:( I got beat by stock :(
Originally posted by Kabooki
or track
or track
Dude... everytime I read one of your posts, I sit here... trying to put together a sentence... but I just shake my head.. :doh:
Street racing is exactly that STREET RACING done on public streets.
If you're at a track, it's not street racing, it's drag racing.
I think a dual exhaust with 6 inch tips, neon shift knob, silver spray paint and a hyper-speed wing would probably add another 20 or so hp.... I really do! Oooohhh, I almost forgot - some 110 octane racing gas should be adequate for that combo.
In all seriousness, this is what's wrong with the world today!
Streetracing = :slap: :nono:
In all seriousness, this is what's wrong with the world today!
Streetracing = :slap: :nono:
Originally posted by 94civicEX
He swapped his motor for a D16Z6, man, don't even bother racing with that transmission.
He swapped his motor for a D16Z6, man, don't even bother racing with that transmission.
DO a little more research before you start posting lame threads son.
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I work at a boat store during the summer, it's lame, but let me give a small tidbit of advice. Also I am an EE (among other majors) student.
Get tinned copper for the wiring. It is copper wire, with tin melted/bonded to it. The tin prevents the copper from oxidizing and absorbing water.
This is crucial in wet/salty marine enviornments, where electrolysis occurs, and corrosion is a big problem.
I don't know where to find it, except at a boat store, but ask for it by name at whatever your source is.
Also, crimps that big are usually called "swages" and you might need a swageing tool.
-PHiZ
Get tinned copper for the wiring. It is copper wire, with tin melted/bonded to it. The tin prevents the copper from oxidizing and absorbing water.
This is crucial in wet/salty marine enviornments, where electrolysis occurs, and corrosion is a big problem.
I don't know where to find it, except at a boat store, but ask for it by name at whatever your source is.
Also, crimps that big are usually called "swages" and you might need a swageing tool.
-PHiZ


