 on a 62mm. Joe trapped 175 on their 62mm so I am not sure what the issue would be.