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This might be a repost but Not sure what the civic has done to it (not turbo'd for sure) but it kept up w/ the acura pretty well not sure if it won or not.

http://videos.streetfire.net/Player....6D035&kw=1&p=0

 
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man i wonder what it had thats actually hard to see and believe hahahaha. It didn't have a turbo for sure or else he would have smoked that rsx bad

 
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if it's not an FI civic, then it's probably an auto type S. i didn't see the vid, but that's my guess.

 
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they don't make an auto type s ... =\

 
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I would say it probley had all the bolt ons possible but accordin to alot of people on this site intake gives you .5 hp and h/e give you 5 hp total. I know it takes a lot to get a D17 up to 200 hp so I would say all the bolt ons plus VAFC or some sort of EMS, clutch, flywheel. Thats my guess not sure what a stock type s has(actual hp to the wheels) but if the civic had all that stuff with a clutch and flywheel he would of had all of his hp to the ground and thats how he did it. I just looked at it again though and I think he barely lost but thats still pretty ood I think

 
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yeah ... a d17 will never, ever get to 200 whp...

while a stock type s's typical whp is about 165... 175 for 05's

 
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Maybe it was a base rsx because when i had every bolt on possible i beat a base rsx with an exhaust.

 
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well, dj mota can get a low 15 with out nitrous. i saw a could of stock rsx type S's getting high 15's

 
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my guess is that it was the base rsx that comes with 160hp.
if it was and automatic it should not be to hard with bolt ons.
and even a stick, for that distance, its possible. it looked more loke a 0-60 than a 1/4 mile.

 
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oh i'm thinking celica GT-S. my bad.

 
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maybe the guy in the type S was shifting at 4k hahahaha.


Might be a stock base. I know someone on the site got 125wheels on a manual with I/H/E on his vic. I think a base dynos like 135 or something to given the weight difference it'll be very close.