About time for my build thread I suppose.
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looks great man. I'm already starting to dream about doing a B20Vtec and I haven't even got the CRV in my name yet.
Where'd you get those VMS camber arms? I'm looking at selling my old civic for the BWR set of coilovers.
Where'd you get those VMS camber arms? I'm looking at selling my old civic for the BWR set of coilovers.
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i got the VMS camber arms from a shop in toronto. You can get them anywhere though. I actually havent installed them yet, but they look pretty stout.
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bought a 94 integra GSR for on the cheap. Lowered it and added a type r wing, type r cluster, and type r front upper strut bar. Gonna put my motegi MR7's on it and pretty much call it a day. I like it for sure. CRV has been ignored a bit though. Took the motor/trans out and havent touched it much since. Got laid off a couple days ago so my plans for it kinda got kicked in the nuts. heres a pic of the teg next to the crv.
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Oh yeah and if your bored you should do a CRVTEC write up
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there's actually a really good B20vtec writeup out there on the interwebs.
Here ya go. https://honda-tech.com/forums/all-motor-naturally-aspirated-44/how-build-%22reliable%22-lsvtec-b20vtec-1676914/
probably the best writeup out there. Shows you how to do it right which can be daunting and expensive. but you can get by with doing it cheap, just don't expect the engine to last.
Here ya go. https://honda-tech.com/forums/all-motor-naturally-aspirated-44/how-build-%22reliable%22-lsvtec-b20vtec-1676914/
probably the best writeup out there. Shows you how to do it right which can be daunting and expensive. but you can get by with doing it cheap, just don't expect the engine to last.
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crvtec isnt much different than doing a head gasket...you just put a plug in the oil galary in the different head and slap it on with proper arp head studs, different dowels then put the oil sandwich adapter on and run the oil line to the head. Its simple really. Biggest thing is dont rev it past the stock b20 red line, other wise it'll spin/seize a bearing. Mine did both. Cyl 2 spun and cyl 3 seized. If you want to rev higher you have to get arp rod bolts and take your rods out so you can get them rehoned. while youre there bring your crank in and get them to measure for your new bearings so you can get it all done at once.
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That's different for sure, but I would have used the mini iPad so it does not stick out at all and would be flush. But good work still.
LDForget, If I'm ever up your way in Sudbury seeing family, we should meet up and have a little CRV photo shoot.
LDForget, If I'm ever up your way in Sudbury seeing family, we should meet up and have a little CRV photo shoot.
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CRV is out of commision at the moment as i spun a bearing. youre welcome to park next to it and take some pics though lol. Ive been driving my integra gs-aaarrrreeeefor the last couple weeks waiting for my built b18c to show up for the CRV. Are you going to fitted? i might go in my integra. I was gonna bring my CRV but that plan blew up in my face.
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Wow that guy does not know how to secure a car properly to his truck. The rear chain is going to nothing strong enough to really hold the car in place. It should be off the tow hook on the back or to the slots in the frame.
I know I use to drive a flatbed, and will most likely be going back to it.
I know I use to drive a flatbed, and will most likely be going back to it.
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Wow that guy does not know how to secure a car properly to his truck. The rear chain is going to nothing strong enough to really hold the car in place. It should be off the tow hook on the back or to the slots in the frame.
I know I use to drive a flatbed, and will most likely be going back to it.
I know I use to drive a flatbed, and will most likely be going back to it.