Ya killer photos and sweet project. Kinda wish I had a slower fun car to rip around in. What is to come of the little civic?
Ya killer photos and sweet project. Kinda wish I had a slower fun car to rip around in. What is to come of the little civic?
Skervey wrote: Ya killer photos and sweet project. Kinda wish I had a slower fun car to rip around in. What is to come of the little civic?
Drive it til the wheels fall off. Put them back on, and drive it some more.
Finally watched your video. That sounds great! And looks like a blast. Was that video shot at Gingerman? I recognized the layout and spotted the couple of places I've gone off track there. ;)
dculberson wrote: Finally watched your video. That sounds great! And looks like a blast. Was that video shot at Gingerman? I recognized the layout and spotted the couple of places I've gone off track there. ;)
Yessir!
I just had another track night last night.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/KLIE8fctSA8
It was the little honda that could. Playing with Z06 vettes, mustangs, and some porsches last night. It was a ton of fun.
In reply to Skervey:
I don't know if I would call a stripped EF with a B18C5 "slower". Although his is set up for road course I bet it would run low 13's in the quarter mile.
AntiArrhythmic wrote: In reply to Skervey: I don't know if I would call a stripped EF with a B18C5 "slower". Although his is set up for road course I bet it would run low 13's in the quarter mile.
Ha it's just a little civic. I had some dudes coming up to me at the track asking me what I had in this thing, and why they couldn't hang. I always tell people there is no replacement for a light car. Even if it's from a pure driving enjoyment, or just wanting to haul ass. A heavy car will always hinder you in one way or another.
If I ever went a different direction I could only see myself building a miata. But I am thrilled with how thing thing runs around the track.
amazon! https://www.amazon.com/Dewhel-Universal-Release-Fastener-Bumper/dp/B00M2KS396/ref=pd_sim_263_7?ie=UTF8&dpID=51IWPB03JRL&dpSrc=sims&preST=AC_UL160_SR160%2C160&psc=1&refRID=KZJQ02KNM94WN0VFQ3EB
They are great for taking the front bumper off. I honestly don't need them for the back. I will probably do something else for back there.
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