Hi everybody, im new here and im on my second integra. I already have a cold air intake and im planning on getting some headers soon, but my exhaust is not street legal, and I keep getting pulled over for it being to loud, what else can I do to increase my horsepower???? or boost performance. FYI its a 91 LS

 

A supercharger is a good bolt on for HP.

 

I dont think a supercharger falls under basic...

 

intake

cat back exhaust

header

hi-flow cat

type r rear sway bar + bushings

and

the search button after that

 

turbo!!!

 

I would bolt on a b18c5

 

how many headers are you planning on getting?

 

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...and since when did sway bars increase power?

 

might as well get nos.

 

Try an APC sticker. I know its a "stick on" in stead of a bolt on but I hear you can get a lot gains out of it. Oh yeah and some neons

 

Aereated brake lines keep your brake fluid nice and cool to increase stopping power.

This can be done yourself with nothing more than a small drill bit and a power drill.

 

Try searching!!! I see so many newbies posting this all the time. there's so much info on this board, just search around. as for basic bolt ons, they're usually intake, header, high flow cat and cat back exhaust. everyone should know what the basic bolt ons are already.. unless you're a newbie to car modding.

 

bolt on a vtec head

 

First off, welcome to H-T! I've got a '91 LS, too.

So you want to get some bolt-ons to get more power out of your engine? Heh, look dude, our cars are 13 years old. Yea, good ol' 1991. When Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and slap bracelets were totally awesome dude! That was a long time ago. Through the years, your car's engine has continually been sucking in air, mixing it with gas, blowing it up, and blowing out the exhaust gases. Making power.

Before spending money on bolt-ons, you should do the simple things that give you power, like cleaning your throttle body and manifold, making sure your ignition and camshaft timing are within spec (did your cam gear slip a tooth on the belt? it happens), doing a valve adjustment, cleaning your IACV etc. Well-needed maintainance will increase your power output just as much as bolt-ons will. Think about it. You'd be taking care of your engine instead of throwing parts at it, it's a hell of a lot cheaper, and you'd learn a lot more about your car than you would with just installing bolt-ons.

Here's my advice. Buy a Helms manual so you know what you're doing, and go to town on your kaa. FIX your car before you fix it up. After it runs and sounds good, THEN you get the bolt-ons. This is how you make reliable power.