Myx has 1/4 mile times posted with this tune on cvt if you want to see numbers
Keep in mind Myx runs tires that are 2" shorter than stock and has full bolts ons. So his numbers are lower than the average guy tuning his stock Civic.
less rotational mass. Should pick up mph with smaller tire
We're talking improved acceleration with smaller wheel/tire diameter here, not about width. It's about having less unsprung weight and you are changing the final drive ratio as well.
If your only goal is trying to get the quickest acceleration possible, smaller and lighter is better. But, you will mess up your speedometer accuracy and possibly the ABS if you go too small diameter. Myx does this for his runs at the track.
BTW: I drive with the setup I have all day, everyday. I don't change anything for the track. Even tire pressure is exactly the same as while I'm driving to the grocery store or out to dinner.
Cause you never know when you have to give some scrub the businessListen to this man. He knows what he's talking about.
I have personal issues DallasjHawk so I don't count. No-one ever wants to race anymore.......ever (which is good because I'm getting to old for this shi*). I swear though, whenever I leave any of my cars stock, old grandmas would rev their supercharged Buicks at me and hand me my arse on the daily.
I forgot to add @gtman that at the time of the 13.6 runs, I had a homemade intake, Depo Intercooler and PRL Downpipe with TSP Stage one Beta tune. Front pipe and exhaust was still stock at the time. Hell, who counts a homemade intake anyways? (-1) So just TSP Tune/Intercooler/PRL Downpipe.
I wouldn't even be mad if I got smoked by some old lady in an '87 GNXI have personal issues DallasjHawk so I don't count. No-one ever wants to race anymore.......ever (which is good because I'm getting to old for this shi*). I swear though, whenever I leave any of my cars stock, old grandmas would rev their supercharged Buicks at me and hand me my arse on the daily.
Was looking in the forums for this specific information right here. Thanks for posting it up @gtman.
