my girlfriend just baught a 91 integra I have never messed around with hondas before and she dosent know anything so just wondering what needs to be done to make it run a low 14----mid 13 full interior I dont care if thoes times are made on slicks or not it is a 5 spd I did a little research and from what I could gater it has a B18A1 I think with 153K miles we are on a budget of about 2K with that being said is it even possible any input will help thanks

 

It's gonna cost more than $2000, but after checking the compression on the cylinders, you can buy a turbo kit (used if you want it cheaper), get a clutch, a program for the ECU and some sticky tires. Then see what times you can bang out.

 

turbo's the only thing that'll get you there with that low of money.
But, $2000 really isn't going to cut it. There's alot that needs to go into it, and you need some "wiggle room" with your budget.

 

is it safe to turbo a motor with 153K miles oh yeah to make things worse I'm at about 4500 ft. above sea level what do you think I'm looking at price wise what about raising the compression and run a mild nitrous shot I'm not afraid to get my hands dirty and pull a motor for a rebuild

 

Turbo all the way you have way to many miles to use nitrous just remember you get what you pay for

 

so are all you saying its safe to run a turbo on this motor without a rebuild I knew honda motors are strong but didnt know they were this strong

 

153K miles on a Honda is just broken in!!!! If the compression and leak-down tests have favorable results, go for a mild boost set up and reach your track goals easily.

I believe you could just as easily reach those times you want with a NA build with some raised compression (P30 pistons) and Crower 404's, upgraded valve train, valve job, port and polish, bolt-ons, decent exhaust and a sweet tune on chrome or uberdata. A short geared tranny would help tremendously as well as slicks.

 

yea to a point i mean its ok to run boost just like not higher then 12 psi i would say

 

thanks guy I'm sure I'll be back with more questions