I have a 95 integra ls. My mods include injen cai, no muff, stage 2 clutch and 6.5 lb comptech flywheel. I live at a high altitude about 4700 ft and was wondering what i could expect to run in the 1/4 mile up here or in cali. If anyone has the same mods ,car, etc. I would be interested in their drag times.

 

LS manual should run from mid 16's to 16 flat stock.

 

i drive a 95 integra ls, automatic.. I'm running low 16's & highest is 15.7 at 96mph in the 1/4 mile.. Only mods are dinan performance chip, and aem cold air intake..

is this good or bad? or average?

 

i'd like to see a dyno. be prepared to get flamed.

 

dude, i have the time slip... my scanner is broke though.. i can copy what it says on the slip if i have to.. here it goes:

R/T - .87
60 - 2.698
330 - 7.230
1/8 - 10.642
MPH - 71.79
1000 - 13.437
1/4 - 15.775
MPH - 96.15

Not bullshitting.. God is watching me..

 

97 MPH is something a stock ITR won't run in the quarter.

They handed you the wrong slip.


[Modified by Jesse H, 4:26 AM 10/12/2002]

 

whatever man.. give me ur address so i can mail u my timeslip... its sad how peepz underestimate AUTOMATIC RACING INTEGRAS!!!

 

I'm not underestimating anything.

Do you UNDERSTAND the power you need to be making to trap an automatic Integra at 97mph? Tracks are known to make mistakes.

1) My friend's Civic when it was on the single cam motor got a 14 second timeslip. It was a fluke.
2) Your track probably did the same thing
3) If you can consistently trap over 95 mph, I'll beleive it
4) but if the above is true, you also have more mods than a stupid chip
5) otherwise you're just a dork posting a big lie

97mph, LOFL.

 

OK usa.. maybe the track did mess up, but other then that.. i was hitting 16.2 & 16.1... no problem, i thought that full drag racing was mostly automatic.. is it?

 

not stock honda automatic

 

Dude...my friends turbo'd civic runs a 14.3 at 97 mph.... and your almost stock car will not run that quickly. MAYBE if you're at sea level you'll run that quickly... but not at that mph.