ran 14.8 at the track
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ran 14.8 at the track
full interior, and my 17 inch rims on. My car hasn't been tuned yet with the VAFC, so I should be able to do better after tuning. BTW, this was my first time at the track 
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Re: ran 14.8 at the track (LoudAccord)
excellent, with a solid rear mount, light flywheel and a good clutch you should be able to bring that down some more, oh and some more practice too 
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Re: ran 14.8 at the track (Stony TSi)
thanks!
see sig (i think) for mods. I think I have a broken O2 sensor, so I have to get that fixed. I haven't gotten my car dyno tuned with the VAFC yet, so I could be running slower than I am supposed to... also if I put on my stock wheels, and took out my interior, and went to a crappy track, and there was a bad headwind. I think I could have run 14.5. ohh well, we will see next season I am going to get a JUN clutch and flywheel over the winter. I still have to install my AEM fuel stuff.
something that helped my time was my Ground Control coil-overs! I didn't have any wheel hop, and I think my 2.304 60 foot time was ok, seeing how that was my first time at the track.
ok, my mods are not in my sig... here they are...
95 JDM H22a, AEM CAI, DC Header, Greddy EVO exhaust, APEXI VAFC, Magnacore wire, NGK platinum plugs.
waiting in my trunk trunk to be installed:
AEM Fuel Rail
AEM Fuel pressure regulator
AEM Fuel Filter
and some other small stuff
you can also check out my webpage: http://homestead.juno.com/loudaccord
[Modified by LoudAccord, 10:27 AM 11/4/2001]
see sig (i think) for mods. I think I have a broken O2 sensor, so I have to get that fixed. I haven't gotten my car dyno tuned with the VAFC yet, so I could be running slower than I am supposed to... also if I put on my stock wheels, and took out my interior, and went to a crappy track, and there was a bad headwind. I think I could have run 14.5. ohh well, we will see next season
I am going to get a JUN clutch and flywheel over the winter. I still have to install my AEM fuel stuff.something that helped my time was my Ground Control coil-overs! I didn't have any wheel hop, and I think my 2.304 60 foot time was ok, seeing how that was my first time at the track.
ok, my mods are not in my sig... here they are...
95 JDM H22a, AEM CAI, DC Header, Greddy EVO exhaust, APEXI VAFC, Magnacore wire, NGK platinum plugs.
waiting in my trunk trunk to be installed:
AEM Fuel Rail
AEM Fuel pressure regulator
AEM Fuel Filter
and some other small stuff
you can also check out my webpage: http://homestead.juno.com/loudaccord
[Modified by LoudAccord, 10:27 AM 11/4/2001]
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