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2010-06-17 22:49:02

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Originally Posted by compleckz

all you need is the following, seen it done with this exact set up in a b14 (14.01@101 mph)

intake, 17* timing, header/exhaust, highport intake cam/gtir exhaust, clutch/light flywheel, mounts, decent suspension, 255lph, 75shot, g20 ecu, 1 step colder plugs, new oem wires

have seen them go faster with similar setup there is someone on here that went 13.5 or so with a very similar setup, think his name is civicsuck or something like that

Yes but that's with a 75shot of nitrous, I think the OP was refering to NA all motor

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2010-06-18 07:34:55

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Originally Posted by NissanGuy

Yes but that's with a 75shot of nitrous, I think the OP was refering to NA all motor

I was referring to all motor. It seems like most people have moved on to the VE. I'll do that eVEntually...(heh) but I want to know how far I could take a DE. It seems like all of the bolt ons including cams could wind up with under a 14.3. Not bad...

I don't plan to drag race the car but I know that drag racing is a good judge of straightline performance/hp.

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2010-06-18 12:39:00

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jaketips - on the OG forum ran a 14.3 in a 4door B13 with a SR20 swap. He had a 10.1 motor.

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Originally Posted by SR20GTi-R

NA is a thinking man's game, alot of people dont have the stomach to play NA.

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2010-06-19 01:26:39

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Originally Posted by SneakyOwner

Everyone that plans on drag racing should just buy slicks in the first place.

^^^^^!!

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2010-06-19 20:20:46

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^^^
I agree 100% unless the track is prepped well or you are on slicks the surface of the track is actually slicker then the street. I remember chirping 3rd gear at the strip and being like WTF this never happens on the street. If you are bringing a car to the track and expect great results and the best time you need slicks. If you are going for fun street tires are ok.

Now that being said if its your first time go out with street tires as you will probably break something on slicks.

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2010-07-21 02:01:56

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lets be real here people 14.3 with slicks and a good driver and a diet for a de