Is it possible....10 sec car?
Let me first say...I have zero experience w/ mods, and I do not drag race. Just curious...
Is it possible to make the S into a reliable 10 second car? What kind mods would it take to do that?
(Please do not say..sell your S and buy...)
Thanks
Is it possible to make the S into a reliable 10 second car? What kind mods would it take to do that?
(Please do not say..sell your S and buy...)
Thanks
Look, anything is possible.
Speed is just a question of money: How fast can you afford to go?
Ask yourself this, how many cars run 10s and are reliable street cars? Very very very few. Sure, now someone will jump in and say their buddy's dog has a 10 second Supra blah etc.
Anyway, my point is that a reliable 10 second street car is somewhat rare, but not impossible. They do it with Civics, you can do it with an S2000. The issues are that parts are not readily available and those that are don't come cheap. Experienced S2000 tuners are few and far between as well, so you're going to hit the learning curve there too.
Pssssssssssst. Sell it, buy a Supra
Speed is just a question of money: How fast can you afford to go?
Ask yourself this, how many cars run 10s and are reliable street cars? Very very very few. Sure, now someone will jump in and say their buddy's dog has a 10 second Supra blah etc.
Anyway, my point is that a reliable 10 second street car is somewhat rare, but not impossible. They do it with Civics, you can do it with an S2000. The issues are that parts are not readily available and those that are don't come cheap. Experienced S2000 tuners are few and far between as well, so you're going to hit the learning curve there too.
Pssssssssssst. Sell it, buy a Supra
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Originally posted by Ldogdotcom
And LudeDude... have you ever seen one of those 10-sec Civics? No interior or anything, and that 10-seconds is on slicks at the track. Definately not on street tires or on the street.
And LudeDude... have you ever seen one of those 10-sec Civics? No interior or anything, and that 10-seconds is on slicks at the track. Definately not on street tires or on the street.




