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Re: integra gsr or integra type R????

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Re: integra gsr or integra type R????

Since You Dont Want To Buy A Turbo Yet, A Type-r Would Be Best. They Do Look Nicer And A Stock Type-r Spanks A Stock Gs-r. Trust Me. I Have A Stock Gs-r...but Not For Long!!!
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Re: integra gsr or integra type R????

turbo = no need for i/h/e get the stuff straight...
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Re: integra gsr or integra type R????

I = no H= no E = yes =] get YO stuff straight
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Re: integra gsr or integra type R????

i think that if i had the green to buy a type r i would just buy a low miles ls and mod it to hell. If you buy a type r, light mods dont do shit and the compression on that engine is way to high to turbo it. Id hate to hear about someone who spends all their hard earned dough and ends up with a blown engine. The money you can save buying an ls will allow you to insall all the jdm goodies you want--especially the jdm front end conversion. But hey opinons are like assholes, just check some of the posts. good luck
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Re: integra gsr or integra type R????

Hears some pics of a turbo Type R:

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Re: Re: integra gsr or integra type R????

If you buy an LS you will NEVER have an ITR. Unless you weld a new roof on that takes away the sunroof.

Do you really know all the differences of an ITR and an LS?

Why would you buy a low mileage LS? Buy a mid-high mileage since your going to be replacing basically EVERYTHING with new parts if your trying to convert to an ITR look a like. I would buy a salvage Integra anyways because you'll never get your money back so why spend more in the beginning?

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i think that if i had the green to buy a type r i would just buy a low miles ls and mod it to hell. If you buy a type r, light mods dont do shit and the compression on that engine is way to high to turbo it. Id hate to hear about someone who spends all their hard earned dough and ends up with a blown engine. The money you can save buying an ls will allow you to insall all the jdm goodies you want--especially the jdm front end conversion. But hey opinons are like assholes, just check some of the posts. good luck
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i have a jdm type r in my del sol. i am planning on going with a turbo. your best bet is to ask people on itrca.com they have a whole bunch of guys running boost on stock internals. they all talk about inlinefour head gaskets, with block guards on a good tune one guy running 7psi hiting like 250 to the wheels that is impressive check them out
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Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2004 1:42 pm Post subject: my turbo setup

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I am shooting to run around 12psi daily and 15 at track
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