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Old 03-15-2004, 10:23 PM
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Unhappy What is better? GSR or LS Vtech?

I have a 91 integra ls, it's pretty much stock with just aem cold air intake and hks exhaust, my motor has too manny miles over 200,000. I'm trying to get a motor swap. LS Vtech or GSR? 94-95? I want my car to be fast. WHat should I do?
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Old 03-15-2004, 10:44 PM
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Re: What is better? GSR or LS Vtech?

the gsr is a great motor. it would be reliable and kick ass. i would go with that if you had the money.
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Re: What is better? GSR or LS Vtech?

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I have a 91 integra ls, it's pretty much stock with just aem cold air intake and hks exhaust, my motor has too manny miles over 200,000. I'm trying to get a motor swap. LS Vtech or GSR? 94-95? I want my car to be fast. WHat should I do?
just wait till Ricochet finds this.
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Re: What is better? GSR or LS Vtech?

If you really want your car to be fast, buy a McLaren F1, if you want to make a Honda fast, boost it.

But any way a lsvtec isn't a stock motor, so there is no saying it is faster than X motor, because you can't compare something that doesn't exist.

When you build a LSvtec, you can make it stronger than a GSR, or an ITR, or whatever, just depends on how much time and money you throw at it.
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go with a b18c1. (GS-R) Great motor, dependible and decently fast.
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