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Old 05-28-2004, 10:15 AM
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Question power gain

Hi, I own a civic 88 1.5L DPFI, I´m gonna make the convertion to
MPFI, does any body know how many horses is the gain on this swap, and what other modifications I can do with this engine to make power

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Old 05-28-2004, 10:56 AM
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power gains will depend on which trim you have, either standard or DX....with standard youd gain around 20-25hp, with dx youd gain 10 or so...either way you end up with pretty much the same hp

As for additional power, of course there are the basic I/E/H. A real good tuneup is always good for a few ponies. You can advance your ignition timing a little bit and youd make a few more ponies (but youd have to run premium due to predetonation). There are more things but i just cant think right now
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