Steve's run. I didn't have my camera so I had to use Steve's "digital" camera. Number's were asked to be kept secret........ Lol.
Steve's run. I didn't have my camera so I had to use Steve's "digital" camera. Number's were asked to be kept secret........ Lol.
because its slow
I'll be back out there in a couple weeks and hopefully tap 90+% of the car's potential. I felt that when I left I couldn't really go any faster due to high temps and humidity....
Two of the most homo cars on IAFaggin' Wagon & Queer Kar
Originally Posted by FlipA
i know numbers
then you know exactly what I mean by embarrassingly slow. lol
Two of the most homo cars on IAFaggin' Wagon & Queer Kar
is that s2000 boosted with gold work wheels?
Who said anything about the mileage being high? That's conservatively good for a honda.
My truck has 223,000 miles
it runs fine and has nothing major done to it
my dads old truck 88 ram has 238,000 and has only had trans problems at 70k
dads civic 96 has 225,000 miles nothing gone bad
he's right, maybe you could just rebuild instead of getting a whole engine
I think 300,000 is hiGh
yeah. He ran me down and walked by me. He ran a 13.8 I think that run to my 14.3.
i think ur high.....lol
Two of the most homo cars on IAFaggin' Wagon & Queer Kar
it really all depends on the engine though
hey man, have we met? Never seen your SN here before...
Nope, but i do know of you (i'm not a stalker) ha
Andrew D pointed me out to you awhile back...you have probably seen me before though, i went to discount tire awhile back to pick up some wheels for my car
my shit's so fast I kill bugs with my front rim lip....
I was talking about the Wrongler
The Shitbox
nto3's be kill bugz.
-Derick-
2007 - Si
it depends how the drivers of the car have driven it. its still high but i never said all honda motors are done by then. and u hav a domestic truck with 223k?!?!?!?! i also never said anything bout not rebuilding. i would for sure rebuild/drop a swap.
hey douches
Pictures, lets do it again!my shit's so fast I kill bugs with my front rim lip....
hai
Yes it has 223,000
and nice killin dumont
Dude comes up to Autozone a lot recently. He says he just got the JDM frontend and had it repainted.
He's the MR2 with the slipping clutch I probably made a little worse.
I will have my vids posted tom. I got all elimination rounds and about half of the test and tune runs. And the srt is in at least four of them but here's a quick pic.
You were right about how slow the Cobalt SS supercharged are. Fastest time i saw was a 15.08.i know numbers
Gawd thx
I want an srt4 so bad
that one looks good
and i think the first car I'll buy is an srt4
ChrisK - Don't take this the wrong way but do you know how to properly drive a manual? You rev the car to a high rpm and ride the clutch BAD!! You were doing the same thing when you drove KlutchGT's MR2 on Friday night. You shouldn't have to rev over 1500rpm to start from a dead stop. Most of us wouldn't mind showing how it's properly done. Like I said, I'm not trying to be a dick but dude, if you keep this up, you'll be replacing the clutch again real soon.
*grabs popcorn*
Lols
if you wanna real adventure try a manual truck
you get a work out
hard clutch and huge shift pattern
you move your whole arm not just your wrist like you pansies
I kid I kid
Ahem
Try driving a SC'd M3 with a 6-puck unsprung clutch around an auto-x course.
I am gonna end up swapping the motor. Don't wanna rebuild a single slammer. A swap is what I was going for anyways but didn't want it this soon.
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My motor has 274k miles no rebuild. Stock b16a2. Take care of a motor, miles mean nothing.
Dude, I'm really not going to get into it, but you don't know anything about my engine, how it idles, how it revs, how long my gears pull, what my redline is, where I reach fuel cut, etc.
KlutchGT's MR2 has serious clutch slip, and he warned me about it. He drove my car and almost stalled it shifting where he's used to.
I have no problem letting you drive my car and see how different it is. No, it's not a turbo. No, it's not a 500whp engine. We can't all be badasses and drive Evos.
TouchéTry driving a SC'd M3 with a 6-puck unsprung clutch around an auto-x course.
oh and howa bout trying to fly a space ship double cluthing and shit
top that stevo
jk
Chris, i dont think he really meant any disrespect by it. I know when I talked to you, you had mentioned that it was because it was a silver top mated to a newer Celica Tranny, thus causing a conundrum of flywheel and clutch mating, which you mentioned maybe 200 pages ago.
ChrisKM
FYI: There were a number of people goofing on your manual-driving skills that night............. You could kinda smelll clutch 2-3 minutes after you left...................
I tried to be as level-headed as possible, but it seriously irritates me when people tell me I'm driving wrong when they haven't driven what I drive daily.
The 4AGE20V is a high rev engine. It idles at or above 1k. VVT kicks in at 3500+. The damn 1000 page Toyota Big Green Book says optimal shift is between 6000-7500rpm.
I tried to take care of my motor. The problem it has is likely something simple. I don't wanna have to keep putting bandaids on an older motor so I am doing my swap. The mileage on your car is not bad at all. Even though your newer car has more miles than my older car, it isn't bad.
Hondas can go a while, a legend guy has 402xxx miles on his 95 coupe. So it just proves if you take care of the car it will last a while.
I mean my dads 6spd has 212k or so and it runs like brand new (save the damn clutch safety switch sometimes malfunctioning not letting it start.)
BTW:
Yall are invited if you want to come out on may 22nd!
Yeah my buddies 86 Si has almost 600k original miles, original motor.
I don't need to know what your fuel cut, rev limit, etc. is to properly pull away from a dead stop. From the sound of the engine, I'd guess you were around ~3k rpm when letting off the clutch. Letting off the clutch at ~1500-2k at most is more than adequate.
Who ever said my car was badass? My post was simply about driving a manual. There's no need to get all up in arms about it, I was just simply stating that we'd be more than happy to teach you a few things if you want? Nothing wrong with that.
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