Feel ready to track the car... (pics)
Feel ready to track the car... (pics)
I think its just a matter of good weather now. I mounted the slicks on - here are some photos:
Side View:
http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/gun...9d.jpg&.view=t
Front View:
http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/gun...c6.jpg&.view=t
Tire Heights (should give gearing advantage):
http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/gun...07.jpg&.view=t
If anyone wants to do a group 'Carlsbad Day'... sometime end of October or early November let me know.
Side View:
http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/gun...9d.jpg&.view=t
Front View:
http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/gun...c6.jpg&.view=t
Tire Heights (should give gearing advantage):
http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/gun...07.jpg&.view=t
If anyone wants to do a group 'Carlsbad Day'... sometime end of October or early November let me know.
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I think it looks strange to have slicks on a near luxury car. But it makes since. I guess you've got a trailer for your car? Anyways good luck when you get out to the track.
BTW how do you think Bridgestone S03's, Nitto 555R's, Yokohama A032R's, Yokohama AVS sport's, Falken Azenis Sport's, stack up time wise vs. stock Michelin's vs. your slicks?
BTW how do you think Bridgestone S03's, Nitto 555R's, Yokohama A032R's, Yokohama AVS sport's, Falken Azenis Sport's, stack up time wise vs. stock Michelin's vs. your slicks?
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Originally posted by JaDia4
....BTW how do you think Bridgestone S03's, Nitto 555R's, Yokohama A032R's, Yokohama AVS sport's, Falken Azenis Sport's, stack up time wise vs. stock Michelin's vs. your slicks?
....BTW how do you think Bridgestone S03's, Nitto 555R's, Yokohama A032R's, Yokohama AVS sport's, Falken Azenis Sport's, stack up time wise vs. stock Michelin's vs. your slicks?
Originally posted by scalbert
Looking good...
What are you doing to prep the suspension??
Looking good...
What are you doing to prep the suspension??
Originally posted by Zapata
allmotor,
any reason you just don't track-it with street tires?
allmotor,
any reason you just don't track-it with street tires?

Another reason is that I might eventually go FI again... and having experienced the utter pointlessness of taking that much FWD to the track on DOT tires, these can come in handy.
It's funny because what it really comes down to someone like me that LOVES acceleration and drag-racing is the E.T. I could have 700hp and if I run 13's or something slow for that sort of power... what's the point?
Originally posted by JaDia4
I think it looks strange to have slicks on a near luxury car. But it makes since. I guess you've got a trailer for your car? Anyways good luck when you get out to the track.
BTW how do you think Bridgestone S03's, Nitto 555R's, Yokohama A032R's, Yokohama AVS sport's, Falken Azenis Sport's, stack up time wise vs. stock Michelin's vs. your slicks?
I think it looks strange to have slicks on a near luxury car. But it makes since. I guess you've got a trailer for your car? Anyways good luck when you get out to the track.
BTW how do you think Bridgestone S03's, Nitto 555R's, Yokohama A032R's, Yokohama AVS sport's, Falken Azenis Sport's, stack up time wise vs. stock Michelin's vs. your slicks?
Originally posted by allmotor_2000
I just hope nothing breaks in the drivetrain!! That would suck... considering how I react to things breaking on my car.
I just hope nothing breaks in the drivetrain!! That would suck... considering how I react to things breaking on my car.
Originally posted by allmotor_2000
I just hope nothing breaks in the drivetrain!! That would suck... considering how I react to things breaking on my car.
I just hope nothing breaks in the drivetrain!! That would suck... considering how I react to things breaking on my car.
Originally posted by jtkz13
I would laugh my ass off if I saw a CL at the track with ET Street's
That's awesome though, and I wish your tranny, clutch, and halfshafts luck. :o
I would laugh my ass off if I saw a CL at the track with ET Street's

That's awesome though, and I wish your tranny, clutch, and halfshafts luck. :o
hehe
u know his car ran a 12.9 w/stock exhaust rite? lol I wondered what everyone's exprtession was when they saw a 3500+lb lux coupe do the quarter in the 12s lol..i bet it was priceless
btw, any updates allmotor?
Originally posted by allmotor_2000
I think drag-racing is pointless on street-tires for a car that was never designed for drag-racing in the first place! I tried 'streetable' tires but with FWD and lots of torque it is a really hopeless situation
Another reason is that I might eventually go FI again... and having experienced the utter pointlessness of taking that much FWD to the track on DOT tires, these can come in handy.
It's funny because what it really comes down to someone like me that LOVES acceleration and drag-racing is the E.T. I could have 700hp and if I run 13's or something slow for that sort of power... what's the point?
I think drag-racing is pointless on street-tires for a car that was never designed for drag-racing in the first place! I tried 'streetable' tires but with FWD and lots of torque it is a really hopeless situation

Another reason is that I might eventually go FI again... and having experienced the utter pointlessness of taking that much FWD to the track on DOT tires, these can come in handy.
It's funny because what it really comes down to someone like me that LOVES acceleration and drag-racing is the E.T. I could have 700hp and if I run 13's or something slow for that sort of power... what's the point?
Totally agree with you 100% it's tough to get any grip. I guess dragger tires are the equalizer against RWD cars?
Originally posted by allmotor_2000
So far springs... constructing a 'boltable' brace from the A-arm to the front tow-hooks
So far springs... constructing a 'boltable' brace from the A-arm to the front tow-hooks
So what are ya going to do at the track when you bolt up the new wheels/tires; chain the stocks to a fence??
Just curious as I have seen this done many times but never had the guts to just leave them.
Originally posted by scalbert
I had been looking at making some torque arms, traction bars or whatever someone wants to call them. Please send pics when you have this worked out as I'll probably want to duplicate them.
So what are ya going to do at the track when you bolt up the new wheels/tires; chain the stocks to a fence??
Just curious as I have seen this done many times but never had the guts to just leave them.
I had been looking at making some torque arms, traction bars or whatever someone wants to call them. Please send pics when you have this worked out as I'll probably want to duplicate them.
So what are ya going to do at the track when you bolt up the new wheels/tires; chain the stocks to a fence??
Just curious as I have seen this done many times but never had the guts to just leave them.
Originally posted by jtkz13
I would laugh my ass off if I saw a CL at the track with ET Street's
That's awesome though, and I wish your tranny, clutch, and halfshafts luck. :o
I would laugh my ass off if I saw a CL at the track with ET Street's

That's awesome though, and I wish your tranny, clutch, and halfshafts luck. :o
BTW... traction bars will hopefully be similar to this:
http://www.modacar.com/products/Honda/Civic/MODATRB/
http://www.modacar.com/products/Honda/Civic/MODATRB/
Originally posted by allmotor_2000
I just hope nothing breaks in the drivetrain!! That would suck... considering how I react to things breaking on my car.
I just hope nothing breaks in the drivetrain!! That would suck... considering how I react to things breaking on my car.
Good luck !!
Originally posted by SLY1TYPES
what your 60' times with the turbo and when you were almost stock n/a, did you ever have any times with your headers and intake?
thanks
kevin
what your 60' times with the turbo and when you were almost stock n/a, did you ever have any times with your headers and intake?
thanks
kevin
Header only - stock tires: 14.1x (2.2x 60-foot)
Intake (K&N in stock airbox), Header - Nitto's: 13.9x (2.1 60-foot)
Turbo - Nitto's: 12.9x
Intake (CAI),Header,Clutch/Flywheel,UR Pulleys,TB,Manifold,Removed Exhaust - Slicks: We'll find out!



