SC61 H22 new personal best
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This was my second time out to the track with my new Bogarts and 24.5 x 8.5 x 13 slicks. This was with 18 psi of boost. Let me know what you guys think.
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very nice times.
we just had a local guy runa 7.39@101.6 with boost creeping from 10psi to 22psi in an EK coupe. definately shooting for some 10s there. car really gets out of the hole, i wish i could get traction like that.
whats your suspension setup if you don't mind posting?
we just had a local guy runa 7.39@101.6 with boost creeping from 10psi to 22psi in an EK coupe. definately shooting for some 10s there. car really gets out of the hole, i wish i could get traction like that.
whats your suspension setup if you don't mind posting?
he's running competition engineering front end ..el cheapo sleeve type coilovers with OEM honda struts around 100,000 miles on them
oh and no limiting straps
oh and no limiting straps
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they make trac bars
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they make trac bars
ok, so just traction bars, different LCAs and some junky coilovers. what weight springs in the back? 6pt cage i assume? skinny's on the back? wheelie bars?
i added limit straps this year and really didn't help much with the increase in power i had. i have traction bars and a 6pt cage, but i feel that the Tein HA's i have for a suspension are too soft in the rear to really prevent the car from shifting its weight. that and having to run 15in rims, kills getting the 24.5in slick to really flatten out.
i added limit straps this year and really didn't help much with the increase in power i had. i have traction bars and a 6pt cage, but i feel that the Tein HA's i have for a suspension are too soft in the rear to really prevent the car from shifting its weight. that and having to run 15in rims, kills getting the 24.5in slick to really flatten out.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by seen4ever »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ok, so just traction bars, different LCAs and some junky coilovers. what weight springs in the back? 6pt cage i assume? skinny's on the back? wheelie bars?
i added limit straps this year and really didn't help much with the increase in power i had. i have traction bars and a 6pt cage, but i feel that the Tein HA's i have for a suspension are too soft in the rear to really prevent the car from shifting its weight. that and having to run 15in rims, kills getting the 24.5in slick to really flatten out.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Simple is better, you remember my old hatch on stock struts and coilovers and 1.60 60ft's
i added limit straps this year and really didn't help much with the increase in power i had. i have traction bars and a 6pt cage, but i feel that the Tein HA's i have for a suspension are too soft in the rear to really prevent the car from shifting its weight. that and having to run 15in rims, kills getting the 24.5in slick to really flatten out.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Simple is better, you remember my old hatch on stock struts and coilovers and 1.60 60ft's
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What ever the stock weight civic springs are is what I have on the car. I just raise the back up as high as I can (stiffen up springs) for the track. No skinnies in the rear, just LS mesh rims with 205 / 50 Azenis. No wheelie bars




nice run