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Old Oct 10, 2002 | 04:27 AM
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Originally posted by Y2KMaxGXE-R


who, Honda cars have more space under the hood? I dont think so.
Have you looked under the hood of a Civic hatchback??? or Any 4 cylinder honda?
Old Oct 10, 2002 | 04:49 AM
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Have you looked under the hood of a Civic hatchback??? or Any 4 cylinder honda?
Yeah, I used to be one of those guys. There is room, but it is not like there is this magical abundance of space under there.

It also doesnt cost 10k to build up those motors. if you are looking at serious racing and power yes, actually more than that, roughly about 18 - 20k. If you just want street power with a turbo popping about 300-350 at the wheels, that is prolly about 2-5k worth of work.

Heck, when I was a honda boy, I had my entire 1.8 head reworked and built up for $1100. All that and about 20-30 HP instantly.

That same upgrade on our cars would be well over 2500 due to two banks and difficulty of getting parts.
Old Oct 10, 2002 | 09:49 AM
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theirs no way a stock 2k2 auto can keep up with a stock gs430. those things dip. now a gs300 i can take because we used to have 1.
Old Oct 10, 2002 | 11:02 AM
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300 - 600hp means serious engine rebuilt/swap.... i.e. that 7second Celica doesnt run on a celica engine, but a Tundra V8 engien with twin turbo...a much stronger bullet proof tranny, major weight reduction.

Maksim2000 : thx for the info

dblrr900 : I have seen RWD/FWD in rally racing..it is not necessary limited to AWD cars, but AWD cars have more advantage in rally racing b/c the road condition. IMO (I never took and will not any corner this hard) the most efficient cornering is to maximize entering speed, maintain high RPM, take the shortest distance and then quickly restore speed when exit. Drifting allows higher entering speed because all 4 wheels will help in reducing speed. Plus, BMW's torque maxed out at low rpm.....which makes restoring the speed much easier when exit.
Depends on the class or the rally. In WRC, they are all AWD, even the Focus. In SCCA, there are many classes, including a FWD and RWD, heck even a stock class (it's funny to see some dude in his near stock WRX or VW Beetle hurling through the trees at 60 mph). RWD gets stomped on the dirt/gravel courses. On tarmac though, RWD is the winner. You'll never see a GT/LM car in AWD, in any class. Aside from the power loss in AWD, RWD handles corners much better (on tarmac).
Old Oct 10, 2002 | 11:04 AM
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Originally posted by slickrick
theirs no way a stock 2k2 auto can keep up with a stock gs430. those things dip. now a gs300 i can take because we used to have 1.
Numbers are numbers, research it for yourself. There are plenty 2K2 autos doing 14.5 and below compared to the 14.5 Car and Driver posted.
Old Oct 10, 2002 | 03:34 PM
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a car of our weight, needs at least 600WHP to even break into 10s, and thats on slicks. 600WHP is close to 700 at teh flywheel, the block isnt strong enough to put that power out.
Old Oct 10, 2002 | 04:54 PM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by SkylineGTR
[B]a car of our weight, needs at least 600WHP to even break into 10s, and thats on slicks. 600WHP is close to 700 at teh flywheel, the block isnt strong enough to put that power out.

how about if you put braces around it to strengthen it
Old Oct 10, 2002 | 06:11 PM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Y2KMaxGXE-R
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a car of our weight, needs at least 600WHP to even break into 10s, and thats on slicks. 600WHP is close to 700 at teh flywheel, the block isnt strong enough to put that power out.

how about if you put braces around it to strengthen it
Actually the crankshaft would go before the block would. We were just discussing this in another thread, about how they were trying to put a VQ above 500 HP but the crank blew.
Old Oct 10, 2002 | 07:37 PM
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Actually the crankshaft would go before the block would. We were just discussing this in another thread, about how they were trying to put a VQ above 500 HP but the crank blew.
newbie question again... what's the crankshaft? btw, how are those 600 +hp cars able to keep all that power to the ground. why aren't they steering into the sidewall with all the torque, or just burn and burn and burn their tires trying to move....
Old Oct 10, 2002 | 07:48 PM
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Originally posted by Kojiro_FtT

Actually the crankshaft would go before the block would. We were just discussing this in another thread, about how they were trying to put a VQ above 500 HP but the crank blew.
What thread was this? I and some others speculated that the cylender bores are the weakest link in the entire engine.
Old Oct 11, 2002 | 08:02 AM
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What thread was this? I and some others speculated that the cylender bores are the weakest link in the entire engine.
TT possible for VQ thread
Black VQ and ChinkZilla were discussing JGTC and some engine experiments.
Old Oct 11, 2002 | 01:10 PM
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Read it and drool.

http://www.pacificperformance.com/ra...3-28-2002.html
Old Oct 11, 2002 | 01:43 PM
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poweredbynissan, check out www.howstuffworks.com and read all of the stuff about cars. It'll explain some of the newbee questions you have.

