These are just really nice pics that I wanted to share with you guys. They were taken at Mid Ohio back in October.

 

Sweet pics Kevin!

 

nice to see another itc civic. how competitive is the car? can you reveal how much hp youre getting?

 

Badass. What size are the rears?

Is that a camera mounted inside? I can't tell with out my glasses.....

 

i still love those ef's

 

Gotta love the open wing window

 

Thanks Kyle!

It's pretty competetive. Won ITC CenDiv Championship in '01 and 3rd in a close race this year. 26 races in the past two years with 7 wins, 8 2nd's, and 5 3rd's. Everything else was "racing incedents", DNF's, or just something wrong with the car. It finished 8th at the 2001 ARRC (while running like *** with a failing distributor ) and I believe would have been 4th at this years. Too bad I didn't have the money and time to go this year.

I don't have my dyno plots here with me right now and I can't remember the exact number since it's been since March. It's in the 83hp range at the wheels I believe.

 

Oh yes, open quarter panels are good for +25hp! Hey, I'll do anything I can to help the hamsters move her down the straights.

Those wheels are 13x6 with an offset making them borderline on how far they stick out. Those tires are 225/45's.

edit: oh yea, the camera is always running! I just need a digital one so I can easily post up some laps for your viewing pleasure.


[Modified by krbobcat, 3:40 PM 12/11/2002]

 

That's a gen3 hatch! Not sure what the "JDM" chassis code is for those.

 

I gotta get me one of these.

 

looks mean!! i like it a lot! gotta rep the honda's. what cars are your competition in ITC?

what size tire/wheels are those?


[Modified by GhettoRacer, 2:10 PM 12/11/2002]

 

it's E-AT

 

I agree, I think that is the way I'm heading. ITC civic if some sorts.

 

Those are 13x6" wheels with 225/45 Hoosier's.
The main compettion is coming from the '84-'87 Civic, '84-'87 CRX, and the '88-'91 Civic H/B 4-speed. Every now and them I come across a Scirroco, Fiesta, Renault, or Datsun 510 that can be pretty quick.

Here's a couple more pics:
Another at Mid Ohio (with 13x5" Mugens with 205/60 Hoosier's)


At Road America (Mugen wheels again)


The Prelude at Road America (sorry for the crappy picture)



[Modified by krbobcat, 8:13 PM 12/11/2002]

 

ah, Cf-48's in action, but damn 205's on a 5" rim???


[Modified by Tyson, 5:16 PM 12/11/2002]

 

The 205/60's are easy to get on a 5" rim since the side walls are so tall.

Now the 225/45's are a pain in the *** to put on even a 6" rim since the side walls are so small. I have to have the Hoosier guy at the track mount those for me. Any other size I can do myself.