Damn, the RSX Type-S is really fast
Originally posted by honda_pilot
I love the RSX-S yes its QUICK not really fast IMO. But staying with a Supra TT till 3rd even if its auto...IDK, maybe it could happen.
I heard tha they aren't really THAT fast unless modded and stickshift.
I love the RSX-S yes its QUICK not really fast IMO. But staying with a Supra TT till 3rd even if its auto...IDK, maybe it could happen.
I heard tha they aren't really THAT fast unless modded and stickshift.
I sure hope nothing is wrong with my friend's Supra TT. He didn't launch, cause he said it is his first auto car, maybe that was a factor.
Hmm maybe this should be in kill stories.
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The stock ECU tune on the RSX-S is really conservative, it's one of the few small-displacement n/a cars out there that can actually gain a lot of power from an ECU reflash (granted it's a custom one but still).
Slap on i/h/e and K20A5 cams, get the most basic Hondata s100 and have it dyno tuned and the shit's mad fast.
With an intake and a dyno-tuned Hondata you can hit 190 whp.
Slap on i/h/e and K20A5 cams, get the most basic Hondata s100 and have it dyno tuned and the shit's mad fast.
With an intake and a dyno-tuned Hondata you can hit 190 whp.
Drag Supras are quicker with automatic transmissions because the automatic allows you to keep your foot on the throttle during shifts. These cars all have bigass turbos that fall off boost during a manual shift (which involves taking your foot off the gas) but an auto keeps the turbo spooled for the whole run.
A Supra set up for road racing or something like that would not have as monstrous of a turbo and thus would be quicker with a manual at its specified purpose.
A Supra set up for road racing or something like that would not have as monstrous of a turbo and thus would be quicker with a manual at its specified purpose.


