Ultimate sleeper
Ultimate sleeper
friend sent me this: http://600rr.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=8466
'84 Honda CRX, estimated 0-60: 2-2.5 secs.
Must've taken a lot of engineering to get everything working as it does.
'84 Honda CRX, estimated 0-60: 2-2.5 secs.
Must've taken a lot of engineering to get everything working as it does.
Re: Ultimate sleeper
Originally posted by tinman
friend sent me this: http://600rr.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=8466
'84 Honda CRX, estimated 0-60: 2-2.5 secs.
Must've taken a lot of engineering to get everything working as it does.
friend sent me this: http://600rr.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=8466
'84 Honda CRX, estimated 0-60: 2-2.5 secs.
Must've taken a lot of engineering to get everything working as it does.
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well if you did notice, the stock motor and drivetrain are still intact, so the big v8 isn't running all the time which is mad PIMP
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Originally posted by CLpower
well if you did notice, the stock motor and drivetrain are still intact, so the big v8 isn't running all the time which is mad PIMP
well if you did notice, the stock motor and drivetrain are still intact, so the big v8 isn't running all the time which is mad PIMP
Originally posted by mclarenf3387
Wouldn't the whole rear drivetrain cause TONS of drag when its not in use, putting tons of strain on the front motor. Looks sick as hell though.
Wouldn't the whole rear drivetrain cause TONS of drag when its not in use, putting tons of strain on the front motor. Looks sick as hell though.
Would def strain it due to sheer weight though.
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