Kaw8787
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Anyone ever race a new civic type r? Results? Stock vs stock?
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I missed that. He'd need at least a tune to keep up with the R then.The OP has an ecoboost, not a GT. Considering the Type R is factory rated for 13.5's the Type R would blow an ecoboost into next week.
A GT on the other hand would do the same thing to a Type R, at least in a straight line.
Doubt that. At least in a drag race. The EB will jump out while the honda is sitting there spinning their wheels. In a roll where power to weight matters more. The civic would probably pull away.The OP has an ecoboost, not a GT. Considering the Type R is factory rated for 13.5's the Type R would blow an ecoboost into next week.
A GT on the other hand would do the same thing to a Type R, at least in a straight line.
Doubt that. At least in a drag race. The EB will jump out while the honda is sitting there spinning their wheels. In a roll where power to weight matters more. The civic would probably pull away.
AFAIK the EB Mustang runs a 13.9 1/4 mile vs. the type R 13.5, so they are pretty close.isn't the ecoboost still like a low 14 second car? I don't know with the new 10 speed but I know the old 6spd auto EB's were slower than 11-14 v6 cars. The civic type R is like a 13.5 sec 1/4 mile car. The only way it'd lose in the real world is traction problems or a bad driver.
Im going to make two assumptions. First one. Those are magazine times your quoting? And second. You've drag raced both front and rear wheel drive cars? You might get a 1.7 sixty in a rear drive car on street tires. If your good. You might get a 1.9 sixty foot in a front wheel drive car. On street tires. If your lucky. Talking real world. In drag racing. Rear drive cars transfer. Weight to the back of the vehicle. Pushind down on the drive tires, Increasing traction. Where as the weight being transfered to the back of the car. When a front wheel driver launches. Is actually causing a loss of traction. Because yout unloading the drive tires. Im not insulting you. If it seams that way. I had a 400whp srt-4. On Full slicks. It would run high 11s low 12s. My tuned GT also put down about 400whp. The GT was 1000 pounds heavier than the srt-4. But it could run mid 11s on drag radials. Same driver. Same power level. The SRT-4 had a huge weight advantage. But the rear drive car was 2-3 tenths faster. Front wheel drive cars are traction problems personified. And on top of that. Wheel hop is so intense in a front drive car. Axles snap on stock power levels. Go to the drag strip. And count the number of hondas that break. Then count all rear drive cars that break. That number will be easily 5 to 1. Thats why all the ricer honda guys want a roll race. A guy with an automatic EB. Will have a huge advantage over a stick shift/front wheel drive civic at the drag strip.isn't the ecoboost still like a low 14 second car? I don't know with the new 10 speed but I know the old 6spd auto EB's were slower than 11-14 v6 cars. The civic type R is like a 13.5 sec 1/4 mile car. The only way it'd lose in the real world is traction problems or a bad driver.