CRX hf vs STD hatchback (4 speed)
crx hf
04-30-2003, 12:06 AM
Well im going to race this guy at school.By the way i have an HF with an si motor,short shifter,and 2.5 in cat back exhaust.He has the MPFI conversion,cold air intake,exhaust,headers,cam gear,fuel rail,stage 3 clutch,and a short shifter. Who do u guys think would win?
1990civic
04-30-2003, 12:09 AM
from what you wrote he will win against you.
crx hf
04-30-2003, 12:13 AM
But STD s come with 70 hp. To begin with i start of with 108 HP,plus mine is way lighter.
EF You
04-30-2003, 12:44 AM
70 HP yes, with MPFI no. hes gonna have the edge on you where HP to the wheels is concerned. you are lighter, but not by nearly as much as you think. specially since you swapped out your motor for an Si, even though that doesnt add a whole lot. i see it as a race thats up to the drivers, but if he manages to get a jump on you with that STD tranny, you will lose. cause the higher gears on them get up pretty decent
sackerius
04-30-2003, 03:16 AM
it'll be tight yes.... but i think in the end, he might take yah.. sorry :(
- make sure u launch like a son of a bitch, and i think u COULD win...
who NOSE lol
- make sure u launch like a son of a bitch, and i think u COULD win...
who NOSE lol
IM4U2NV81
04-30-2003, 11:19 AM
I personally think the CRX will take him. With an Si swap, you get a better intake manifold and a WAY better cam than the STD model. Now, are you still using the HF tranny or an Si version? As far as weight is concerned, the Si engine is no heavier than the HF engine. It's practically the same motor with a different cam, intake manifold and exhaust manifold. As far as the STD goes, 108 hp is the rating for an Si with MPFI and all the goodies, this guy has a 1.5 with a sorry cam and a measly 4 speed tranny. Sure, it might be close, but the CRX is gonna be out in front.
sastanley
04-30-2003, 11:38 AM
yeah..the real key is the tranny...An HF tranny is gear SO tall, you'll have trouble by 2nd gear.
I mistakenly had an HF tranny put on my mighty DX once, and it sucked ass...GREAT for economy, but awful for acceleration. :( Needless to say, I quickly had the shop get me something besides the HF tranny.
He still has the STD cam, which I think hurts a lot. I think you'll take him ;)
I mistakenly had an HF tranny put on my mighty DX once, and it sucked ass...GREAT for economy, but awful for acceleration. :( Needless to say, I quickly had the shop get me something besides the HF tranny.
He still has the STD cam, which I think hurts a lot. I think you'll take him ;)
mellowboy
04-30-2003, 12:03 PM
Originally posted by ihaveanSTD
I personally think the CRX will take him. With an Si swap, you get a better intake manifold and a WAY better cam than the STD model. Now, are you still using the HF tranny or an Si version? As far as weight is concerned, the Si engine is no heavier than the HF engine. It's practically the same motor with a different cam, intake manifold and exhaust manifold. As far as the STD goes, 108 hp is the rating for an Si with MPFI and all the goodies, this guy has a 1.5 with a sorry cam and a measly 4 speed tranny. Sure, it might be close, but the CRX is gonna be out in front.
I agree with you. I dont think its gonna be a close race. I think the crx is gonna take him by atleast a car. The std is a 12 valve motor isn't it?? :)
I personally think the CRX will take him. With an Si swap, you get a better intake manifold and a WAY better cam than the STD model. Now, are you still using the HF tranny or an Si version? As far as weight is concerned, the Si engine is no heavier than the HF engine. It's practically the same motor with a different cam, intake manifold and exhaust manifold. As far as the STD goes, 108 hp is the rating for an Si with MPFI and all the goodies, this guy has a 1.5 with a sorry cam and a measly 4 speed tranny. Sure, it might be close, but the CRX is gonna be out in front.
I agree with you. I dont think its gonna be a close race. I think the crx is gonna take him by atleast a car. The std is a 12 valve motor isn't it?? :)
cscott784
04-30-2003, 12:08 PM
Hey where are you guys gonna race? Can you get it on video. If you do and upload it to your computer, you can share it on kazaa. Just name it "CRX vs. STD" we'll find it. It should be tight.
Scott
Scott
amy@af
04-30-2003, 12:23 PM
those cars each have + and - they are close enough match to where it won't matter. it will come down to the driver....reaction time and shifting skills will make the difference every single time.
dohc zc crx vs hatch si. the zc crx should win just from faster engine and lighter car. but, the crx looses every week. it's all in the shift :evillaugh
dohc zc crx vs hatch si. the zc crx should win just from faster engine and lighter car. but, the crx looses every week. it's all in the shift :evillaugh
EF You
04-30-2003, 12:47 PM
Originally posted by mellowboy
I agree with you. I dont think its gonna be a close race. I think the crx is gonna take him by atleast a car. The std is a 12 valve motor isn't it?? :)
no the STD is 16 valve
Originally posted by ihaveanSTD
With an Si swap, you get a better intake manifold and a WAY better cam than the STD model.
i think the STD is probably using an Si manifold, since it has a mpfi swap. doubtful he used an HF setup
Originally posted by ihaveanSTD
It's practically the same motor with a different cam, intake manifold and exhaust manifold
the HF is a 12 valve, Si is 16. heads are way different internally. ever held an HF valve up to an Si valve, and put them both next to a b16 valve? its funny
sorry, didnt mean to rip your post apart.
I agree with you. I dont think its gonna be a close race. I think the crx is gonna take him by atleast a car. The std is a 12 valve motor isn't it?? :)
no the STD is 16 valve
Originally posted by ihaveanSTD
With an Si swap, you get a better intake manifold and a WAY better cam than the STD model.
i think the STD is probably using an Si manifold, since it has a mpfi swap. doubtful he used an HF setup
Originally posted by ihaveanSTD
It's practically the same motor with a different cam, intake manifold and exhaust manifold
the HF is a 12 valve, Si is 16. heads are way different internally. ever held an HF valve up to an Si valve, and put them both next to a b16 valve? its funny
sorry, didnt mean to rip your post apart.
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