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Old May 15, 2012 | 08:02 PM
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Going on the basis that runing both I/E Type R cams results in slight loss of boost through the exhaust I think Im going to stick with them instead of the Gsr Combination to keep it safer. I never really inteded to run over the 6psi as it seems there are alot of blown motors around from to much boost without cooling.
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Old May 15, 2012 | 08:03 PM
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If you use your washer fluid reservoir, what do you use for washer fluid?
We are running windshield washer fluid in my son's car. Its a little aggressive with the aluminum (methanol content), but it works really well for heat transfer. And it washes the windshield well too.
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Old May 15, 2012 | 08:07 PM
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Hey everybody... I just picked up a jrsc kit for my gsr.. Came with RC 440cc injectors and Crome tuned ecu but Before I install it I wAnt to do some maintenance on the motor ( timing belt ) the guy I bought it from sAid it would push 10 lbs of boost but I'm not sure that is true.. I will be running a gsr crank pulley and it has a 4 inch nose pulley ..unless it has a stepper pulley but I'm not sure what those look like.. So any help would be greatly appreciated.. Looking to install within the next month..
the stepper pulley is the double pulley for the alt if both belt groves are the same size its stock
if it a stepper there is a size diffrence between each belt drive area

need more info on motor size to work out boost levels
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Old May 15, 2012 | 08:09 PM
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Hey everybody... I just picked up a jrsc kit for my gsr.. Came with RC 440cc injectors and Crome tuned ecu but Before I install it I wAnt to do some maintenance on the motor ( timing belt ) the guy I bought it from sAid it would push 10 lbs of boost but I'm not sure that is true.
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Old May 15, 2012 | 08:58 PM
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the stepper pulley is the double pulley for the alt if both belt groves are the same size its stock
if it a stepper there is a size diffrence between each belt drive area

need more info on motor size to work out boost levels
Like what type of info.. It's just a bone stock gsr engine..I thought boost levels depended on how fast u spun the blower.. Either by using a bigger crank pulley and/or stepper pulleys or smaller nose pulleys..
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Old May 15, 2012 | 10:03 PM
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it does but engine capacity makes a difference
as you said gsr i wasnt sure as to what engine you had in it
but gsr 1.8 carnk + stock alt + charger 4" will net you 5.8psi
or with stepper 9.1 psi
but there levels aslo depend on other parts of the setup
as psi is a mesure of resistance

as an exsample if that was a 1.6ltr engine with same pulleys it would be
7.9 and 11.2
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Old May 16, 2012 | 03:44 AM
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looking for a stock JRSC ITR manifold cheap PM me details
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Old May 16, 2012 | 08:59 AM
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Originally Posted by MRGRIM
it does but engine capacity makes a difference
as you said gsr i wasnt sure as to what engine you had in it
but gsr 1.8 carnk + stock alt + charger 4" will net you 5.8psi
or with stepper 9.1 psi
but there levels aslo depend on other parts of the setup
as psi is a mesure of resistance

as an exsample if that was a 1.6ltr engine with same pulleys it would be
7.9 and 11.2
Thanks for the info.. It's really hard to find good useful info on superchargers..

My setup is going to consist of
Jrsc stock boost on gsr engine bone stock
RC 440 injectors
Aem fuel rail and fpr
Hondata Im gasket
Walbro 255 fuel pump
Trying to get a decent header and intake before I tune it because I have stock right now
Going to get it tuned on Crome..

What hp range should I expect??
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Old May 16, 2012 | 01:24 PM
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Hey my friends, I'm new Here!

PS - No one else has ever layed a finger is this car. All work between body and motor have been done by myself. This is a product of my 5 year journey with the car. Blood, sweat and tears. (It also helps if you paint cars for a living, see my other youtube videos)
Nice build/work on your video. Welcome to HondaTech!
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Old May 17, 2012 | 10:55 AM
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I fully understand, I just figured that since this topic is so hard to controll like you said, starting a new one and putting key ideas in the first topic so that setups and key points were easy to find that it would help. I've been on HT nearly 10 years, I know this isn't the only source, but like you said I hate to see such a good topic such as this just become a spaghetti bowl of infomation. But if I see points or questions I'll make sure to PM you so you can add it to your site.
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Old May 20, 2012 | 10:32 PM
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i have a JRSC w/ MvM stepper pulley for a GSR for sale if anyone is interested. details and pics in link below sig.
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Old May 21, 2012 | 12:13 PM
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can anyone tell me the length of the laminova cores used in the LHT intercoolers? already searched and back read this thread to no avail.
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Old May 21, 2012 | 01:15 PM
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Anyone running LHT jrsc with a Skunk2 68mm Throttle body ? how did you run the throttle cable ? what did you do with the throttle positioning sensor? pictures ?

also, upgrading injectors from 450s, what size should I get?

