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| The name's Sam | this is true I just tore apart my y7 that I pulled after it crapped out on me and found the rings were fried. I didn't necisarily mean lowering the compression I just meant the rods, pistons, head gasket, and of course arp head studs. That engine kit sounds like a kick ass deal. do you have a link for it? |
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| my cars go fast Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: your moms house Age: 27
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Rep Power: 11 | for 250whp, you HAVE to turbo the d. if ur on a budget, 250whp is unlikely with any natural asp. d/b/f(except f20c) without a ton of money. im assuming from the question that a k swap is out of the question, so u pretty much have to boost. however, 210-220 is about the universal maxwhp you can get on a stock rodded d, and thats pushing it to the limit. so no matter what ur gonna need to spend some coin to hit 250. either rods/slugs/turbo for the d, or b series swap boostin on a stock bottom end. both routes can easily see reliable 250whp, but will probably run about 3000 for a decent setup, assuming ur doing this shit yourself, if its done by a shop, expect to spend 4 to 5 |
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| | #36 |
| Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Raleigh, NC Age: 22
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Rep Power: 195 | Boosted D's cost much less than that. You can have all needed bottom end parts for like $500 which includes pistons, rods, gaskets and seals. Spend about $50 on a STD, HF, or CX exhaust manifold, ~$20-$30 for an adapter plate, and probably $150 for a nice junkyard turbo. You'd also need other things like maybe slightly larger injectors(junkyard DSM 440s can be had cheap, and also Prelude VTEC 310s), tuning, and intake and exhaust plumbing. |
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| | #37 |
| my cars go fast Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: your moms house Age: 27
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Rep Power: 11 | like i said, if you want a DECENT setup, it will cost you. hf manis and adapter plates with dsm injectors/resistor boxes is ghetto. not that it cant work, but its junk. seen it in action |
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| | #38 |
| my cars go fast Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: your moms house Age: 27
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Rep Power: 11 | not to degrade anyone's setup, or attack anyone here with a DIY setup, im just sayin ive seen both diy's/dsm setups and actual turbo kits/pieced setups side by side and the car with the newer more superior parts is always better, cleaner, more reliable |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Raleigh, NC Age: 22
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Rep Power: 195 | Quote:
Also, I don't see how resistor boxes are ghetto when many Honda's came with them stock. I'd rather have a 250whp "junk" homemade setup that works well vs. a 250whp $3000 setup that works just as well. Last edited by K2e2vin; 03-12-2008 at 03:16 PM. | |
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| Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Tacoma, WA
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Rep Power: 7 | b16's are a dime a dozen these days.... turbo that and you'd have to be numb to NOT make 250 hp, and thats with no building or really pushing anything. With a k20 costing $$$ and local legit b16's going for 1100 with tranny... i'd way put a b16/t combo in ANYTHING right now. I'm actually sad that i have dreams of HC racing, cuz for the cost of my tranny rebuild you could be making some ridiculous power. |
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| | #41 |
| The name's Sam | why swap the motor when you have 250 as your set goal? everyone just said that you can run that many horses on a stock d-series with a turbo. swapping the motor just to turbo that motor would be dumb, unless you plan on way more horse power. Work with what you got. As for homemade setups...don't talk shit about them. There is a guy running a twin t28 b16 that pushes a retarded amount of horse power for a homemade setup. Besides if you weren't in the tuning world to "customize" your car you wouldn't be here. Doing stuff yourself is what saves you tons of money. The more you can do the better, and if your really good at it it can make you money.
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| my cars go fast Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: your moms house Age: 27
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Rep Power: 11 | Quote:
(you'll probably respond w/ a paragraph or two tryin to hate. so in advance, take your own advice, stop being immature over the net, and find someone else that gives a fuck) | |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Alabama Age: 30
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| my cars go fast Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: your moms house Age: 27
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Rep Power: 11 | im not saying that it wont! i never did! the kit on my car is pieced together for fucks sake. im saying get new nice reliable parts-not junk someones selling off their 200k mile dsm and then wire it up with resistor boxes that arent designed for that car. thats all im sayin. precision injectors are cheap, rcs can be found cheap and are way better than a used dsm setup. |
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| Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Tacoma, WA
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do it kid (if you wanna spend ur afternoons picking up pieces of your blown motor.) on the bright side, those motor ARE cheap... | |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: philadelphia, PA
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| Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: philadelphia, PA
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Rep Power: 5 | damn i was driving down some street near a walmart and saw a 1989 supra for sale....$1,700....so tempting but it seems everytime i get one it dies on me somehow....its that car that always gets away from me...maybe im not ready for it yet lol |
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| my cars go fast Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: your moms house Age: 27
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| my cars go fast Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: your moms house Age: 27
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Rep Power: 11 | and to be fair, the bm is def WAY nicer in stock form when compared to stock civs and tegs! obviously, its no comparison. but most of us here arent riding stock............. |
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