Matt or other manual tranny experts
12-18-2005, 01:39 AM
#41
Originally Posted by Blackbob
Neither where the civic's.....but look where they are now.
brian, give the maxima some credit man. they're solid cars. i think you're thinking too much about the broken crossmember thread...
12-18-2005, 05:18 AM
#42
Civics have done 11sec, but normally they're already tube framed so calling them a civic is only an aesthetic thing.
truth is at 11 sec. you need to be running a cage. which is a fundamental change in the cars structure.
truth is you can take ANY "car " and run 11s with it, just remeber most will need chassis strengthening.
truth is at 11 sec. you need to be running a cage. which is a fundamental change in the cars structure.
truth is you can take ANY "car " and run 11s with it, just remeber most will need chassis strengthening.
12-18-2005, 10:54 AM
#44
Originally Posted by MrSector9
Signal auto has a CRX which is a civic of sorts... wella Civic CRX.. whatever.. ANYWAYS it runs 10 second all motor passes.
12-18-2005, 08:10 PM
#46
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Originally Posted by internetautomar
Civics have done 11sec, but normally they're already tube framed so calling them a civic is only an aesthetic thing.
truth is at 11 sec. you need to be running a cage. which is a fundamental change in the cars structure.
truth is you can take ANY "car " and run 11s with it, just remeber most will need chassis strengthening.
truth is at 11 sec. you need to be running a cage. which is a fundamental change in the cars structure.
truth is you can take ANY "car " and run 11s with it, just remeber most will need chassis strengthening.
If you wanna see a 11 sec civic in STOCK form chassie outside of typical suspension. I'll show you atleast 10 that are street driven. As for chassie work well I don't of any car in the work that doesn't have some kind of chassie work done. Anyway,back to building max's that still don't exist....yet
12-18-2005, 08:57 PM
#48
Originally Posted by Blackbob
If you wanna see a 11 sec civic in STOCK form chassie outside of typical suspension. I'll show you atleast 10 that are street driven. As for chassie work well I don't of any car in the work that doesn't have some kind of chassie work done. Anyway,back to building max's that still don't exist....yet
more specifically the post above yours.
12-18-2005, 08:58 PM
#49
Originally Posted by Cliff Clavin
Hey, you clowns quit whoring up my thread.
My transmission woes have nothing to do with Civics or 11 second cars
My transmission woes have nothing to do with Civics or 11 second cars
12-18-2005, 09:27 PM
#50
So a Quaife will drop right into a VE5 huh? (evil laugh)
I think the reason my lsd felt like it had no grip when i spun the wheels by hand is cuz it was really cold so the viscous goo wasn't sticky/gripping well.
OT: oh, and there are H's running 7's and street H's in the 9's, ban that.
I think the reason my lsd felt like it had no grip when i spun the wheels by hand is cuz it was really cold so the viscous goo wasn't sticky/gripping well.
OT: oh, and there are H's running 7's and street H's in the 9's, ban that.
12-18-2005, 09:53 PM
#51
supposedly, the Quaife will drop right in yes..
the part numbers in nissan's computer are the same for both VE and VQ diffs, including the diff assembly, bearings, speedo gear, and ring gear.
considering the quaife was meant to be a drop-in replacement for the VQ, then it *should* be a drop in replacement for the VE as well.
the part numbers in nissan's computer are the same for both VE and VQ diffs, including the diff assembly, bearings, speedo gear, and ring gear.
considering the quaife was meant to be a drop-in replacement for the VQ, then it *should* be a drop in replacement for the VE as well.
, so i have a reason to open it back up.
12-19-2005, 12:04 PM
#54
Originally Posted by MrGone
less typing, more wrenching
I have already seen about 10 cars stuck due to snow being too deep. Cars (not trucks) with chains or studded tires, too. Stupid city doesn't plow enough.
I have had fun blocking traffic with the mail truck. I can't park it anywhere but the middle of the street.
12-19-2005, 05:34 PM
#55
Originally Posted by Cliff Clavin
We have about a foot of fresh powder on the ground today. I couldn't get the Maxima out of the garage, even if it had a good transmission
I have already seen about 10 cars stuck due to snow being too deep. Cars (not trucks) with chains or studded tires, too. Stupid city doesn't plow enough.
I have had fun blocking traffic with the mail truck. I can't park it anywhere but the middle of the street.
I have already seen about 10 cars stuck due to snow being too deep. Cars (not trucks) with chains or studded tires, too. Stupid city doesn't plow enough.
I have had fun blocking traffic with the mail truck. I can't park it anywhere but the middle of the street.
you would think we could deal with an inch but i guess not...
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