Calling all 96-00 Civic coupes
I was wondering what kind of track times coupe owners are getting. I am getting tired of all of the headaches of boost. Being fast isn't worth my reliability. I would rather have a "quick" reliable car, than a fast unreliable car. Anything will help. Mid to low 13s would be good enough for me. WHP would also help, thanks guys.
my coupe ran a best of 15.15 @ 93 weighing in at 2560......... wit a basic gsr swap wit b16 trans
edit: it was 105 degrees out next time the air should be colder!
edit: it was 105 degrees out next time the air should be colder!
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there not that heavy... i have a 98 ex coupe... all i took out was sound deneting and all the plastic panels in the back... it weights 2330 with me in it... i weight 180..
my car ran a 13.8 on slicks with b16 just a built head with crower cams and all bolt ons....
there not that heavy... i have a 98 ex coupe... all i took out was sound deneting and all the plastic panels in the back... it weights 2330 with me in it... i weight 180..
my car ran a 13.8 on slicks with b16 just a built head with crower cams and all bolt ons....
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the key is getting a lighter coupe. a DX is the way to go, no sun roof, no power. cheaper insurance, lighter.
i had an ex with a usdm gsr with some bolt ons and it was pretty quick. but it would have been much quicker with a couple hundred pounds less **** on it.
i had an ex with a usdm gsr with some bolt ons and it was pretty quick. but it would have been much quicker with a couple hundred pounds less **** on it.
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