Hey There, I was wondering how fast my car would run in 1/4 mile??..my setup is..

1995 LS b18b1 Motor In a 1991 Honda Crx HF
Head is port & polish, 403 crower cams, AEM cam gears, 3 angle valve job, bored out throttle body, titanium retainers, dual valvesprings, port match intake manifold, DC 4-2-1 Ceremic Header, hi-flo cat, intake, and custom catback exhaust with 2.25 piping.

 

You could probably see low to mid 14's depending on how good a driver you are, that is on street tires of coures.

 

Which transmission and ECU are you using?

 

i am using a re-chip ls ecu at 8,500..and using a jdm s1 tranny..

 

I'll go ahead and say high 13s just a guess..

 

or you can run it and really find out

 

the best answer to this oft asked, and ridiculous question.

 

what size rims? slicks or no? is the car stip out or stillhave stock interior?

Um.... with 14 slicks a good reaction time, good shifting, and strip out car.....
hum lets see...... i see maybe a 14.0

 

can stock ls internals (bottom end) even handle 8500 RPM's??? I thought **** started going crazy if you spun that motor that fast.....just what I think I have heard though, not sure. Anyone?

 

Yea..the car is stripped out..i mean the whole thing in the back is all gone..and I have 13 inch steelies with 165's..but gonna get either 195 or 205 on some 14's..which one would be better..195?? or 205??..

BTW, My crx ran a 14.4 in 1/4..with a stock b18b motor..so i'm thinking i could probably hit high 13's or so..


[Modified by pg_thao, 1:04 AM 5/17/2002]

 

yes he's right. the pistions can take it (but that's alot of abuse for stock pistions though) the rod will not. The rods are the weakest point in the B18 motor. maybe you should run it afew time shifting @7.5 then check everything over. but try no to go all the way to 8.5k, the engine and buildup is worth o much to mess it up.

 

wow thats a pretty exact time you predicted there. Not low 14's or high 13's, but exactly on 14.000. I didn't realize it was humanly possible to predict 1/4 et's to the thousandth of a second.

 

tough guy tha was to the tenth of a second not thousandth

 

As far as I know when you go to the track it gives you a time with 3 numbers past the deicmal point. For all of us that passed basic math thats a thousandth of a second. he said 14.0 which is the same as 14.000 unless you want to get started on rounding and significant figures, but i doubt thats what he had in mind. so thats why i said the the thousandth of a second.