JDM D15B EG race car time attack
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when I see the potential of your car ... it make me proud to ride a D15 powered civic ! lol
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This video is a response to Time attack Thailand circuit
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Bira Cicuit @ Pattaya? ;)
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Love it, sounds great and looks to behave well on the limit.
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excuse me what kinda of straight cut gears are that and what diff ratio and final drive are u running it seems alot better than your last vids
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excuse me what kinda of straight cut gears are that and what diff ratio and final drive are u running it seems alot better than your last vids
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what are your gear ratios?
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do u have anymore recent vids from 2011? do u plan on making more vids for 2012?
subeefan 1 month ago in playlist More videos from golferchin76
@subeefan yes I will try to make a combination but it will take a lot of time.
golferchin76 1 month ago
i am not sure exact gear ratios but only 4th and 5th were straight cut. the final drive was 4.7.
at this track normally 4th gear is 1:1, and 5th is just 1.07 if I remember correctly.
I am not sure which video you were comparing to but if it was another video I made 1.5 year ago that was when I started circuit lapping. My lap time at that time was 1:20 ish, now I can do 1:12.7 and less. The engine and transmission are almost the same.
golferchin76 2 months ago
what kind of steering wheel is it?
this is a well built d-series,
yourgay123ist 4 months ago
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It is an OMP steering wheel.
this is an heavily modified JDM spec D15B which generates 190 naturally aspirated horses at the crank. Standard JDM D15B measures 130 at the crank.
golferchin76 4 months ago
Very fast and very nice. What dash is that, is it custom or manufactured? Keep up the good work.
hondaguru83 6 months ago
@hondaguru83 I had the dash removed, because it was heavy. Then the whole car's paint and sealer stripped away for spot seam weld. The roll cage was then welded to the chassis.
It needed a dash to fit all the buttons, switches, and the digital dash. So I hammered sheet metal into something like a dashboard. Once that fits my requirement I had the carbon fiber shop use it as a mould and made a carbon version of it.
I saw your video of Buttonwillow. you were having fun I am sure!
golferchin76 5 months ago