Civic smoking a SS
Civic smoking a SS Civic is suppose to put down 320 rwhp/ 270 rwtq. Should have been a closer race than that, but run what ya brung. Usuaully don't post vids of LS1's getting killed, but we can't win em all.
http://www.cheesefrog.com/modules.ph...p=getit&lid=14
http://www.cheesefrog.com/modules.ph...p=getit&lid=14
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I'm not gonna say what's on my mind, because I don't want to hate on the quick Civic. It sure is an impressive car.
i sincerely hope this is a joke...
Originally Posted by badboy4life
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Was I missing something or did it look like the SS wasn't sure if he wanted to hit the accelerator at the signal of the horn?
There is no way that the SS would have been left behind like that.
That is a shame on his part.
There is no way that the SS would have been left behind like that.
That is a shame on his part.
Originally Posted by enisguy
I'm not gonna say what's on my mind, because I don't want to hate on the quick Civic. It sure is an impressive car.
i sincerely hope this is a joke...
i sincerely hope this is a joke...
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Yea I think that Civic guy paid that Camaro to lose for the video. What ricer that has enough $ to put a faster motor in his car and doesnt even have tinted windows or tach. Just a though....oh yea and its a 4 door Civic, not very popular with the import racing "Civic" croud.
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Originally Posted by Stangkilr
Yea I think that Civic guy paid that Camaro to lose for the video. What ricer that has enough $ to put a faster motor in his car and doesnt even have tinted windows or tach. Just a though....oh yea and its a 4 door Civic, not very popular with the import racing "Civic" croud.
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Not only was it a four door, notice he had the stock seats and stock steering wheel. This must be a joke. Ricers always change the seats and steering wheel.
And to the guy who started this thread, I don't think a Civic can put down 320 rwhp and 270 rwtq...I mean I could be wrong, but Civics are front wheel drive, right? Hahaha.
And to the guy who started this thread, I don't think a Civic can put down 320 rwhp and 270 rwtq...I mean I could be wrong, but Civics are front wheel drive, right? Hahaha.
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I just gotta raise the flag on that one..... 
Anybody else notice that the guy's head didn't move even a milimeter toward the headrest? If he was accelerating that fast wouldn't there be just a tad of G force? Looks staged to me.
Anybody else notice that the guy's head didn't move even a milimeter toward the headrest? If he was accelerating that fast wouldn't there be just a tad of G force? Looks staged to me.
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Originally Posted by Robzilla
Your an idiot, cheesefrog makes some fast cars, just because you don't like them doesn't mean they can't be fast. Oh and FWIW the four door is lighter than the two door.
Originally Posted by Robzilla
Your an idiot, cheesefrog makes some fast cars, just because you don't like them doesn't mean they can't be fast. Oh and FWIW the four door is lighter than the two door.
