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Old 03-18-2002, 03:18 AM
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how much more can a vtec engine stand

sup its me again my car is about to hit 99,000 miles its a 92 civic si hatch and i race here and there alot downshifting this downshiftting that on streets and freeways. how much more u think my engine would last till till it blows??? i dont race all the time i use it for daily drivin to but yah how much more u think???? opinions? 150.000? 120,000?
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Old 03-18-2002, 08:25 AM
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well my friend drives like a maniac.
Blew his engine at 80,000. Sucks huh.
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Old 03-18-2002, 08:29 PM
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Do u rev like...really high frequently?

If yes, be careful. Maybe.....get it rebuilt.


Plus, don't "powershift" because that's straight up gay.


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i've got a 97 ex coupe...i got it with 84,000 miles on it. its got 114000 on it now. and i have driven it pretty hard. and its still running like a dream....ony i take care of it. regular scheduled maintenance, woter pump and timing belt at 90K regular oil changes, tune ups and just had the valves adjusted.....
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Old 03-18-2002, 10:53 PM
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my 95 Civic had 140K miles on the engine when I pulled it and it ran GREAT and I dogged the hell out of the engine the trans and engine both run great

honda engines are really built well and unless your a real dumb@#$# you wont blow it till it has high miles

things for starters are taking the rev lim off and reving the engine 500 RPMS higher then it should sure the engine might hold it but SMACK! if its not built for it don't do it

if you keep the upkeep of your engine good and don't drive it like a DUMB@#$#@ then you will be ok I can't even start to tell you how many times I've seen people just sit at a light with the clutch in full throttle letting the engine bounch off the rev lim....

with my B16 Im planing on putting 40-50K hard miles on it and from there see how it holds up with 8 or so PSI boost once it shows any sign of wear Im going to pull it apart and put new rods/potins in it and maybe lower the CR

I should have a engine I can depend on for years to come
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