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Old 04-20-2005, 12:48 PM
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Thumbs up ls v.s gsr

i would call my 91 integra stock right now all i got is weapon R headers,
cold air, custom cat, no exhaust, short throw shifter, stage 2 cluch and the 98 gsr has intake manifold, full cat back, stage 2 cluch, cold air some other stuff well i raced him i had him by a car n a half in 1st 2nd 3rd but in 3rd around 3500 rpms that right he also has a vtech controller oh yeah his vtech kicked in and he beat me by 1 car n a half... he found out that i was going to get my cams and start spending money on my engine then he went out on got a drag turbo now hes got 420 whp and i wanted some advise on what other things should i do to my car.
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Re: ls v.s gsr

ha engine swap........
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Old 04-20-2005, 01:15 PM
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Re: Re: ls v.s gsr

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ha engine swap........
lol its an ls it goes better with turbo but i want to know how to build my ls
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Re: ls v.s gsr

i say start out with internals first, if your wanting to boost it, the best you can do is boost more than he is.....
edit: and be the better driver, no matter how good the car, if you cant drive you cant win.....
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Old 04-20-2005, 01:25 PM
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Re: Re: ls v.s gsr

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i say start out with internals first, if your wanting to boost it, the best you can do is boost more than he is.....
edit: and be the better driver, no matter how good the car, if you cant drive you cant win.....
i know that.. the thing i want is to know what parts r better for my ls and what different parts other people have in there b18a
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Re: ls v.s gsr

Did you see his dyno runs or dyno sheet that says he made 420whp? Because with stock internals, it seems a little sketch (but not completely unreasonable). But if he really is making that much and it's on stock internals, I suggest waiting til he blows it up and then race him
But get the block sleeved, forged pistons, rods. Maybe consider a P&P and some turbo cams. The reason I say the last 2 is after I saw this: http://www.evans-tuning.com/viewtopic.php?t=790 That's 8psi on a stock bottom end, so if you were to build the bottom end you could boost quite a bit more. Not sure that's what you ment by which parts to get, did you mean specific companies?
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Old 04-20-2005, 02:19 PM
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Yeah I Was At The Dyno I Order His Drag Turbo U May Have Seen It In Super Street Its Red Carbon Hood Angel Eys Black Rims
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off stock internals?
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Old 04-20-2005, 02:26 PM
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Re: ls v.s gsr

Wow thats fucking impressive......i didnt think they could withhold past 300 at the wheels
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Re: ls v.s gsr

He's gonna blow it up!!!

And sorry, not to sound like i don't beleave you but I have built many turbo mitsu motors and to take that kinda of power, there has to be some major work, and that is on a car that comes turbo from the factory. A honda was never ment to be turboed, thats why you can only get about 7 to 8psi. So sorry man but he is not getting no 400whp on 8psi. I need to see prof.
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...U May Have Seen It In Super Street Its Red Carbon Hood Angel Eys Black Rims
What issue/year? What section was it in (featured rides?)? And what color is the car? My friend has a ton of Super Street issues at his house, I'm not a regular reader of SS.
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What issue/year? What section was it in (featured rides?)? And what color is the car? My friend has a ton of Super Street issues at his house, I'm not a regular reader of SS.

yeah me eather it's kinda rice, but i have ashit loade of them from my rice days.lol
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Re: Re: ls v.s gsr

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He's gonna blow it up!!!

And sorry, not to sound like i don't beleave you but I have built many turbo mitsu motors and to take that kinda of power, there has to be some major work, and that is on a car that comes turbo from the factory. A honda was never ment to be turboed, thats why you can only get about 7 to 8psi. So sorry man but he is not getting no 400whp on 8psi. I need to see prof.
I guess those literally dozens of stock 6-bolts and even 7-bolts that have taken 450+ and 500+ WHP must have been a figment of my imagination
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I guess those literally dozens of stock 6-bolts and even 7-bolts that have taken 450+ and 500+ WHP must have been a figment of my imagination

Umm, wait, can you not read? I said, it takes a lot to get there!! Proted head, bigger turbo, fuel m-system, bigger-v and springs, a boost control maybe some cams and really fine tunning. What I am saying is that a STOCK integra is not gonna have that kinda of power out of a turbo to the wheels. You can only boost 7 to 8psi. I am boosting 15psi on my mitsu and I have about 250whp. Do you understand now?
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