List your fastest times and your set-up.
i.e. tranny, block, head, n/a or boosted, etc.

 

Not sure what mine runs, just through i'd comment. I feels a few 1/10's quicker than the stock engine. I need the right ECU and VTEC hooked up. I guees i'm just running a high compression version of the stock engine right now

 

mine runs 12's all day long, man my sohc is so damn fast, i am glad i did not get a dohc vtec motor now! why do you have sohc vtec?

 

why are you hating on the guys with sohc vtec. maybe they didn't have the money you do to build a dohc vtec. let them build whatever they want, its their ride not yours

 

i'm not hating on them!

 

you weren't hating... come on look at your post.. sarcastic much

 

yours run 12's what did you do to it. , how did you build it.


[Modified by onefastcx, 5:22 AM 6/8/2002]

 

I think AbaZ hit 13s with a tubo on his D15 minime...

 

Just got back from the track today but kindda disappointed on my times. Need any suggestions and tunning on my car. I thought I could do better than this.
I got an LSvtec setup on a 92 civic HB si.
Only bolt-ons are CAI, Custom made exhaust. MOst of my runs where 15.1's .
best time:
R/T: .586
60': 2.174
1/8: 9.665
1/4: 14.982 @ 92 MPH

second best time
R/T: .483
60': 2.200
1/8: 9.766
1/4: 15.130
I was running on a falken azenis tires 15's on a GSR rims.
the track was about 100 Temp F. Relative Humidity 16
I ran in Tuson AZ which is about 7,xxx about sea level and me as a driver weighs about 230 lbs. hehehe too heavy huh? its all good I had fun. probably helps if i loss some more weights..... lol..


[Modified by sleeperhatch, 7:26 AM 6/8/2002]

 

Thanx for the reply, but i'm actually looking for times on Single-cam vtec setups.

My future plan: d16a6 block, d16z6 head & manifolds etc., p28 ecu (obd 1), ZC LSD with Si final drive.

any other peeps? post your times & setup.

 

i ran a 16.3 @ 83 with a sohc non v. 98 civic dx I/H/E 60' was 2.4 something

 

What about Bisi from RS Motorworks? He murders almost all dohc's... 10.90s from a sohc...thats the sh*t!!!

 

Sleeperhatch:

I think the weight of your car (Si's are around 2390 pounds) plus the elevation and heat/humidity really affected your times. If you ran on a cooler day at a lower elevation I bet you'd be a bit faster for sure...Your 60 ft times are pretty good...just too hot and too high of an elevation. You should compare your times with other local cars that are similar.

 

Thanks DevinW.
I just found out that the elevation here in tucson AZ is 3xxx above sea level not 7xxx sea level. Somebody told me that i should take .8 of a second off of my time and that should be the time on sea level.
Thanks for the comments. apreciate it.

 

yah but that ***** fully built!!!!