b18c hatch 1/4mi time.
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b18c hatch 1/4mi time.
I have a 94 cx with a jdm b18c w/lsd, and 2.5" header, cat, and exhaust, skunk2 manifold and CAI. I did 14.4 at 97 at the track. Was i overly optimistic about this, or is that kinda slow? BTW i did search and i didn't find anything that answered my question. i know i need to get my 60 foot times down, the best i got was 2.3, it was about 90 deguess and i have all seasons on it . and i also realize the ecu is not tuned for the skunk2 manifold, but it'll get done eventually. how much do you think a cooler day, better tires and some ecu tuning will do? maybe i did just expect too much, but I'm disappointed
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Re: b18c hatch 1/4mi time. (littlegreenb18)
Now is this a B18C GSR or B18C Type R?
If it's a JDM GSR.. your times look about average to me.
But if it's a JDM Type R, then you could possibly see high 13s or so in a CX hatch.
If it's a JDM GSR.. your times look about average to me.
But if it's a JDM Type R, then you could possibly see high 13s or so in a CX hatch.
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Re: b18c hatch 1/4mi time. (littlegreenb18)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by littlegreenb18 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">its a jdm gsr, i don't see how the type r with 15 more hp would see 13's and mine won't</TD></TR></TABLE>
How about shorter gearing?
BTW, here's a thread for you to compare times to. This should give you an idea of what other people are running. https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=858510
How about shorter gearing?
BTW, here's a thread for you to compare times to. This should give you an idea of what other people are running. https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=858510
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