0-60 difference between stock jdm and usdm itr
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Re: 0-60 difference between stock jdm and usdm itr (LoXy)
look at the top of the window, just a little bit down......
see that word....the one that starts with S and ends with Earch....
oh btw, welcome to HT
see that word....the one that starts with S and ends with Earch....
oh btw, welcome to HT
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Re: 0-60 difference between stock jdm and usdm itr (LoXy)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by LoXy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">cleverboy, if i could find it i wouldnt ask ... well 50 views and 1 nonsense reply, i guess no1 knows it. </TD></TR></TABLE>
AFIR, the published 0-60 mph times for a stock USDM R were between 5.9 and 6.2 seconds but that's without searching through old magazines I don't have handy at work.
There's alot more than just a cars 0-60 capability that goes along with published test numbers which is why many of us don't take them too seriously and why decent magazines like Road & Track will list what temperaturee, humidity, weather and track conditions were present when the numbers/tests were performed.
I also remember a "Best Motoring" video that did some shootouts between the 96 R and the 97 R and the 97 was quicker but not by a whole bunch. I'd guess that the few HP difference between the JDM R and USDM version wouldn't play too much if a role but possibly the difference in Final Drives might get the JDM R to 60 a tick quicker.
But again this is all from memory and relative educated guess work. Which might be interesting for conversation but certainly not enough for a debate.
AFIR, the published 0-60 mph times for a stock USDM R were between 5.9 and 6.2 seconds but that's without searching through old magazines I don't have handy at work.
There's alot more than just a cars 0-60 capability that goes along with published test numbers which is why many of us don't take them too seriously and why decent magazines like Road & Track will list what temperaturee, humidity, weather and track conditions were present when the numbers/tests were performed.
I also remember a "Best Motoring" video that did some shootouts between the 96 R and the 97 R and the 97 was quicker but not by a whole bunch. I'd guess that the few HP difference between the JDM R and USDM version wouldn't play too much if a role but possibly the difference in Final Drives might get the JDM R to 60 a tick quicker.
But again this is all from memory and relative educated guess work. Which might be interesting for conversation but certainly not enough for a debate.
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Re: 0-60 difference between stock jdm and usdm itr (Azcheron)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Azcheron »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">look at the top of the window, just a little bit down......
see that word....the one that starts with S and ends with Earch....
oh btw, welcome to HT</TD></TR></TABLE>
You're getting pretty cocky for n00b who has only been on for a few weeks and has asked his fair share of dumb questions
For the original poster, the usdm R and jdm R's 0-60 times should only be within a tenth of a second of eachother. Sorry I can't be more specific.
see that word....the one that starts with S and ends with Earch....
oh btw, welcome to HT</TD></TR></TABLE>
You're getting pretty cocky for n00b who has only been on for a few weeks and has asked his fair share of dumb questions
For the original poster, the usdm R and jdm R's 0-60 times should only be within a tenth of a second of eachother. Sorry I can't be more specific.
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Re: 0-60 difference between stock jdm and usdm itr (LoXy)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by LoXy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">cleverboy, if i could find it i wouldnt ask ... well 50 views and 1 nonsense reply, i guess no1 knows it. </TD></TR></TABLE>
guess the london fog is getting to you! Why are u so concerned with 60 fts(according to your previous posts) Is that all you race in your part of London?
guess the london fog is getting to you! Why are u so concerned with 60 fts(according to your previous posts) Is that all you race in your part of London?
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Re: 0-60 difference between stock jdm and usdm itr (opie)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by opie »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">For the original poster, the usdm R and jdm R's 0-60 times should only be within a tenth of a second of eachother. Sorry I can't be more specific.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Funny how that works, isn't it?
Funny how that works, isn't it?
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Re: 0-60 difference between stock jdm and usdm itr (opie)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by opie »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
You're getting pretty cocky for n00b who has only been on for a few weeks and has asked his fair share of dumb questions
For the original poster, the usdm R and jdm R's 0-60 times should only be within a tenth of a second of eachother. Sorry I can't be more specific.</TD></TR></TABLE>
heres to ignoring all the fucktards but Opie 
who cares whats the 0-60 times in these magazines? they have suckass drivers, and they have good drivers. you actually care about 0.1 sec?
You're getting pretty cocky for n00b who has only been on for a few weeks and has asked his fair share of dumb questions
For the original poster, the usdm R and jdm R's 0-60 times should only be within a tenth of a second of eachother. Sorry I can't be more specific.</TD></TR></TABLE>
heres to ignoring all the fucktards but Opie
who cares whats the 0-60 times in these magazines? they have suckass drivers, and they have good drivers. you actually care about 0.1 sec?
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Re: 0-60 difference between stock jdm and usdm itr (w@@t w@@t)
I guess the USDM are quicker because of the longer final drive. We JDM/EUDM drivers need the 3rd hear to hit 60 miles...
Who cares ? Why should that be important ? That`s something different. I have no answer.
Who cares ? Why should that be important ? That`s something different. I have no answer.
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Re: 0-60 difference between stock jdm and usdm itr (w@@t w@@t)
hmm cant believe u guys are taking this little quesiton so serious. and yes , dude in london u really dont have that much road to race around wit.
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Re: 0-60 difference between stock jdm and usdm itr (LoXy)
as a forum user and a honda driver we should be helping each other out as much as we can and not talk each other down and taking the ****. i understand that some people might ask silly questions but think back, everyone had to start asking questions at one point. nobody is perfect.
if u dont like to answer questions because u think its too easy for u then ignore it and go to other topics.
this is just my point of view of the honda forums so far.
if u dont like to answer questions because u think its too easy for u then ignore it and go to other topics.
this is just my point of view of the honda forums so far.
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Re: 0-60 difference between stock jdm and usdm itr (LoXy)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by LoXy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">as a forum user and a honda driver we should be helping each other out as much as we can and not talk each other down and taking the ****. i understand that some people might ask silly questions but think back, everyone had to start asking questions at one point. nobody is perfect.
if u dont like to answer questions because u think its too easy for u then ignore it and go to other topics.
this is just my point of view of the honda forums so far.</TD></TR></TABLE>
welcome to the ITR forum....we are especially cruel for some reason, don't know why...its just the way this forum evolved...its all in good fun
even though you may not like the answers you get, you will get an answer in here
if u dont like to answer questions because u think its too easy for u then ignore it and go to other topics.
this is just my point of view of the honda forums so far.</TD></TR></TABLE>
welcome to the ITR forum....we are especially cruel for some reason, don't know why...its just the way this forum evolved...its all in good fun
even though you may not like the answers you get, you will get an answer in here
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Re: 0-60 difference between stock jdm and usdm itr (LoXy)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by LoXy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">as a forum user and a honda driver we should be helping each other out as much as we can and not talk each other down and taking the ****. i understand that some people might ask silly questions but think back, everyone had to start asking questions at one point. nobody is perfect.
if u dont like to answer questions because u think its too easy for u then ignore it and go to other topics.
this is just my point of view of the honda forums so far.</TD></TR></TABLE>
He does have a good point. If a question is BS, just don't respond.
It's a good thing I watched "About a Boy". Now I know what "taking the ****" is.
if u dont like to answer questions because u think its too easy for u then ignore it and go to other topics.
this is just my point of view of the honda forums so far.</TD></TR></TABLE>
He does have a good point. If a question is BS, just don't respond.
It's a good thing I watched "About a Boy". Now I know what "taking the ****" is.
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