1/4 mile time
03-31-2006, 12:02 PM
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1/4 mile time
last night i ran at the track, i have a 00 Si, with a aem intake, dc header, and a obx exhaust..clutch is going bad so a new one could help..but i ran a 15.55 @88 mph with a 10.02 1/8 mile time and a .7575 light..let me know how that is or if i should be doing better..thanks
03-31-2006, 12:42 PM
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Re: 1/4 mile time
00 Si I/H/E 15.55 is ok.
Even if you get a clutch, that's probably the best you'll get from that car unless you get into internal parts or things like that. You will spend a lot of money on internals for an NA car and still run mid 14's.
So yeah you need a turbo.
Even if you get a clutch, that's probably the best you'll get from that car unless you get into internal parts or things like that. You will spend a lot of money on internals for an NA car and still run mid 14's.
So yeah you need a turbo.
03-31-2006, 04:41 PM
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Re: 1/4 mile time
damn, i get so pissed when i hear about these 1/4 times from all you -----s down close to sea level, a 99/00 si with I/H/E would struggle to break like 16.8 in the 1/4 here, i see them run like 17.2 stock all the time, a gs-r will run like 16.5 stock, even b16 and gs-r swapped hatches run like mid to high 15's here, 5,000 ft. elevation sucks my ***...(colorado by the way)
03-31-2006, 04:44 PM
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Re: 1/4 mile time
Originally Posted by boosted_b16
damn, i get so pissed when i hear about these 1/4 times from all you -----s down close to sea level, a 99/00 si with I/H/E would struggle to break like 16.8 in the 1/4 here, i see them run like 17.2 stock all the time, a gs-r will run like 16.5 stock, even b16 and gs-r swapped hatches run like mid to high 15's here, 5,000 ft. elevation sucks my ***...(colorado by the way)
