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Re: engine weights (xtrac1)
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Does anyone know what Honda engines ( B, H, K series) weigh? Trying to figure out what is ideal for H1 class.
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engine weights do NOT matter for h1 since there is a minumum weight for the car anyways!
Does anyone know what Honda engines ( B, H, K series) weigh? Trying to figure out what is ideal for H1 class.
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engine weights do NOT matter for h1 since there is a minumum weight for the car anyways!
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Re: engine weights (chad)
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engine weights do NOT matter for h1 since there is a minumum weight for the car anyways!</TD></TR></TABLE>
Well, they do, just not as much. All the extra weight over the front wheels will alter handling a bit.
engine weights do NOT matter for h1 since there is a minumum weight for the car anyways!</TD></TR></TABLE>
Well, they do, just not as much. All the extra weight over the front wheels will alter handling a bit.
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Well, they do, just not as much. All the extra weight over the front wheels will alter handling a bit.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Exactly!
Well, they do, just not as much. All the extra weight over the front wheels will alter handling a bit.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Exactly!
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Re: engine weights (xtrac1)
Can't give you exact weights, but generally D < B < K. Remember that H1 cars are weighed according to engine type, see the rules for the exact amounts.
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Re: engine weights (xtrac1)
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and that is easily over come with correct suspension setup!!! spring rates etc.....
wow...those who think it will make a difference.....BS....drove everything but a kseries powered hatch so far....just drive it!
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and that is easily over come with correct suspension setup!!! spring rates etc.....
wow...those who think it will make a difference.....BS....drove everything but a kseries powered hatch so far....just drive it!
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Re: engine weights (Crack Monkey)
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I thought the K series were in fact LIGHTER than the B series.......
Hmm, less weight, more filling......sounds good to me.
And the lighter you make the engine the better the weight distribution and the stiffer the cage you can build for the same base weight..
I thought the K series were in fact LIGHTER than the B series.......
Hmm, less weight, more filling......sounds good to me.
And the lighter you make the engine the better the weight distribution and the stiffer the cage you can build for the same base weight..
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Re: engine weights (MightyMouseTech)
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I thought the K series were in fact LIGHTER than the B series.......
Hmm, less weight, more filling......sounds good to me.
And the lighter you make the engine the better the weight distribution and the stiffer the cage you can build for the same base weight..</TD></TR></TABLE>
You're right, I mistyped.
D < K < B
And I'm not disagreeing with Chad - all engines can be setup to handle well, but they will require different setups.
I thought the K series were in fact LIGHTER than the B series.......
Hmm, less weight, more filling......sounds good to me.
And the lighter you make the engine the better the weight distribution and the stiffer the cage you can build for the same base weight..</TD></TR></TABLE>
You're right, I mistyped.
D < K < B
And I'm not disagreeing with Chad - all engines can be setup to handle well, but they will require different setups.
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