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Old 07-14-2005, 07:32 PM
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Default b18c5 swap 1/4 mile time?

i recently swapped a us spec b18c5 type r motor into my 1992 eg civic hatch back i have all the basic mods intake exhaust and headers but i havent dyno'd or ran it on the track yet.. what HP #'s should i be expecting and what 1/4 mile times should i be expecting!? thanx in advance!!
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Old 07-14-2005, 09:53 PM
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13s should be possible. maybe even mid-low 13s. maybe.
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Old 07-14-2005, 10:41 PM
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I want one. How much did it cost you to put that bad boy in there?
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13s should be possible. maybe even mid-low 13s. maybe.
Sorry, Sac... I disagree with you on that one. He will be in the ballpark of hi 14's... mid 14's at best.
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Old 07-19-2005, 01:25 AM
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im at high 14s with a stock b18c1. im at 178hp, and hes at 195 + mods, so at least 200-205 to the crank. and add in a limited slip diff, and if hes stripped and knows how to launch (i dont launch hard) i can see a 13.99 possible. ive seen a powerwise stock ITR run a 13.9. all he had were suspension mods and a stripped interior. that makes a difference, but this guy has a few more ponies, and a lighter chassis. it will take a lot of practice, but with a perfect launch, it wouldnt surprise me too much to see a solid 13.
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Whats the weight diff in an eg and an ITR?
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ITR's with good drivers see around mid 14's stock,you are around 600lbs lighter plus you have bolt ons.If you get a good run I'd say high to mid 13's
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I think high 13s are possible.


Sacs did hit the high 14 and his 2nd runner butterfly was jammed open with a girly launch
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and my timing was off, but i had fixed the butterfly thing, so it wasnt jammed, but it also wasnt switching over. i havent wired that up yet. ill probably just get a Skunk2 Manifold and bypass that crap. with the manifold and a decent launch, i thik 14.5-14.6 is likely.
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13s should be possible. maybe even mid-low 13s. maybe.
WTF are you talking about!!!! There's no way he's hitting 13s. If he's a good driver he might hit mid-high 14s and if not he'll see 15s. No one can tell you what your going to run so just take it to the strip and run it.
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