stock rs 1/4 times

[paris]

hay guys i have a 1994 2dr Integra RS 5 spd what should i expect on the track this friday

[sameintheend01]

mid 16's to high 15's

[92teggsr]

i'd say mid to high 16's. i really doubt you can break into 15's if the car is stock.

[KrNxRaCer00]

be a great driver an have good conditions (40 degree weather, at sea level, etc...) an u'll break into 15's.

[loesch8102]

I think I remember Edmunds posting that it runs the quarter in 16 flat. I don't have any clue under which conditions, how many runs, or how good of a driver they used.

[PilotMojo]

If yall are gonna answer that
answer this:

93 Teg 4 door auto 1/4 time?

[loesch8102]

Probably only slightly slower. They weigh just like 50lbs heavier and the motors are vertually the same.

[KrNxRaCer00]

gonna have to put the auto tranny into consideration...look for nothin better then mid 16's-17 flat since there is only so much u can do driving-wise w/ an auto.

[90gs]

my 91 integra gs with intake and exhaust ran [email protected] on my first run and [email protected] (got the slips here)

these were my first two runs ever so i had zero racing experience (reaction times were 1.465 and 1.576) and had only been driving a stick for about a month at the time, 94 4-door rs would be about as quick stock as a 2 door 91 gs i'd think because of the added horsepower of the 94 would be countered by the added weight of the extended body and 2 extra doors

[whtteg]

The auto teg will be in the upper 17's sorry but it is true. My girlfriends 94 rs auto with an intake best time was 17.8 and it was a two door. And I was driving it, the auto's have no quick accel from a dead stop that is were the time was lost the most. Also they take too long to shift etc.

[KrNxRaCer00]

90gs, ur reaction time won't hurt ur 1/4 mile time. u could sit there for a minute, then go, an still run the same time. jus keep at it, an u'll work ur way down. w/ a 5sp, u can get faster through jus getting better at shifting, in an auto...its jus u learn where to launch then floor it.

[90gs]

Originally posted by KrNxRaCer00
90gs, ur reaction time won't hurt ur 1/4 mile time. u could sit there for a minute, then go, an still run the same time. jus keep at it, an u'll work ur way down. w/ a 5sp, u can get faster through jus getting better at shifting, in an auto...its jus u learn where to launch then floor it.

i know, i was saying that i had zero racing experience and i showed my reaction times to prove that i had no racing experience, cuz 1.5 rt is damn horrible

[sameintheend01]

Originally posted by 90gs
(reaction times were 1.465 and 1.576)

Originally posted by KrNxRaCer00
But could sit there for a minute

Lol, he WAS sitting there for a minute!

[Roestreyev]

I have a stock 96 RS 5 spd. On the 1/4 mile, if you take the reaction time off, my best of 3 runs was 16.025 @ 82.5 mph. But I shifted in 4th gear a little early on that run. One of my books says 15.8 is the best time you can get with my car.

[91civicDXdude]

I have a stock 96 RS 5 spd. On the 1/4 mile, if you take the reaction time off, my best of 3 runs was 16.025 @ 82.5 mph

did you NOT read what was said above... RT has nothing to do with ET. so what you're really saying is you ran a 16.5 or higher huh?