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I Wanna Race
04-18-2004, 04:23 PM
Well here is the list of cars I have decided to go through and what I want to do to them:

1988 Honda CRX HF
*D15B6 1493 62@4500rpm 83@3000rpm 9.1:1 ‘88-‘91 CRX HF
-D16A6 1590 108@6000rpm 100@5000rpm 9.1:1 ‘88-‘91 CRX SI
-D17A2 1668 127@6300rpm 114@4400rpm 9.9:1 ‘01+ Civic EX
-B18C1 1797 170@7600rpm 128@6200rpm 10.0:1 ‘94-‘01 GSR
-B20B 1973 126@5400rpm 133@4300rpm 8.8:1 ‘97-‘98 CRV

1992 Honda Prelude S
*F22A1 2156 135@5200rpm 142@4500rpm 8.8:1 ‘92-‘96 Prelude S
-H22A 2157 200@7000rpm 156@5250rpm 10.0:1 ‘99-‘01 Prelude
-H23A1 2258 160@5800rpm 156@4500rpm 9.8:1 ‘92-‘96 Prelude Si

1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX
*4G63 1997 210@6000rpm 214@3000rpm 8.5:1 ‘95 Eclipse GSX

1997 Mitsubishi 3000GT VR4
*6G72 2972 320@6000rpm 315@2500rpm 8.0:1 ‘97 3000GT VR4

*(Stock)
-(Swap)

Well? What do you guys think? Go Ahead and flame me.

JoeWagon
04-18-2004, 05:42 PM
If you are considering buying:
1. 1988 honda ~$600
and
2. 1997 VR4 ~$16,000
then you need to figure out what the hell you want. Oh, and people who are capable of doing swaps wouldn't keep their GSX stock for long.

Actinide
04-19-2004, 12:19 AM
LOL..yeah, that's a huge price gap.

Julioluko
04-19-2004, 02:21 AM
OK either your twelve, or a really rich 30 year with no wife, either or i would go with a VR4 or Stealth.

RattlesnakeGST
04-19-2004, 12:07 PM
Keep in mind that 3000GT VR4s are very expensive to fix.. Personally id go with the H22 Prelude..Decent power... and they look great...

BoostedSpyder
04-19-2004, 12:51 PM
some ont take away the web page that lists all the engine codes... quick!

wait, what was the point of this all??????

I Wanna Race
04-20-2004, 07:27 PM
OK, to clear this up. I guess I do make things kind of confusing sometimes. I am a 14 year old male. I am still in middle school, but will soon be moving to High School. Anyways this was to place before you what the cars are that I have decided to tinker with on my way to achieving the vast knowledge of cars that I wish to one day hold. If you look at the legend at the end of my post you will see what the car has stock and what I plan to swap in there in place of that engine. I do not have an unlimited fund or mass of money, what I plan to do is save for the first car and do everything to it that I plan and then move up the list by trading in or selling the car and/ or parts to make enough money for the next car on the list in descending order. Thank you for reading this rediculously long, but greatly need post. :evillol:

JoeWagon
04-20-2004, 08:03 PM
I understand exactly where you're coming from... but you don't seem to know what you want.

How much money will you have?
Do you want a reliable car or a fast car?

I did the same thing as you when I was younger, but now that I think of it, I had considered some really dumb cars. You live and learn, you can't learn what car is for you before you buy/try most of them.

Keep telling your parents that you want/are going to buy a 1995 GSX. If they know you've wanted it for 2+ years, they will not dissapoint you. It's a high maintenence car that is pretty fast. What more can I say?

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