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Old 29-Jan-2005, 07:14 PM
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Gsr in 1/4

Not sure if i post this here, but what should a 1993 hatchback with a gsr do in the 1/4, with no other mods except lowered?
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Old 29-Jan-2005, 07:30 PM
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high 14's, low 15's.

Especially if your on the oem clutch & regular tires.
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Old 29-Jan-2005, 07:43 PM
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Really? wow i thought it would be lower. what about a type r in the same vehicle?
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Old 29-Jan-2005, 08:33 PM
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I say low 14s
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Old 30-Jan-2005, 12:57 AM
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low low 14's
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Old 30-Jan-2005, 02:29 AM
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well thanks guys for helping me out, now it's time to save, save, and save some more!!
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Old 30-Jan-2005, 06:42 PM
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yup my friend pulled a 14.3 stock tire and fuel up grade aem rail venom injectors wb fuel pump stage 2 street clutch fully gutted interior.
so i think you would be in the low 15's or high 14's really depends on the driver.
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my brother had a 90 hatch with a b16 in it and it ran a 14.6, so i hope to be in that range
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Originally posted by Turbo4U
my brother had a 90 hatch with a b16 in it and it ran a 14.6, so i hope to be in that range
Well I ain't an expert but from what I've been told I believe 100 lbs is worth a tenth of a second ... so your 93 hatch wieghs enough that you'd be looking at 14.9 to 15 something seconds...

thats my guess never know till you go to a actual track and produce a time slip
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Well I ain't an expert but from what I've been told I believe 100 lbs is worth a tenth of a second ... so your 93 hatch wieghs enough that you'd be looking at 14.9 to 15 something seconds...

thats my guess never know till you go to a actual track and produce a time slip
Still kinda slow and thats after you swapped in a motor. That's why I'm debating whether or not I should swap in a motor.
 
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Yup i think swaps are overrated . Turbo that **** instead.
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Yup i think swaps are overrated . Turbo that **** instead.
turbo'ing is what its all about
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bah.... turbo's are for sissy's... anyone can turbo... not to say anyone can't do a swap.. but building an engine.. that's what it's all about... I was a firm believer in N/A b4.. and I still am... but drivin' a turbo or s/c would be nice too ... still gotta take a ride in steve's car
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High 14's, low 15's depending on driver.
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Originally posted by SiR_YO
bah.... turbo's are for sissy's... anyone can turbo... not to say anyone can't do a swap.. but building an engine.. that's what it's all about... I was a firm believer in N/A b4.. and I still am... but drivin' a turbo or s/c would be nice too ... still gotta take a ride in steve's car
i wouldnt say that anyone can turbo
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turbo`s good but lots of work to get all the parts together
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i got a gsr in my 93 dx coupe ran a best time of 14.4 with i/h/e

and my buddy with same motor in his 93 si hatch rana 14.37 i/h/e/ and manifold
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Turbos all good and stuff, but if you dont have it set-up right your engine wont last. Gotta do alot of internals for a nice and clean set-up.
Turbo does sound sweet-thow, with a nice BOV
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tuning gotta spend the money on tuning
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Old 19-Feb-2005, 07:28 PM
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Do it the hack way and save some money. just crank up the boost to max, if your engine dosn't blow and you gain alot of power, your ok, so a little while. But if your engine does blow well your set-up is off just a bit. LOLOL
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