GTI MK5 VS Honda prelude
07-24-2006, 03:39 AM
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GTI MK5 VS Honda prelude
Well I have a DSG vw gti mkv with apr stage 2 and some other mods, pushing around 280-290 hp to the crank. This honda prelude was done up nicley no fart can, a nice exaust and looks like it was done up properly not like a ricer like most of the cars on here. Wasn't even a competition but I didnt expect it to be but atleast he was a good sport, he gave me a honk and a friendly wave wile passing me when I was turning.
prob was just lowered.. good win
07-28-2006, 08:03 AM
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Originally Posted by SleeperEG6
heh , preludes are slow , my old b16 teg used to chew those up and a wee16 in a teg is slow too lol , oh well ls motor was shot so threw in the cheapest thing to find
If you can beat a prelude, then it was probably a base model f22 or h23. Don't mess with h22 sr-v.
07-31-2006, 12:53 AM
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my buddy's eg civic beat an h22 lude by about 2 or 3 lengths. it was the most recent (OBD-II) bodystyle lude and it had a CAI and fart can. his civic ran 15.5 at St Thomas. i run 15.2 @ 90mph at shannonville. i have a 1st gen LS motor with short ram, fart can, punched cat (w/stock 1-3/4 pipe) and I have 410 thou on my motor, basically a shitty setup. ludes are nice cars, but theyre nothin special stock. point being you dont have to run 14s to beat an h22 lude.
07-31-2006, 08:12 AM
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^^you do if your racing my lude, i ran 14.9 at st.thomas. Im aiming for 13.9 next summer for on my new motor and gutted interior
^^you do if your racing my lude, i ran 14.9 at st.thomas. Im aiming for 13.9 next summer for on my new motor and gutted interior
^^you do if your racing my lude, i ran 14.9 at st.thomas. Im aiming for 13.9 next summer for on my new motor and gutted interior
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08-01-2006, 01:36 AM
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you do know St Thomas times are always faster than other tracks. the traction there is amazing. take ur lude to cayuga, nuthin against ur car, but i bet low 15s. i know a guy with a 93 teg w/ a b16, its slow as hell, but ran 15.3 at st thomas. he broke a driveshaft there cause the tires didnt spin, lol
08-01-2006, 02:49 AM
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this reply is only directed to those Prelude haters out there
Hi my name is TPC. listen to all you Civics + other cars with no style sedans , what's the point of having a fast civic if it looks like fuken dirty old Kleanex box with wheels that your mother drives to pick up some milk from the corner store, I'd rather be driving a nice sexy lude that looks and feels like a real sports car.
hehehehe..
Hi my name is TPC. listen to all you Civics + other cars with no style sedans , what's the point of having a fast civic if it looks like fuken dirty old Kleanex box with wheels that your mother drives to pick up some milk from the corner store, I'd rather be driving a nice sexy lude that looks and feels like a real sports car.
hehehehe..
08-01-2006, 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by B6T
Exactly... "looks and feels" like a real sports car, but really isn't a sports car. 15 second FWD pigs aren't considered sports cars in my opinion.
you do have to admit they look alright
