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Old 10-30-2002, 11:25 PM
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Wow, does $4K include transmission, wheels, tires, etc... I'm very skeptical of a NA 9 second CRX, simply by dropping in a crate engine.
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Actually the RS is a trim level in japan. Just like a 4 door is called a "ferio"

I figured it had to of been something of that nature, just thought i'd make an ass of myself haha.


It Runs 9's for $4,000? You go from a car that runs 16's stock to 9's with $4,000? I'f this is true, why doesnt everybody do it? Wouldnt it be cheaper than getting the proper turbo kits and intercoolers?

Please explain... Im a tad skeptical of this Spork.
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Wow, does $4K include transmission, wheels, tires, etc... I'm very skeptical of a NA 9 second CRX, simply by dropping in a crate engine.
hybridsol bought the motor for 50 bucks blown, and completely rebuilt it. the y1 we got out of another car, factory wheels 8.7lbs, where is this chevette I would like to challenge him.
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ahhhhhhhhh


so its a motor thats been rebuilt ok... now i understand.


i retract my last post...
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So it's an amazing stroke of luck, and $4K in building an engine. Then add a CRX which he already had, and what about the tranny and stuff? I don't mean to sound like an ass, but I like to count everything that goes into car, including tires and gas

The Chevette was a Hot rod magazine project car, a budget 10 second racer... www.hotrod.com

They called it, the Bad Seed... had a 500CI Cadillac big block as I recall... they were planning a performance rebuild in the future, at which point they figured on a 7-8 second chevette
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please give more details on the $4g, 9 second CRX!!!!

a showroom stock 01 Chevy Camaro does low 13's...
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hybridsol bought the motor for 50 bucks blown, and completely rebuilt it. the y1 we got out of another car, factory wheels 8.7lbs
I rebilt the motor (fully blueprinted it) measured it out(to exacts)- it helps to be a perfectionist as well. the motor also has a rather large Turbo, We find parts for rather cheap around here, Im beginning to see that in other locations around the world ppl seem to pay more for performance parts, also it helps when you do all the labor yourself. honestly it would cost more for me to build lets say a (camero) than it would for me to build up a honda.
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please give more details on the $4g, 9 second CRX!!!!

a showroom stock 01 Chevy Camaro does low 13's...
.....a street legal camero.......
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please give more details on the $4g, 9 second CRX!!!!

a showroom stock 01 Chevy Camaro does low 13's...
I asked that same question, of what is under the hood? It seems he is not at liberty to divulge in further detail due to the fact that the car is a team car and not one persons, and some ppl don't want everyone knowing whats under the hood, I can understand that. I think a few ppl were told but they were sworn to secrecy:evillaugh
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.....a street legal camero.......

haha what about a street legal Camaro?
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please give more details on the $4g, 9 second CRX!!!!

a showroom stock 01 Chevy Camaro does low 13's...


And whats the price of a brand new SS camero? Anywhere near the cost of a new Si? I think not. Try again.
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Old 11-01-2002, 09:39 AM
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cbass- you are probably just pissed off b/c a honda beat you and you dont think that is possible

the new si's are pretty quick, they still weigh light and they have a bigger engine with the all new "i-vtec". I admit, i am not a fan on how they look at all. To me i think they look like a small mini mini van lol
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Check out the times on the new civic Si http://www.car-stats.com/stats/shows...tsgivenid.aspx not too impressive, I definitely wouldn't be happy with that at all, in fact i'd be embarrassed to race with times like that. Keep in mind as well that these results were from car and driver magazine, and they use professional drivers.
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Old 11-01-2002, 12:20 PM
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Well I am going to be an ass and bring up my LeBaron. Stock it ran low 14s in the 1/4 and for less than $1,000 you are running in the low 12s. There is NOTHING impessive about a stock Honda Civic, NOTHING!

And Kris, I think he was talking about the picture that was posted of the Spoon modified CRX, no Stock Civic can run 13s stock. I have seen the Civic Si get beaten buy a Chevy Silverado, 160HP, big deal.

I agree, Honda has no grounds for thinking that the Civic is anywhere NEAR a sports car. The only car that the Honda side produces that could be called a sports car is the S2000.
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Old 11-01-2002, 01:16 PM
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I have seen the Civic Si get beaten buy a Chevy Silverado, 160HP, big deal.
I have beaten a modded GSR (I/H/E, Intake Manifold) in my dads 98 Silverado
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Define sports car please.
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