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1995 Acura IntegraJoin Date: May 2009
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the only thing you really need to know about modifying the auto is working around the computer system since hondata considers making a data tuner for the auto trans models a waste of time, so if you can get in detail about how you tune the engine, that would be fantastic
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If you wanted to go about it the $$$ way.. then yeah levelten.com is your first investment for sure, second would be a AEM ems. Aem has literal plug and play ecu's with software to setup your trans control. A must if you run a obd2 trans. Last edited by GrayZee; 11-04-2009 at 07:07 PM. |
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ive got dsm 450 cc injectors on my grs motor and its just right and im running 10psi and i ve got the afc almost turned all the way up i had 390cc injectors in it and i could not get near 10 psi so i dont c how ur running stock injectors but going from automatic tranny to standard is eazy all you need is the tranny of corse with the linkage the flywheel and the clutch and press plate you pull all your automatic stuff out and you might have to drill two holes for the linkageput your flywheel and clutch stuff on bolt your tranny up and get a petal ans master and slave cylinder and bolt everything up and run you clutch line
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1995 Acura IntegraJoin Date: May 2009
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i dont understand why people assume that everyone is buying auto cars to do an auto to manual switch
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Because you just don't do that. |
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I did it, just to be different. AND to piss off people like you. btw, it isn't exactly a quote you are making if you are censoring/adding to it now is it? |
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1995 Acura IntegraJoin Date: May 2009
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You dont build a HONDA for racing, period. By your standards of course. Who the hell takes a 1.8L engine and builds it to be a race motor? I have bottles of soda with more displacement. You must get laughed at alot. |
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Very good point, all of the Honda's that I know of that are really quick are also rolling the dice everytime they do a drag launch. Hoping that they won't break a axle, diff, or plain just split the transmission casing in two. That can get VERY expensive, especially when you are breaking it more than once. There are MUCH better platforms for a race car. |
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Oh really? You don't build a Honda for racing? You should call Honda of Japan and knock some sense into them then. And go into the ITR thread and let them know there driving shitboxes that are built with low standards, and you have a soda bottle with more displacement. You're an idiot, Hondas are NOT built to be drag cars. You're correct about the litre size being smaller, there built for turning at high speeds, ROADRACING. And i've seen PLENTY of Hondas built for drag racing that outperform cars that are made for drag.
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You're the newb on here who shouldn't post when they have no idea about what they're talking about.
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We were talking about boosting auto cars, which I HAVE done. I guess your 800+ posts make up for actual experience. Sorry I came in this thread and stepped on your toes buddy.
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1995 Acura IntegraJoin Date: May 2009
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your the noob on here complaining about people doing REAL engine work and trans work with the auto trans, when your modding your moms honda civic sedan with a cold air intake and some decals. |
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You are forgetting about the most important part... the subs and gangsta rap!
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LOL, I'm usually very modest but I have to say I'm almost positive that you haven't come close to doing the amout of engine/trans work I've completed on my Integra Type-R, a REAL Honda, that was available in 5 SPEED standard MANUAL transmission ONLY. I think your AUTO Integra comes a little closer to a civic sedan with some ricey decals on it then my car ever would. |
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youd have alot more fun, and be more efficient with a 5 speed and the price of a decent tranny now a days id def do a 5 spd swap. not hard at all, id swap it over be much better.
and youll prob eat up the tranny pretty quick special if you launchin the car, it wont last very long |
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I suppose your kids would get the same reaction if they ever dared to marry someone that does not live up to your standards of race/religion/political beliefs.. ect.
We have never even met and you are getting upset that I am not following the church of the mighty 5speed blindly. |
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Drive what you want. The whole thing about Hondas not being built for racing is what set me off a little, because by saying that, it shows blindness, and ignorance, and I have a very low tolerance to those who are uneducated about something, speaking so strongly against something like they know what the hell they're talking about. |
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As far as tuning goes, I'm pretty sure you can use emanage.
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