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Old 11-21-2005, 03:22 AM
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CRVtec

just wondering what info i can get on a crvtec swap into a 00 si vs. a b18c1 swap? i know more horse, but what else would i need with the crvtec......also how reliable is the crvtec? the more i read aobut the crvtech the more i like...but i cant find that much info.....i know the b18c1 would be easier, but how hard would the crvtec swap be?

i currently have the stock b16a2 - cant i use alot of these parts for the crvtec swap? also ive seen something about needing axels for the crvtec - what kind of axles would i need?

also what would the red-line be in the crvtec, and i cant find any info on a boost/nitrous combo?

thanx guys, i know its a ton of questions

ps - sorry im engine retarded
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Old 11-22-2005, 12:42 AM
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Re: CRVtec

http://www.b20vtec.com/
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