You could do 10's in a maxima if you turned the engine 90 degrees, mated the flywheel to a RWD tranny, built a driveshaft, and built a custom rear end with an LSD. That's the only way. As many people have stated in this thread FWD + a big car won't do 10's. What's the big deal with 10's anyway? You guys gotta turn Fast and Furious off and switch the channel to speedvision.
Old Oct 11, 2002 | 01:57 PM
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Originally posted by kenshiro
poweredbynissan, check out www.howstuffworks.com and read all of the stuff about cars. It'll explain some of the newbee questions you have.

You could do 10's in a maxima if you turned the engine 90 degrees, mated the flywheel to a RWD tranny, built a driveshaft, and built a custom rear end with an LSD. That's the only way. As many people have stated in this thread FWD + a big car won't do 10's. What's the big deal with 10's anyway? You guys gotta turn Fast and Furious off and switch the channel to speedvision.
He's talking about the FWD cars that really do 10's. Well, to start with they have like 15" wide slicks and a traction bar in the rear. The steering is prolly rigged up so it will not pull so easy with torque steer.
Old Oct 11, 2002 | 01:57 PM
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Originally posted by kenshiro
You guys gotta turn Fast and Furious off and switch the channel to speedvision.
But if it was on F&F it must be true, right?
Old Oct 11, 2002 | 02:19 PM
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Originally posted by Kojiro_FtT

He's talking about the FWD cars that really do 10's. Well, to start with they have like 15" wide slicks and a traction bar in the rear. The steering is prolly rigged up so it will not pull so easy with torque steer.
Poweredbynissan's next thread:

Let's build a 4 second maxima without NOS

"Ok guys, what would it take to make a maxima break into the 4's?"


The reply by kenshiro:

"dude you need this body kit to do it: http://bmeltd.com/dragster.htm"
Old Oct 11, 2002 | 02:48 PM
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It's not about F&F at all. Ever since I first read about tuning, the 10 second 1/4 mile has been the most coveted(spelling?) time. I can remember reading about the first(I think) CRX with 450HP breaking the 10 second barrier. I remeber when Adam Swaratari(spelling again?) breaking the 10 second barrier in his RX7. And on and on and on.

The 10 second 1/4 is STILL not common amoung street cars, hell, it's still rare!
Old Oct 11, 2002 | 02:53 PM
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Originally posted by woreyah
It's not about F&F at all. Ever since I first read about tuning, the 10 second 1/4 mile has been the most coveted(spelling?) time. I can remember reading about the first(I think) CRX with 450HP breaking the 10 second barrier. I remeber when Adam Swaratari(spelling again?) breaking the 10 second barrier in his RX7. And on and on and on.

The 10 second 1/4 is STILL not common amoung street cars, hell, it's still rare!
Dude, if you had a 10 second street car you'd kill yourself. I have a high 12 / low 13 car and I nearly kill myself in it. A ten second car under full throttle is hard to keep in a straight line.
Old Oct 11, 2002 | 03:03 PM
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Originally posted by kenshiro


Dude, if you had a 10 second street car you'd kill yourself. I have a high 12 / low 13 car and I nearly kill myself in it. A ten second car under full throttle is hard to keep in a straight line.
People get me when they say things like that...

Just because I have a 10 second street car does not mean I have to floor it everywhere I go. That is what you call a moron. Honestly, I barely push my stock Maxima to the limits.
Old Oct 11, 2002 | 03:14 PM
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Originally posted by woreyah


People get me when they say things like that...

Just because I have a 10 second street car does not mean I have to floor it everywhere I go. That is what you call a moron. Honestly, I barely push my stock Maxima to the limits.
What's the point of having a 10 second car if you never drive it to its limits? If you never do then you can just drive the same speed in a 13 second car.

