1st "race" against a Honda.
Originally posted by Integrity
I don't think this forum is anywhere near that type of mentality, but becareful what you call slow when you're pimping a Saturn.
I don't think this forum is anywhere near that type of mentality, but becareful what you call slow when you're pimping a Saturn.
I'm not pimpin' a Saturn, I just drive one. Don't knock the Saturns, though. I've not met a Saturn that didn't last well over 100,000 miles despite being driven hard and abused, which is what they were made to do.
Originally posted by Integrity
I don't think this forum is anywhere near that type of mentality, but becareful what you call slow when you're pimping a Saturn.
I don't think this forum is anywhere near that type of mentality, but becareful what you call slow when you're pimping a Saturn.
The NHRA conversion factor from 1/8th to 1/4 is 1.56, so a 9.93 would be a 15.49, which is what Integrity said.
No fast saturns? Yeah, thats how it used to be.
The new saturn ion redline sounds like it can pack a punch..
read up.
http://www.modernracer.com/saturnionredlinecoupe.html
The new saturn ion redline sounds like it can pack a punch..
read up.
http://www.modernracer.com/saturnionredlinecoupe.html
Originally posted by FMOS Racing
The NHRA conversion factor from 1/8th to 1/4 is 1.56, so a 9.93 would be a 15.49, which is what Integrity said.
The NHRA conversion factor from 1/8th to 1/4 is 1.56, so a 9.93 would be a 15.49, which is what Integrity said.
Originally posted by ChizzleC
No fast saturns? Yeah, thats how it used to be.
The new saturn ion redline sounds like it can pack a punch..
read up.
http://www.modernracer.com/saturnionredlinecoupe.html
No fast saturns? Yeah, thats how it used to be.
The new saturn ion redline sounds like it can pack a punch..
read up.
http://www.modernracer.com/saturnionredlinecoupe.html
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Originally posted by Derek
anyone else not sure what to make of this... :eh:
anyone else not sure what to make of this... :eh:
Originally posted by RezzasVTEC
:werd: ME! This kinda smells like bull$hit to me. the ion has like 20 more HP, but weighs 200 lbs more as well. If it went up against a new VTEC civic (1.7 liter), it would lose...my $ would be on the civic at least. now we know if it went up against an SI, it would be no contest...
:werd: ME! This kinda smells like bull$hit to me. the ion has like 20 more HP, but weighs 200 lbs more as well. If it went up against a new VTEC civic (1.7 liter), it would lose...my $ would be on the civic at least. now we know if it went up against an SI, it would be no contest...
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Originally posted by yellow civic ex
first off...my $$ would be on the ion, not the new civic ex. the new civic has way less torque, and way less hp. 200lbs would not make enough difference to make up for that much power. the new civic si might be a closer race, but a lot of people have trouble getting the new si's into the 15's stock. now...the older si's would be a good race. they have about 15hp more, less torque (i think about 10ft-lbs less) and weigh about the same. the 99-00 si would prolly take the car up top. i don't see why you're calling it "mighty vtec". in the ex, anyways, it's not too impressive. there's also not too much of a difference between the dx, lx, and ex. the si is a huge step up though.
first off...my $$ would be on the ion, not the new civic ex. the new civic has way less torque, and way less hp. 200lbs would not make enough difference to make up for that much power. the new civic si might be a closer race, but a lot of people have trouble getting the new si's into the 15's stock. now...the older si's would be a good race. they have about 15hp more, less torque (i think about 10ft-lbs less) and weigh about the same. the 99-00 si would prolly take the car up top. i don't see why you're calling it "mighty vtec". in the ex, anyways, it's not too impressive. there's also not too much of a difference between the dx, lx, and ex. the si is a huge step up though.


