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buying car choice between 2, which is more modified


Magnatus
03-23-2008, 07:42 AM
simple question is which engine is faster
and is it smart to buy pre modified vehicles

b18
11:5 Je Pistons
ITR valve train
ITR cams with Venom Cam Gears and new belt
Perf intake mani
500cc venom injectors on competition fuel rail and fuel reg, 255lph pump
Full Exhaust ( no name headers and Greddy Muffler 2.5" )
Zex Dual nozzle nitrous kit
AEM CAI
70mm TB
New starter and Obtima battery for summer
Drilled/slotted front rear with good pads ( with Steel Braided lines )
FULL Ksport Adjustable suspension with strut sway and tie bars F/R
6 puck clutch with lightened Flywheel ( 2k miles on it )
Fluidyne High Performance Aluminum Radiator
Dyno tuned by locash racing with Locash ECU


car#2
B18 block w/ B16 head
T3T4 turbo running on 7 psi
34m wastegate
550cc from RC
255 racing fuel pump
ARP head studs
Tuned with a Hondata s200 Vtec kicks in at 6k and red line 85k
3 inch down pipe
Apexi full cat back exhaust
Type s blow off valve
stage 1 exeedy racing street clutch
lighten flywheel also from exeedy
short shifter

FrodoGT
03-23-2008, 03:09 PM
OK. this is actually a good question.

Car#1 will be faster in a quarter mile and probably in general. However you wanna make sure that whoever built the engine isnt a retard so it doesnt fall apart. If it was done right it damn near bullet-proof.

#2 will put down more hp and tq. But Id be wary of an ls/vtec that you havent built or seen built personally. PLUS a turbo on the stock internals, I see a time bomb. Also a stage 1 clutch (basically OEM replacement) wont hold the 300~hp and 200-250 lbft tq that this engine is probably putting out. In all I dont see it living much longer unless it has one hell of a tune. Now if the internals are built then hell yeah..it can handle that and then some.

The first one is gonna be ALOT louder.

BLU CIVIC
03-24-2008, 07:16 AM
you have to assume that modified cars have been beat to hell so you have to do a very thorough check...the first i'd be hesitant b/c of the n20...how many times has he sprayed and where did he get the car tuned at, and i agree with Frodo on the second...buying a modified car is a risk, but if it was done right, you've save a lot of time and $$$...and one more thing, if these engines aren't in their original cars, make sure you get the receits and whant not when you buy the car, can save you some trouble in the future

FrodoGT
03-24-2008, 01:48 PM
Ah I guess I missed the nitrous. yeah find out how big of a shot and how often. Would probably still be better than a stock block with a turbo but at 11.5:1 I dunno.. that a high compression for nitrous.

Magnatus
03-24-2008, 05:06 PM
ok thanks alot for the information Frodo and blue



and would they get the same MPG just about?

Magnatus
03-24-2008, 05:22 PM
i asked him and he responded

"It's only a 50 shot.. and yes I did use it a few times when adjusting the timing but the bottle is empty and I have yet to refill it. No it's not the original engine"

BLU CIVIC
03-24-2008, 06:40 PM
i'd say they may get close to the same mpg...as far as the engine goes, ask if he has receits...if it's a jdm engine then i wouldn't worry about it b/c i don't think you can trace those engines once they've been bought to the US..but if it's a USDM engine you deffiently need receits...depending on your area, police are cracking down hard on stolen car parts

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