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Old 09-28-2005, 09:44 AM
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So, I was on my way to work when I happened to pass a Type S. Seemed modded with basic i/e.

So we went headed on to the neighborhood track which was on the way and which had a controlled, monitored environment. The Acura killed me. I thought I'd atleast get to stay close behind given that I have a 200 lb weight advantage. Guess I was being stupid. The car pulled 4-6 car lengths on me before I gave up.

I have a clogged cat that's probably screwing me over, but I was wondering, would an NA car with the following mods be able to stay close?

AEM CAI
61-65mm BBTB
AIRRAM IM with Spacers
Port Match & Polish Job
Plugs + Wires
1.8 L Cam
Power Pulley set
VHR clutch with forged Flywheel
Ceramic Coated Headers + High Flow Cat
Apexi 2.5 catback
Lightweight 17inch Rims (14 lbs)
Eibach Pro Kit Plus
60 lbs of further weight reduction
Old 09-28-2005, 09:46 AM
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yes! my elantra kept up with stock type s
Old 09-28-2005, 09:53 AM
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Sorry dude, don't remember what you had on.

This dude has a few small mods on there. Couldn't hear anything forced.
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Even with those mods, it would be a close one...

Get some tuning, and youll have a better shot.
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No Boost.

Just I/IM/E for now.
Old 09-28-2005, 10:44 AM
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With those mods... you wont stand a chance,... unless they are really not racing.


Add nitrous and youll easily beat him.
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How come you and me always have communication problems Jaws? lmao.gif

The mods I plan are in my first post. Only then will I consider a rematch.

With the mods I currently have, I was 4-6 car lengths behind him.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Screwdriver @ Sep 28 2005, 10:44 AM)</div><div class='quotemain'>So, I was on my way to work when I happened to pass a Type S. Seemed modded with basic i/e.

So we went headed on to the neighborhood track which was on the way and which had a controlled, monitored environment. The Acura killed me. I thought I'd atleast get to stay close behind given that I have a 200 lb weight advantage. Guess I was being stupid. The car pulled 4-6 car lengths on me before I gave up.

I have a clogged cat that's probably screwing me over, but I was wondering, would an NA car with the following mods be able to stay close?

AEM CAI
61-65mm BBTB
AIRRAM IM with Spacers
Port Match & Polish Job
Plugs + Wires
1.8 L Cam
Power Pulley set
VHR clutch with forged Flywheel
Ceramic Coated Headers + High Flow Cat
Apexi 2.5 catback
Lightweight 17inch Rims (14 lbs)
Eibach Pro Kit Plus
60 lbs of further weight reduction
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For an NA application, I think you should go for these mods:
AEM CAI
61mm BBTB
AIRRAM IM with Spacers
Port Match & Polish Job
Plugs + Wires
1.8 L Cam
Power Pulley set
Ceramic Coated Headers + High Flow Cat
Apexi 2.5 catback
Eibach Pro Kit Plus
60 lbs of further weight reduction
Lightweight 15 inch Rims (9~11 lbs)

17" will hurt your perfromance, even though they are "light" and VHR clutch wont help too much, I don't think you really need the clutch since you are not turbo and won't be making more than 150~160 WHP which the OEM clutch can handle well.
Invest that money into the REAL Ecu-Cam combo, or better yet put 1.8 pistons and GK gasket too, I think with that and weight reduction you could have a chance at least to stay close. But ecu tuning is critical for the mods you will need to achieve that.
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With a good driver those cars are pretty quick. I never raced one or seen any at the local track, but as far as I know and have seen few videos they run low 15s bone stock, maybe even high 14s. Add a few little things and you got a solid 14 second car.

They are also really really good from roll races once they are in their v-tec range.



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