HHR SS vs Integra
09-20-2008, 08:21 PM
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HHR SS vs Integra
So I went to wash the car today and when I was leaving the place. I got stuck at a light. Well while I was sitting there, a 2001 Integra pulled up next to me. Younger guy and had some stickers on it with very nice wheels. Well the light turned green and we started out slow and then I heard him get on the gas "Fart Car Sound" and I knew it was time to release the beast. I mashed the peddle and the turbo spooled up and I passed this guy pretty quickly. I got to about 75mph and I was already 4-5 cars ahead so I slowed back down and he got behind me. I came up on my turn and the guy followed me.
Well I couldn't turn yet because of traffic and he got out and asked to see my ride. We turned and stopped on a side road and he was saying, " he never seen one of these before and it's pretty nice". He liked the wheels and the effects. He asked if it was modded. I said no and that it was stock so far.
I asked him what he did to his car and here is his mods.
Type -R engine with intake, header, and exhaust. The car was very clean and not ricey at all. He was going to do a turbo kit soon.
Good times
Well I couldn't turn yet because of traffic and he got out and asked to see my ride. We turned and stopped on a side road and he was saying, " he never seen one of these before and it's pretty nice". He liked the wheels and the effects. He asked if it was modded. I said no and that it was stock so far.
I asked him what he did to his car and here is his mods.
Type -R engine with intake, header, and exhaust. The car was very clean and not ricey at all. He was going to do a turbo kit soon.
Good times
09-20-2008, 08:30 PM
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sounds awesome man congrats! i got the 2.2 n/a and so far from a stop i only beat a 4 banger s10, but from about a 25 kick i have beat a sentra intake,exhaust, a civic intake, header, cat back exhaust, and high flow cat, and a foucus hatch with intake, header, and exhaust!
10-09-2008, 08:21 AM
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I think the adjective "ballsy" comes with a torque requirement below 5K RPM, and its usage is expressly forbidden when describing any n/a Honda b-series motor. Epic fail.
10-09-2008, 11:35 AM
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10-09-2008, 11:52 AM
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