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Old May 21, 2012 | 03:03 PM
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We are currently running the 70mm Alpha Series TB on my son's LHT JRSC equipped 88 CRX.

We started with the stock 60mm JDM B16A TB, then upgraded to the Skunk2 TB later with the same setup.

We found the shortest Honda throttle cable we could find at Pick N Pull. Sorry, I can't remember what car it was from.

We fabricated a blockoff plate to block off the MAP sensor hole. We also had to block off the FIT valve holes on the bottom of the stock TB. The S2 TB doesn't have a FIT valve.

We fabricated a bracket that mounts to the two mounting bosses in front of the disk that the cable connects to. We attached a short throttle cable bracket to that with a couple of bolts.

Works like a champ.

Here are some photos:























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Old May 21, 2012 | 03:07 PM
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How much power does it gain over say an itr tb?
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Old May 21, 2012 | 04:46 PM
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We didn't do an apples to apples comparison.

We had a stock CRX air box and filter, into an Integra air pipe into the 60mm B16A TB. We replaced that all with an AEM GSR CRX swap CAI and the 70mm TB.

We went from 250hp at the wheels to 262hp.

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Old May 21, 2012 | 08:04 PM
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Originally Posted by waytoostoned
can anyone tell me the length of the laminova cores used in the LHT intercoolers? already searched and back read this thread to no avail.
they are around 3/4" longer either end of the manifold
from what is visable
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Old May 22, 2012 | 04:01 AM
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they are around 3/4" longer either end of the manifold
from what is visable
thank you. that narrows it down to either the 332 mm or the 392 mm core. I'm planing on diy the jrsc intercooler as well as an intercooler for a turbo diesel 80 series land cruiser and would like to use the same size core to keep the cost down.
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Old May 22, 2012 | 08:44 AM
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I have a questions about Cruising IAT's.

I think I am experiencing high intake temps during cruise condition. My bypass valve appears to be working properly, but I do not know what its position is at different map values. Below is some info on the system and what I am experiencing -

Powertrain -
B20/vtec
JRSC SC @ 9lbs
Two laminova heat exchangers installed very similar to LHT setup (same thing I think)
IC radiator which an aftermarket mishimotor civic coolant radiator located where civic AC condenser is. Has a fan, and header is heat wrapped and has a heat shield.
The IC coolant temp sensor isnt functional yet, but the radiator stays quite cool to the touch

Cruising -
Vehicle - EG Hatch, 2200lbs
Vspd - 80mph
RPM - 3800 rpm
MAP - ~65kPa
Ambient - 20C
IAT before TB - 25C
IAT in stock manifold location - 70-80C

Vspd - 60mph
RPM - ? rpm - in fifth gear
MAP - ~40kPa
Ambient - 20C
IAT before TB - 25C
IAT in stock manifold location - would drop to 50C


Vspd - Idle, after highway cruise
RPM - 1000 rpm
MAP - ~30kPa
Ambient - 20C
IAT before TB - 25C
IAT in stock manifold location - would drop to 35-40C very quickly


If I unload (decel) the engine on the highway, the manifold IATs drop very quickly.

This weekend at a RallyX, 80-85F (~30C), after a run the manifold IAT would settle down to 60C, but would heat up 80-90C during a 40-45 sec run.

Any suggestions? Do you guys see air temps this high after the blower and/or intercooler?

We are going to put it on the dyno to check bypass valve operation under light load at some point.

Thanks
Burke
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Old May 22, 2012 | 09:19 AM
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I say you bypass valve is ripped. Maybe not totally dead, but ripped & leaking.

I had the same problem on mine. Temps rise when cruising, but i saw no manifold boost unless I stabbed it.

Because my Bypass leaked, it opened 'just enough' to let the boost out, but not enough to circulate air.



To check, turn your car on to idle and 'pinch' the vacuum line that goes the the bypass. The plunger should move from all the way OPEN to CLOSED. If it doesn't move (or moves only a little) the problem is your bypass.
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Old May 22, 2012 | 01:48 PM
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Sounds like what my car was doing also. $100 bucks shipped from Moss. My valve was just twitcing. Caused the washer to vibrate. Thought I had a bearing going out.

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Old May 22, 2012 | 02:51 PM
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I have a jrsc itr manifold for sale....mint condition
Send me a email@ bswinki@hotmail.com and i can send you pics
$250 obo
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Old May 28, 2012 | 09:46 AM
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She's about done. Just waiting on custome pulleys. What you guys think?
B16 w/ JRSC @ 8psi (10-11) planned soon)
RC 550 injectors
Hondata s300
CTR tranny w/ LSD
ACT clutch and lightened flywheel
Blox coil overs
ASR subframe brace and 24mm sway bar
Carbon creations hood, fenders, wing, and hatch




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Old May 28, 2012 | 12:23 PM
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Nice build.
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Old May 28, 2012 | 04:35 PM
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great to see your just about there RiceBurner
so whens the big day for the tune?
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