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ya sorry about the c in think but i was out of it last night. ya man im going to get new rims on it. engine is on its way. hey thx guys for the info. also what do u guys think i should drop into it ?
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Re: What u guys thinck

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ya sorry about the c in think but i was out of it last night. ya man im going to get new rims on it. engine is on its way. hey thx guys for the info. also what do u guys think i should drop into it ?
Before that question can really be asnwered, what are you planning for the motor? N/A or Forced Induction? If you go FI, get an LS. For one, the B18B1 can handle more boost on stock internals than any other honda motor, 12psi. If you are going N/A, don't get the LS, unless you plan to LS-Vtec it. I personally don't care for LS-Vtecs, unless you knoq qhat you are doing and do it yourself. If you go N/A, get a B16A or a B18C1. If you go FI, like I said above, get the LS motor hands down. Like I said above though, what motor you should get really depends on what your plans for the motor are.
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cool thx for all the replys on all this stuff. especialy D[X]P but thx to all for all info and feed back. keep it coming.
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cool thx for all the replys on all this stuff. especialy D[X]P but thx to all for all info and feed back. keep it coming.


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