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Old 08-13-2006, 02:39 PM
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96 ls low 15 1/4

I want a low 15 sec 96 ls. I am wanting to stay n/a and no ls/vtec. already have i/h/e and a stage 2 clutch. was wonderinge what would send me to low 15s for 500 dollars. looking into intake manifold and 68mm throttle body.
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Re: 96 ls low 15 1/4

nitrous, change youir compression, upgrade your head. bore it out, port polish, there are alot of things you can do to get you closer to low 15. may i ask why you only want low 15 and not low 12???
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Re: 96 ls low 15 1/4

daily driver right now dont want anything to crazy
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Re: 96 ls low 15 1/4

we'll i guess nitrous is your only option, apparently no one else has opinions they would like to throw out there
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Re: 96 ls low 15 1/4

Intake manifold and throttle body are worthless, you'll end up losing low end power. But yeah, nitrous is really the only thing that will do it for that budget. Also swapping out the transmission for a b16a or b18c one will help you as well. <- You could find one for around that price or cheaper if you search around enough.
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Re: 96 ls low 15 1/4

don't go nitrous it will destroy your engine in the long run. Most people can't resist pushing it with nitrous.

You can easily reach low 15's in an LS. Basic bolt ons I/H/E, good tires and a nice set of cams with decent tuning will probably put you there. I'd say the throttle body and manifold would be a waste at this point.
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Re: 96 ls low 15 1/4

Team-integra.net will explain all your options.
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Re: 96 ls low 15 1/4

i think that ntrous would easily put u there and if u do it right your engine will be fine
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