Some day I'll build my dream car. I want to drop a Chevy/Lotus LT5 engine into my Datsun 240Z. 500HP in a little tiny < 2500 lbs car... Drool...
Old Oct 11, 2002 | 03:26 PM
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Originally posted by kenshiro


What's the point of having a 10 second car if you never drive it to its limits? If you never do then you can just drive the same speed in a 13 second car.

Some day I'll build my dream car. I want to drop a Chevy/Lotus LT5 engine into my Datsun 240Z. 500HP in a little tiny < 2500 lbs car... Drool...
Wrong again...

A 13 second car will never drive like a 10 second car whether you're going 60, 80, or 100+ mph. Think about it! A 10 second car is quicker throughout the RPM range maaaannnn!
Old Oct 11, 2002 | 03:41 PM
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Wrong again...

A 13 second car will never drive like a 10 second car whether you're going 60, 80, or 100+ mph. Think about it! A 10 second car is quicker throughout the RPM range maaaannnn!
But I thought you said you weren't going to fully utilize the potential of the 10 second car? If you accelerate faster between 60, 80 or whatever that means you are in fact accelerating faster, thus you are more likely to kill yourself than in your 13 second car. That's what I'm saying. Faster = more dangerous = kill your freakin self.

My point is nobody needs a 10 second street car. It's too dangerous.
Old Oct 11, 2002 | 04:10 PM
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Originally posted by kenshiro


But I thought you said you weren't going to fully utilize the potential of the 10 second car? If you accelerate faster between 60, 80 or whatever that means you are in fact accelerating faster, thus you are more likely to kill yourself than in your 13 second car. That's what I'm saying. Faster = more dangerous = kill your freakin self.

My point is nobody needs a 10 second street car. It's too dangerous.
Tuning has never been about needs.
Old Oct 11, 2002 | 04:38 PM
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Tuning has never been about needs.
Sad, but true.
Old Oct 12, 2002 | 09:00 AM
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But I thought you said you weren't going to fully utilize the potential of the 10 second car? If you accelerate faster between 60, 80 or whatever that means you are in fact accelerating faster, thus you are more likely to kill yourself than in your 13 second car. That's what I'm saying. Faster = more dangerous = kill your freakin self.

My point is nobody needs a 10 second street car. It's too dangerous.
ferrari and lamborgini drive just fine on the street. do they not? they can run pretty close to 10 seconds or 11... no?
Old Oct 12, 2002 | 11:53 AM
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Originally posted by GLE02NJ
um..twin turbo for starters...are u serious about this question?!
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Also, you see a lot of parts copying the Skyline...such as body kits and lights. Do you see any cars with maxima emblems or lights on them? I doubt it. (This shows how much of a legend the skyline is and how popular it will become once it gets here in the US)
I saw a Honda Civic with Maxima tail lights! Does that mean the Maxima is famous???
Old Oct 12, 2002 | 11:53 AM
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ferrari and lamborgini drive just fine on the street. do they not? they can run pretty close to 10 seconds or 11... no?
high 11s stock for the Lambo.

10s? MAYBE you're talkin about the special edition Feraris, like the F50, F60, or the new Enzo that came out. Even then I doubt it.
Old Oct 12, 2002 | 11:55 AM
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lots of supercars can break into 10s with the modifications available to them, and im sure their plenty safe for everyday driving, not that u would drive a car of that expense everyday. my neighbor had a mid 70s camaro LT, twin T70,new motor, built internals etc... pushing only 15psi for street, and @ 15psi he ran 9.9xx @ 15x.xx mph, he drives that thing everywhere, as long as u dont floor it everywhere u go, it drives just fine.
Old Oct 12, 2002 | 01:12 PM
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Originally posted by PoweredbyNissan

ferrari and lamborgini drive just fine on the street. do they not? they can run pretty close to 10 seconds or 11... no?
You ever seen a review on either of those cars? Lambos are near impossible to drive, though not neccessarily cuz of the power. Vipers are the same. I know a dude who owns a Viper and a Z06, he drives the Z06 all the time but only drives the Viper at the track cuz it's just not comfy and hard to drive.
Old Oct 12, 2002 | 01:41 PM
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I just read through all 10 pages of this thread an I think my IQ dropped 25 points. Good lord. Thanks to some of you for keeping these maniacs in check.
Old Oct 12, 2002 | 07:05 PM
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Yea...really...there is SO MUCH misinformation on this thread it's incredible.
Guys saying the VQ can't handle 14psi when we have a member running 14psi on stock internals....


