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Gsr Or Type Shigh_on-rice 09-21-2004, 04:18 PM i was wondering i am about to get my first car and i am stuck between the integra GSR and the rsx S so wich one is good for a beginer and does the turbo get along with the I-VTEC and the VTEC?? RSX-S777 09-21-2004, 04:41 PM Are you kidding me? Get the S... Unless you're one of those beginners that stalls out in the middle of every intersection...then you'd just be an embarrassment to other Type-S owners. :evillol: They respond very well to mods and you can turbo both just fine- but remember the high compression on the S if you go the FI route. crazy_canuck 09-21-2004, 05:26 PM The Type S. www.cybernationmotorsports.com A street RSX (not on slicks or anything either) is in the 11's with their stage 2 or 3 kit. There's also lots of NA mods, NOS kits, and Jackson Racing has a supercharger. Soon Comptech will be releasing one too. knorwj 09-21-2004, 05:33 PM well I really like both cars alot... however a few things to think about are... 1. Price: the gs-r will surely be cheaper 2. Mileage: Type -s will more than likely have less miles on it 3. aftermarket: while probly not true for long I believe the gs-r still has a slight advantage in options for aftermarket parts. 4. performance: ehh about the same. 5. Styleing: hmmm your call, I think they both have strenths and weaknesses. 6. Handleing: I'm not sure but I believe the S has a better suspension tran_nsx 09-21-2004, 06:19 PM if ur going to turbocharge the type-s, theres another step u have to do, which is to reprogram the ecu. it cost about 30-40 dollars more if u buy a kit from rev hard, and what u do is remove the ecu send it to their company so the can have it reprogamed, then they will send it back and u install it. this is true for the rev hard hard kits, so im thinking any of the other kits for the type-s would have to a similar procedure. crazy_canuck 09-21-2004, 07:59 PM The other turbo kits use different systems - The GReddy uses E-manage and Cybernations is about to release Gaurdian. That's what you'd use for engine management. vBulletin®, Copyright ©2009, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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