ls vtec vs. gsr
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Re: ls vtec vs. gsr (ek9slut)
Depends on your budget and what u want ta do to the motor. Ls/vtec's are some strong *** motors if built properly, but gsr motors can produce some big hp #'s also. So it really depends on your budget and hwtau want.
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Re: ls vtec vs. gsr (ek9slut)
Unless you are goign to make DAMN sure that it is done right then I'd go with a GSR. LSvtec's are really only worth the time and effort if you are goign to run high CR in my opinion.
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which ever one you can get your hands on...if built right. BOTH motors can pull good numbers and good times. I would peice together a vtec motor though...ls/vtec or gsr dont matta.
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Re: ls vtec vs. gsr (ek9slut)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ek9slut »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i want to have a strong *** motor that pulls hard with good numbers</TD></TR></TABLE>
then get a ls block and resleeve and bore it to 85mm..etc but stock for stock lsvtec vs gsr i'd go for a gsr anyday
then get a ls block and resleeve and bore it to 85mm..etc but stock for stock lsvtec vs gsr i'd go for a gsr anyday
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Re: ls vtec vs. gsr (GOLDBERG)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by GOLDBERG »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
then get a ls block and resleeve and bore it to 85mm..etc but stock for stock lsvtec vs gsr i'd go for a gsr anyday </TD></TR></TABLE>reasons?
then get a ls block and resleeve and bore it to 85mm..etc but stock for stock lsvtec vs gsr i'd go for a gsr anyday </TD></TR></TABLE>reasons?
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Re: ls vtec vs. gsr (EG6R)
GSR for reliablity, also prices have come down so you are not saving any money building LSVTEC.
displacement difference is negligable.
displacement difference is negligable.
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Re: ls vtec vs. gsr (ek9slut)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JdM DA InTeGrA »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Depends on your budget and what u want ta do to the motor. Ls/vtec's are some strong *** motors if built properly, but gsr motors can produce some big hp #'s also. So it really depends on your budget and hwtau want.</TD></TR></TABLE> keep what you have poor mans type r ...
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GSR block and LS crank. doesnt cost as much as you would think. you can pick up a complete GSR block for 400 and ad ls internals and you have the best of both worlds. PLus you dont have to mess around with the conversion. Total cost is prety close when you factor in the vtec conversion parts.
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Re: ls vtec vs. gsr (mehdiR)
i run ls/vtec but i think you would be better off keeping what you have now. i dont think all the extra money you will spend on swaping a ls block in would be worth the little amount of gains you will see
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Re: ls vtec vs. gsr (ek9slut)
keep the poormans r and invest in some tuning, headwork, cams, good header.......just my 2cents.....but good luck with your decision
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