Not too sure about my type R???
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Not too sure about my type R???
Built a motor over the winter, and im not too sure if everything will run properly?? maybe some parts shouldnt have been installed??....Little Help??
I started off with a B18c5 block.... Got it with a set off rods and pistons and a damaged crank... Found and installed a GSR crank...and replaced the stock R pistons with oversized JDM CTR pistons.. and reused the stock R rods
Found an R head and bolted that down to the block with an OEM Honda headgasket....Insatlled JDM ITR cams and corwer cam gears, with OEM valves valve springs and retainers.
Then I installed a AEM fuel rail and Press. Reg..... using a stock R intake Man. bored out to 64mm ....and bored out my TB to 64mm
and using a 4-1 DC sport JDM header witha 2.5 collector
Other bolt ons:...CTR crank Pulley,Hondata Intake man. gasket
I plan on getting it tuned b4 i start it but Jus wanted to know if anyone has tried this b4?? or if someone knows its not gonna be good when i turn that key to start the car??
Thanx!!
I started off with a B18c5 block.... Got it with a set off rods and pistons and a damaged crank... Found and installed a GSR crank...and replaced the stock R pistons with oversized JDM CTR pistons.. and reused the stock R rods
Found an R head and bolted that down to the block with an OEM Honda headgasket....Insatlled JDM ITR cams and corwer cam gears, with OEM valves valve springs and retainers.
Then I installed a AEM fuel rail and Press. Reg..... using a stock R intake Man. bored out to 64mm ....and bored out my TB to 64mm
and using a 4-1 DC sport JDM header witha 2.5 collector
Other bolt ons:...CTR crank Pulley,Hondata Intake man. gasket
I plan on getting it tuned b4 i start it but Jus wanted to know if anyone has tried this b4?? or if someone knows its not gonna be good when i turn that key to start the car??
Thanx!!
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did you have the block and rods inspected and honed before you tossed it all back together? if there was any damage done, a rod may be bent or the block may have some damage.. other than that, run a decent engine management setup or have a chip burned for your specific aplication and it should run very strong... thats a wicked setup you have
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Originally Posted by B16A2
did you have the block and rods inspected and honed before you tossed it all back together? if there was any damage done, a rod may be bent or the block may have some damage.. other than that, run a decent engine management setup or have a chip burned for your specific aplication and it should run very strong... thats a wicked setup you have
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Originally Posted by turbocivic
did you get the crankshaft matched to the block with bearings?
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ummmmm
Originally Posted by Eg_TypeR
replaced the stock R pistons with oversized JDM CTR pistons.
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Originally Posted by Wanted
i'd tow it to your tuner, and bring the stash. all i can say is tuning is the key, but, that c.r is just too high for safe, reliable daily driving. anyway, good luck with the project.
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Originally Posted by 6Msentra
12.6 is more than fine as long as he has a very good piggyback or a standalone.
Last edited by Wanted; 08-14-2005 at 11:36 AM.
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Originally Posted by Wanted
first off....it has nothing to do with the system of choice (piggyback or standalone) for tuning the vehicle, its the tuner. if you read my post, you'd see that i said tow your car to who? the tuner. why? its obvious. its possible to drive with that c.r., its just not logical or practical. that was my point. what is your c.r. on your daily driver? i can bet that its nowhere near 12.6/1................
my dd is stock so yes compression is lower. but i have 2 friends who have run 14.1-14.5 daily, so i guess your ideas are stuck in the 80's.
and he shouldnt tow his car to the tuner. running high cr he should know how to tune himself because he will be fine tuning on a regular basis.
hell there are stock cars at 11.5:!, ... really 12.6 is not that extreme. hell i remember a few years ago some all-motor drag cars were wunning 16+:1 and it proved reliable in racing, but the tech behind it was leading them to believe that it coud be streetable.
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Originally Posted by 6Msentra
ignorant statements abound.
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Originally Posted by Wanted
are you kidding me???????? LOL, you are right, a safc and fmu is useless, because he doesn't have a turbo kit. fmu's are boost dependant. and, Skunk2's dc2 from 5 years ago ran 10's with only a chipped ecu and a Field vtec controller......so, once again, you are wrong. anyway, if your boys are running in the 14.1-14.5 c.r., then i guess they are full racecars, because the fastest allmotor Honda's in the world run in the 14+ c.r. unfortunately, you are a bit lost. i think that you mean your boys are either running 14.1-14.5 in the 1/4, or, they are running 14.1`-14.5 a/f ratio. if its the latter, then your boys are running on borrowed time. anyway, i'm done. but, i must say, once again......it not practical nor logical. by the way, can you name the cars that are sold with 11.5/1 c.r.? and, don't say the Celica GTS, because Toyota reduced the c.r. after 1 year. and, don't even talk about supercars.
the 14:1's were street cars on 94 octane. if you dont wnat to believe, thats fine. i could care less. yep sorry the 11.5 was the celica... but didnt they sell it? so i guess it is legit?.... so what do you think about 10.5 and 11.5cr with 14+psi on a turbo? possible? on 94? daily driven?
so a racecar ran a time with a chipped ecu. it doesnt have to run to the store, go to work, have changing atmospheric conditions, etc... 1 pass, done. make small changes. has nothing to do with funning a street car, although the knowledge gained is applicable to street cars.
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