FYI - our cars are not drag cars, they don't have the aftermarket to be drag cars and no one in their right mind would attempt to make a 10 second maxima....
Old Oct 12, 2002 | 07:08 PM
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Here's the next Question to be answered. When will this thread stop?
Old Oct 12, 2002 | 07:59 PM
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This thread is ghey. You know I am sick of getting email notifications on this thread, I do not even check it anymore. Here is a point! YOU CAN MAKE ANY CAR A 10 SECOND CAR NO MATTER WHAT! The reason we mod our Max's is because of the Max Factor! It looks nice, has room, handles well, has power and little bit of everything out of a daily driver. If you were to strip it and go crazy it is NOT a Maxima and therefore what is the point? might as well have a pinto with a 2.4 turbo, because you will not drive a 10sec Max daily PERIOD. Bottom line, keep driving your Max and modding it have fun if you have a 1st,2nd3rd,4th,5th, or a new 6th gen enjoy, much Love to all Max owners and good luck.
Old Oct 12, 2002 | 08:27 PM
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Originally posted by woreyah
GUYS, GUYS, GUYS, come on...Do I need to give some examples...(I would give some but my links are at work)

I posted a link on a thread(the thread was removed) on an Integra running 10.88 that was a daily driver. There are daily driver supras running 11s, 300zx's running 11's, IS300s and on and on and on. These cars have not been stripped the body panels are mainly stock and most have interiors. I've read about them on the net and in all the magazines and what it took to get there. Again, it is possible.

The philosophy of tuning is simple, more air and more fuel means more power. The challenge is to strengthen the internals to take those kinds of forces. From what I've read, FWD is not an issue.

Hell, most imports of FWD.
Our cars are big and bulky. The cars you listed are rear wheel drive and have the advantage over the front wheel drive. Prior to posting this question one thing should have crossed your mind as posted above, weight reduction and then some type of Force induction and a strong tranny w/powerful axles that wont snap. To hit tens is to dream to actually get there is another story. SR20den accomplished his mission 12.1 w/force induction. Nitrous is the ultimate horsepower booster aside from a Turbo. So the Maxima will need quite a bit more work to even see 11's and thats just my opinon.
Old Oct 12, 2002 | 10:47 PM
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a 3000lbs car needs roughly 600whp to achieve 10s, i stated this earlier, well as far as i know, no ones actually gone as far as to make a 600+hp VQ, but if the engine was built to make that power, and assuming the axles and joints can handle that power, and if assuming it can gain traction, then a 10sec max is possible.
Old Oct 13, 2002 | 01:57 AM
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10 Second Chrysler K-Car

If this car can do it...hmmmm

K-Car vs. Supra

K-Car time is 10.63 @ 130mph

cheers
Old Oct 13, 2002 | 02:06 AM
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10-second Maxima on stock Potenza's... now THAT'S dreaming!!!

Old Oct 13, 2002 | 08:27 AM
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I JUST THOUGHT OF IT! I know a way to make it into a 10 Second Car.

....just shorten the length of the track
Old Oct 13, 2002 | 12:37 PM
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...whoever is still trying to convince someone that multiple 10sec passes in a maxima... should leave the board now.

Want a 10sec Maxima. Drop a VG30DETT in it, longitudially mount the engine, build a new firewall to allow the bellhousing of a Z32 tranny (or even a powerglide)... custom drive shaft, custom rear end....and away you go.

Want a FWD Maxima. Take a loan out for $35K and begin R&D'ing cranks for the VQ, rods, and pistons.

a 13sec Honda can be had for under $5K...NA.

a 11sec Honda can be had for under $10K...turboed.

So, whoever said it'll be $20K is on drugs.

Excluding suspension/safety, I have a $3000 mid-14 sec honda ($1800 for the car, $1200 for the engine/tranny/mounts). It's FAR easier to go faster in a honda than a Maxima... it's just the Maxima is FAR nicer than any honda. Plus, Torque is nice.
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addressed to Driven EF9:
what motor u running in that honda, b16?



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