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Yes I agree but when you race a Firebird against a Civic then that all changes.And when a teen mods his Honda into a Fast and The Furious supercar then the concept that its affordable and fuel saving changes. Quote:
And you could never convince me that a Honda will last longer than a Firebird.Though Hondas are reliable and long lasting,V-8s last very long. Quote:
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If you modify the hell out of your Honda then your gonna put up quite a fight and possibly win.Depending on how excessive the mods are.But a 3,319lbs is nothing to a 325HP engine.My Cadillac Coupe Deville has 190HP.That car weighs 4,200 pounds.And that sucker moves!No lie,it runs mid 12s and (in a huge parking lot)0-60 in 6 seconds. |
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american v8's last LONG??? BULLSHIT!!! Don't bring this bullshit up again. Seriously thats all we own now is american cars and mainly lincoln town cars and caprice etc... We always had problems with them. Sorry to say bro but hondas are much more reliable than american v8's.
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First, I have to admit - you're the first person I've run up against in the last 10 years who believes that American engines last longer than good imports. Hell, even GM doesn't believe that. That's why they're building their "reliable" cars on a Toyota Corolla engine. Check it out yourself, the Pontiac Vibe is built on the Toyota Corolla platform.
Furthermore, look at your example. You said 190HP pushes your Cadilac around fine. My Accord is a 2.2L with 130HP stock. I guarantee my Honda is about 2 times lighter than your Caddy. If I had nothing better to do than race my car, I'd add intake, turbo, headers and exhaust. I have to imagine that I could get it up over 200 with turbo and headers. So which wins... 200+ HP on a very light import, or 190HP on a heavy American made boat? I don't condone hotrodding economy cars. They're not built for it and the engines certainly aren't made to withstand the Nitrous and other idiocy that people put them through. However, if this kid has done half of what we talked about: Intake Headers Exhaust Turbo Nitrous And if he has a DOHC engine then he could very definately win. |
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[quote]Originally posted by WakkaWu
[quote]As an owner of an Accord, I thought I'd speak up here. First of all, these cars are not designed to be sports cars. Anyone who tries to tell you otherwise has something to sell, or a self-esteem issue. They're designed to be solid, safe cars that get me from home to work 10 years after your firebird is a piece of crap sitting in a seedy used car lot. With that said, it's very possible that this kid will beat you. The 2nd Gen CRX was about the lightest vehicle Honda ever made. These cars weigh less than your bird's door. So that means it takes a lot less torque and less horses to make these things fly. If he's stupid enough to have Nitrous, then he could undoubtedly beat you off the line. A mostly stock CRX with turbo and intakes recently made 10.2 in front of my eyes. Of course, it's a deathtrap. I love Hondas myself...as reliable quality transportation. Not as sportscars. You'll probably beat him, but if you see Nitrous venting from the hood, it'll be a battle. Quote:
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[quote]Originally posted by jem7vwh
[b]First, I have to admit - you're the first person I've run up against in the last 10 years who believes that American engines last longer than good imports. Hell, even GM doesn't believe that. That's why they're building their "reliable" cars on a Toyota Corolla engine. Check it out yourself, the Pontiac Vibe is built on the Toyota Corolla platform. Furthermore, look at your example. You said 190HP pushes your Cadilac around fine. My Accord is a 2.2L with 130HP stock. I guarantee my Honda is about 2 times lighter than your Caddy. If I had nothing better to do than race my car, I'd add intake, turbo, headers and exhaust. I have to imagine that I could get it up over 200 with turbo and headers. So which wins... 200+ HP on a very light import, or 190HP on a heavy American made boat? Im sure his caddy has a much nicer and safer interior than the accord too, which is what most of the weight is from. Waka, id cruise in your caddy anyday. |
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Isn't benchracing the coolest?
Race him and videotape it. End of story.
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