well,theres a list of members times,but its in VIP,2K3 MSP said:I just asked a simple question...
but i can tell you,theres plenty of 14 runs..............
well,theres a list of members times,but its in VIP,2K3 MSP said:I just asked a simple question...
I run anywhere from 14.4 to a 14.6 depending on how I launch it on a measly 5 pounds of boost. MPH ranges from 95 to 97.2K3 MSP said:Not trying to start a flamewar...But what are you guys running in the 1/4 mile? i've seen a few comments knocking the Protege's and I'm wondering if you guys just have't had any run in's with some real competition.
If you go over to msprotege.com, you'd see there are many Mazdaspeeds running consistent 13 and 14 second passes.
Yall just don't know... Head over to http://www.msprotege.com or http://www.mazdamp3.com or http://www.protege5.comturbo95eg6 said:theres a protege thats actualy fast....?
Ya no worries. I wasn't trashing the Mazda, I was just really surprised that it was a pretty much dead even race with the Civic. He must be running low boost on it. WIth some stronger internals(if they even make any for it) that car could be pretty damn fast.2K3 MSP said:I just asked a simple question...
My point that I'm trying to make is that as a member of the Honda/Acura family , I will not disrespect or even attempt to say anything negitive about Mazda and there vehicles. Even tho this thread was created by someone else within this civic family , I just hope people from both can atleast come to a common understand between both vehicles. Protege' and Civic. ( in my case )LinuxRacr said:I understand that a lot of folks don't now much about the Protege's. I know that if I had been a Honda or DSM guy, I would not think Protege and Fast belong in the same sentance. The truth of the matter is for a sum of money, any car can be made to go fast, but my point is that the aftermarket has finally opened for the Mazda Protege (right when Mazda is doing away with them). Here is one company that makes turbo kits for us running their P5 at the track: http://www.msprotege.com/forum/showthread.php?t=78352&highlight=12.5
Well this thread seemed to atract another Mazda owner...hence post count of 3.LinuxRacr said:Yall just don't know... Head over to http://www.msprotege.com or http://www.mazdamp3.com or http://www.protege5.com
They are all the same site.
Yeah, we kinda felt the same at 1st. Then again a lot of factory cars have had the trend to detune a car from the factory. The biggest problem with the MSP's was that there was too much fuel being dumped in under boost. Once engine management solutions, and boost controlers were strapped to them, then that trend started to go away. Protege's have the engines for speed (the rods are the weak link, but the block is iron, closed-decked with a forged crank, and a main bearing support plate that prevents crank walk).nd4sped said:Well this thread seemed to atract another Mazda owner...hence post count of 3.
I just am very dissappointed about thier performance considering I was owning them at the track. Stock vs. stock.
Iron block = coolenss.LinuxRacr said:Yeah, we kinda felt the same at 1st. Then again a lot of factory cars have had the trend to detune a car from the factory. The biggest problem with the MSP's was that there was too much fuel being dumped in under boost. Once engine management solutions, and boost controlers were strapped to them, then that trend started to go away. Protege's have the engines for speed (the rods are the weak link, but the block is iron, closed-decked with a forged crank, and a main bearing support plate that prevents crank walk).