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Old 03-03-2004, 08:46 PM
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what are the times for a stock '97 civic hx?

my 0-60 (tohugh very unofficial) was 9 seconds or so? because that was just me counting and thats innacurate. so does anyone know the official stock times for an hx?
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Re: what are the times for a stock '97 civic hx?

i would guess low to mid 17's
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the low17s are for quarter mile times? it seems like i go a quarter mile in about 15 seconds tho
i guess im jsut notthat smart
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Re: what are the times for a stock '97 civic hx?

no, you're no where near 15's. Si's generally run 15's and the HX motor is nowhere near what an Si motor can do.
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Re: what are the times for a stock '97 civic hx?

i guess i jsut need to find a quarter mile track in omaha (whats that? you guys never heard of omaha? dont worry, no offence taken)
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Re: Re: what are the times for a stock '97 civic hx?

Take it to a local track and find out man. You can race anything with an engine and wheels there as long as it doesn't leak or anything.. I've seen old 4-banger mustangs run 24's, but the kids had fun doing it just to race legally.
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my '99 hx w/ I/E runs 16.5
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