Anyone track their Accord?

[slammed4thgen]

and sadly you dont have an installer in va.

i just checked

although if you go to ravelco.com you can order one through them, and install yourself or find someone who will.

[starchland]

been reading up on this ravelco...how would you install it yourself? does it come with instructions? is every ravelco system its own different key?

[AllWhiteCoupe]

Hey, i live In No. Va. And I have an alarm, and it means nothing. Ive lost Thousands of $ worth of things out of my Cb. Ive also lost My CD5 once, and the only reason i got it back was couse i ran it outa gas and was to broke to put any in it! The cops found the car at Springfield mall siting in the middle of the lot, completly out of gas!

What part of NOVA do you live in?

[BuckChoklit]

I live in Burke. This area around here is notorious for modded Honda's getting stolen. Especially in the Springfield area.

[NAiL05]

yeah this is very true. Just make sure your car is safe, make sure your brakes are in check and your tires as well. check all your fluids constantly too. Get a a feel and handle for the stock setup. the stock engine is more than enough to have fun and get you into trouble on the track. after you have done a few events you can get the feel as to how youd like to dial in your setup

Thats what I am glad most of the events I have attended have safety inspections where they check for the basics..brake operation, no leaking fluids, no loose objects, etc...

[1990Ex]

swap the motor......AN TELL NO ONE, wrap the stock wheels in some sticky rubber, get you some good coilovers, better brakes, an change nothing else on the exterior. best way for your car not to get stolen

[f22-dohc]

i tracked my accord.

i loved every minute of it. its nice to hang with the ITRs/swapped EF's/EG's/EK's, and other FF cars.

i miss it

love the look of drivers checking out what my accord had --cuz im all over them on turns. i've panicked a few off the track lol
loved getting the thumbups after pittinng in
the smell of burning brakes, the tire shreds all over the car,
melted tires, shredded tires, making passengers pee their pants,

amazin way to learn the car.

setup:
jdm f22b w/ IHE
coilovers on illuminas
wagon front brakes
rear disc conversion
1 inch master cylinder
rear vigor sway bar, strut bars
lude rims on toyo RA1's

strut setting
4 front 5 rear, higher tire pressure rear. gutted rear for track days.

http://media.putfile.com/chasingITRcrx

earlier track days.

if i had an h22 w/ lsd, i would have left that car behind. ITR on a crx shell.

[CB7Man]

My backroads are just like a track...hah
The stock accord handles great I think, minor understeer however once in a while

[f22-dohc]

My backroads are just like a track...hah
The stock accord handles great I think, minor understeer however once in a while

minor?

you're not driving hard enough. enter a turn at 165km/hr and tell me your stock accord has minor understeer.

try a hairpin @ 45 km/hr.

the car handles like shit IMO. my current accord handle like crap. bone stock 92. i do not remember my maroon one like this.

[scudweiser]

i dont live in an area where car thefts are common but i still worry, so im building my car as low key as i can. the only mods to the exterior are side mirrors, some 16's and passwordjdm license plate frames. even my radio is factory. i figure if i keep it on the DL no one will want to steal it.

[NAiL05]

minor?

you're not driving hard enough. enter a turn at 165km/hr and tell me your stock accord has minor understeer.

try a hairpin @ 45 km/hr.

the car handles like shit IMO. my current accord handle like crap. bone stock 92. i do not remember my maroon one like this.

haha I hate hairpins...no power steering but our cars DO understeer a lot when hitting turns. I did it with stock suspension on both my 90ex and my 92 ex I have now. Both understeered horribly stock and even worse in wet weather. After the minor suspension upgrades it has been a lot better. I love my turn in now since its responsive and i can feel everything going on.

[CB7Man]

Stock Coupe and Sedan differ slightly in suspension characteristics

I have fun, I dont go out and scare the shit out of myself

[f22-dohc]

haha I hate hairpins...no power steering but our cars DO understeer a lot when hitting turns. I did it with stock suspension on both my 90ex and my 92 ex I have now. Both understeered horribly stock and even worse in wet weather. After the minor suspension upgrades it has been a lot better. I love my turn in now since its responsive and i can feel everything going on.

depends on the tracks i guess, but the video i posted has 2 hairpins.

eventually i found it best to turn in late, mash the gas and let the understeer line u up. --running R comps though