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A question for Integra owners
I drive a stang (hence my user name
) well anyways my friend who has an Accord is getting an Integra GSR motor swap this weekend. He want's to race me, how will he do? I hear those GSR motors are like......real quick but i dunno much about import motors so thought i'd ask. I'll admit i run mid to low 14's. and i have almost 200,000 miles on my motor, heh. plus the mods in my signature.
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yeah he will beat you i have a 98 gsr engine in my civ hatch and can beat mach1 mustang
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Re: A question for Integra owners
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i agree the gs-r moror is fast i have a 93 gs-r and i gan beat stock mustangs ( never tried a modifieed) but that was before my clutch started going.... anyway i am concerned however about how it will perform in an accord? it is a common swap into a smaller lighter car and therfore will really be quick but isn't an accord heavier than a gs-r? i mean i'm sure it will be quicker than the old accord engine but probly not as quick as it is in a integra and definitely not as quick as in say a hatchback civic or crx. but this is just my speculation maybe someone else that knows for sure can clarify.
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I dont know what you guys are talking about. A stock accord w/ GSR motor isnt gonna make miracles. I have an actual GS-R w/ intake, and I run a 15.1ish time. If you run a 14.5 than you will beat him, unless he's got plenty of other mods under the hood.
I dont like american cars, but im not a dumb ricer, and im not gonna say the accords gonna win without proper justification.
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Re: A question for Integra owners
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thats what i was tryin to say... anyway... I don't think a gs-r motor is a good swap fpr an accord there must be a better swap for it.
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LOL, no way an accord w\ GS-R swap will beat you without a lot of mods and a good driver. Plus I don't think its a good idea to put a B series engine (i.e. b16, b18) into an accord. I'm not sure on this but, I think the h22 Prelude motor is a more common swap, not sure on that one though and if not that he could try the V6 accord motor
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what year is the accord and what model? imo i think its pointless to put the gsr motor cuz of the weight.he should of atleast got the h22, and even still he gonna have a tough time beat u.
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why doesn't he just buy mods for the accord engine... there has to be some somewhere, i really don't think the gs-r will cut it
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Re: A question for Integra owners
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I'd say put money on the race...and then beat the crap out of him.
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