JohnnyS: GReddy RSX: 12.59 @ 112.20mph | 11/01/09
Here is a short clip of my run at Beaver Springs Dragway at Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania.
It was the first run of the day and I hooked up pretty well, launch and shifts were decent.
This is with the GReddy turbo kit. Made 310whp & 242wtq last time on the dyno. Since then, Profec B Spec II was replaced with the Hondata boost solenoid, new spark plugs and a quick street tune.
Tuning:
http://www.innovative-motorworks.com
Dyno Sheet:

Time Slip:
60': 1.799
1/8 et: 8.117
1/8 mph: 86.16
1/4 et: 12.594
1/4 mph: 112.28
VIDEO:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLLZyUjJNj0
PICS:



Let me know what you guys think. I have had multiple passes and seat time with this setup. Enjoy!
It was the first run of the day and I hooked up pretty well, launch and shifts were decent.
This is with the GReddy turbo kit. Made 310whp & 242wtq last time on the dyno. Since then, Profec B Spec II was replaced with the Hondata boost solenoid, new spark plugs and a quick street tune.
Tuning:
http://www.innovative-motorworks.com
Dyno Sheet:

Time Slip:
60': 1.799
1/8 et: 8.117
1/8 mph: 86.16
1/4 et: 12.594
1/4 mph: 112.28
VIDEO:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLLZyUjJNj0
PICS:



Let me know what you guys think. I have had multiple passes and seat time with this setup. Enjoy!
Last edited by JSeoul; Nov 5, 2009 at 10:14 AM.
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Good, clean pass mang! ;-)
And with your whp and mph, you can go even faster with a quicker 60 ft. My DC Integra (304 whp) went 12.20 @112, but it took a 1.65 60 ft. to do it, lol!
Big props.
And with your whp and mph, you can go even faster with a quicker 60 ft. My DC Integra (304 whp) went 12.20 @112, but it took a 1.65 60 ft. to do it, lol!
Big props.
On your next outing, try 10 psi in the slicks cold, and work your way down in 1/2 or 1 lb. increments until you find out what works best. I believe your 60's will come down then, 13 psi is a bit much. In my car, 8.5 to 9 psi was the sweet spot (I was running 23" M&H slicks), but every car is different.
On your next outing, try 10 psi in the slicks cold, and work your way down in 1/2 or 1 lb. increments until you find out what works best. I believe your 60's will come down then, 13 psi is a bit much. In my car, 8.5 to 9 psi was the sweet spot (I was running 23" M&H slicks), but every car is different.
Nice tires M&H !!!

On your next outing, try 10 psi in the slicks cold, and work your way down in 1/2 or 1 lb. increments until you find out what works best. I believe your 60's will come down then, 13 psi is a bit much. In my car, 8.5 to 9 psi was the sweet spot (I was running 23" M&H slicks), but every car is different.

All I could say to the 12.5 at Beaver, Johnny, was "**** yeah!"
Complete Greddy kit for the RSX. Peak boost I believe is around 11-12 psi, and trailed back down to 9 psi with the Profec B. Not sure if it holds better with the Hondata solenoid or not though. I haven't seen the boost plot lately.
Johnny happened to break a diff at this track two years ago, and has horrible memories. lol The fact that we got him out to run here again made my day... so we made the executive decision to keep the pressure a bit high to help make sure he got a couple passes in to get the confidence back. 

I'd say a 12.5 on a Greddy kit in a heavy DC5 got it back quite comfortably!
Johnny happened to break a diff at this track two years ago, and has horrible memories. lol The fact that we got him out to run here again made my day... so we made the executive decision to keep the pressure a bit high to help make sure he got a couple passes in to get the confidence back. 
All I could say to the 12.5 at Beaver, Johnny, was "**** yeah!"

All I could say to the 12.5 at Beaver, Johnny, was "**** yeah!"

Yeah, when I first lined up with the bike, I thought I saw him do a high 12 pass... I was wrong. It was funny seeing his time marker as I was still trying to finish and think "oh crap, that's almost 10 seconds, not 12s).
Team Dynamics Pro Race 1.2 7x15 Wheels. One of the few I could find that would fit over my calipers. For some reason though, I had to do a slight grinding of my drivers side due to a little friction.
http://www.teamdynamicsracing.com/index.htm
-Johnny
http://www.teamdynamicsracing.com/index.htm
-Johnny
7x15 45offset. You can purchase the wheels off of the website I listed previously.
http://www.teamdynamicsracing.com/formmail/index2.htm
http://www.teamdynamicsracing.com/formmail/index2.htm
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