kenton

What you haven't seen could fill a video store. LOL. Kidding.

Seriously though, I saw a built H22 boosted run an Integra GS-R boosted at 8.5psi. (Not sure what the H22 was boosted at), but the H22 Prelude had a field day on the GS-R. It was something like 3 car lengths if I remember correctly.

forum95

Type R and a GSR w/ equal drivers will beat a lude

slammed91-hatch

no, a gsr will not beat a h22 prelude. The prelude is faster. That is assuming both drivers are decent of course. I guess if the prelude driver sucked and the gsr driver was good then the teg would win, but otherwise a prelude is faster.

SwiftStreetLude

Im thinking if the prelude and integra were the same weight, the prelude could beat a GSR.

FMOS Racing

My experiences say a properly driven GSR is quicker. The Prelude has more torque, so it's going to be more forgiving of a less-than-perfect driver, but someone who knows how to handle a GSR should be able to turn the weight difference to his advantage.

Ohio99Lude

Remeber part of the original post when he said "stock"
Again it comes down to the driver. If you suck at driving you will get blown away by a '83 Accord. That is just what happens.

senseiturtle

The torque of an H22 should make up for the difference.

Prelude by a little bit, given equal drivers vs GSR.

Type-R would easily win vs. a stock H22.

TeHJuSTiN

Well after thinking about my responses I came up with:

"Go to the track and race".

That'll give you your answer.

wayne99integra

a Stock Lude VS a Stock GS-R, yes, the lude will smoke GSR, but if talking about stock lude vs stock ITR, no...ITR will smoke lude.
I have 99'GSR with bolt-ons(H/I/E), my buddy has 98'lude with intake and exhaust, I smoked him in the track and the street.( many times...)

RicoD

:nono: racing on the streets...thats a big No NO here :nono: