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Does anyone know what it is or where I can find information on the 0-60 times of the 1986 SI 3rd gen hatch? huh.gif

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Oh, I just found some websites with this. I dont rememeber them but all I searched was 84-87 crx stats

QUOTE (warder @ Nov 4 2006, 09:47 AM)
Does anyone know what it is or where I can find information on the 0-60 times of the 1986 SI 3rd gen hatch?  huh.gif


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QUOTE (justintime)
Oh, I just found some websites with this. I dont rememeber them but all I searched was 84-87 crx stats


http://kumo.swcp.com.../crx/specs.html

i think this might be what you are talking about but i couldnt find any civc stats

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i dont know about you, but my 0-60 times are rated in minutes....... ph34r.gif

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I think these testers didn't know how to drive very well. That time is more like a carbed DX model...

I think the Sis are right around 8.5 secs...

http://www.redpepper...um470/album473/
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yeah, it should be around 8,5 for the si (european) 7,9-8,0 for a zc (125hp)
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Cool, thanks.

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QUOTE (CRXfanatic @ Nov 4 2006, 02:44 PM)
I think these testers didn't know how to drive very well. That time is more like a carbed DX model...

I think the Sis are right around 8.5 secs...

http://www.redpepper...um470/album473/


wish i could read that shit lol!
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well i think the info is a bit off on those pages

for the si hatch
0-60 was 10.57
standing 1/4 mile was 17.82/78.7mph
and 13" rims

if that is true then i like it. since now i know that all my hard work an money into the dx1.5 is paying off if im pulling off 16.39 for the 1/4miles

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QUOTE (Moose @ Nov 12 2006, 10:41 PM)
wish i could read that shit lol!


I wish you knew how to toggle the pics to full size so you could read that shit lol!

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QUOTE (CRXfanatic @ Nov 14 2006, 09:56 AM)
I wish you knew how to toggle the pics to full size so you could read that shit lol!



I wonder what it would do with r-comps

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QUOTE (CRXfanatic @ Nov 4 2006, 02:44 PM)
I think these testers didn't know how to drive very well. That time is more like a carbed DX model...

I think the Sis are right around 8.5 secs...

http://www.redpepper...um470/album473/


Lots of older cars seem to have quicker times now than they did when they were new. The only theory I can come up with is that tire technology is advancing more and more every year, allowing older cars to get more power to the road now than they could back when they were originally tested.

Edited by DarkHand, 16 November 2006 - 04:26 PM.

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Yeah, the other night I went out with a friend to a fairly open, flat road. Timed it with his watch, got right under 9 seconds. My friend is fairly large too, like 200ish lbs, I could tell the difference with him in the car. And this is with old dry rotted nasty tires. I think they just generalized.

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the car has faster specs here in europe, maybe they didn't wanna step on anybodys toes by out-performing the "american musle" cars? tongue.gif
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QUOTE (slavteren @ Nov 17 2006, 08:28 AM)
the car has faster specs here in europe, maybe they didn't wanna step on anybodys  toes by out-performing the "american musle" cars?  tongue.gif

Yep, exactly. You need to look at the mentality of the american public at that time, these cars were concidered "tin cans" and with that term meant disposable.
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