IMW-Built: 89x84.5mm, GT3067R, Full-Race, 1988 CRX Si
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IMW-Built: 89x84.5mm, GT3067R, Full-Race, 1988 CRX Si
For those of you who don't know me, my name is Derek Robinson.
I operate a shop in Carlisle, PA called "Innovative MotorWorks", specializing in Honda/Acura engine building / EFI tuning.
This thread is to be an ongoing update on the progress of a project owned by the man I owe my passion for these cars to, my father.
Over the past couple years, he has restored this 1988 CRX Si to near-pristine condition, and has built several different engine combinations for it, the latest one being a 11.5:1 compression, 95x84mm, big-cammed B-Series in which made 248whp naturally aspirated.
Being an avid all motor fan for a while now, my father decided it was time to try something new.
The CRX's new setup is as follows:
Darton-sleeved B20 block
84.5mm bore
89mm LS crank
Wiseco pistons
Eagle H-Beam rods
ACL bearings
CC Cylinder Heads-ported PR3 cylinder head
Brian Crower Stage 3 cams
UGR springs/retainers
Victor X IM
Full-Race T3/44 ramhorn
Garrett GT3076R, .82 AR ex
Precision 46mm wastegate
Full-Race back-door intercooler
TiAL 50mm BOV
The goals for this project are to make between 425whp-450whp, and hopefully produce some high-10-second 1/4 mile passes in the light CRX chassis.
Considering the car went 12.2 @ 113mph when it made 235whp, I don't think it will be too big of a problem.
Anyway, without further chit-chat, here's some pretty pictures.
What the CRX looks like:
And the new goodies, awaiting assembly.
The shiny-new Full-Race turbo parts:
Mocked up:
How the car sits now, in our showroom:
Updates to come shortly, as parts are mocked up in the car, and the engine goes together.
As always, comments/questions are welcome!
Derek Robinson
www.innovative-motorworks.com
I operate a shop in Carlisle, PA called "Innovative MotorWorks", specializing in Honda/Acura engine building / EFI tuning.
This thread is to be an ongoing update on the progress of a project owned by the man I owe my passion for these cars to, my father.
Over the past couple years, he has restored this 1988 CRX Si to near-pristine condition, and has built several different engine combinations for it, the latest one being a 11.5:1 compression, 95x84mm, big-cammed B-Series in which made 248whp naturally aspirated.
Being an avid all motor fan for a while now, my father decided it was time to try something new.
The CRX's new setup is as follows:
Darton-sleeved B20 block
84.5mm bore
89mm LS crank
Wiseco pistons
Eagle H-Beam rods
ACL bearings
CC Cylinder Heads-ported PR3 cylinder head
Brian Crower Stage 3 cams
UGR springs/retainers
Victor X IM
Full-Race T3/44 ramhorn
Garrett GT3076R, .82 AR ex
Precision 46mm wastegate
Full-Race back-door intercooler
TiAL 50mm BOV
The goals for this project are to make between 425whp-450whp, and hopefully produce some high-10-second 1/4 mile passes in the light CRX chassis.
Considering the car went 12.2 @ 113mph when it made 235whp, I don't think it will be too big of a problem.
Anyway, without further chit-chat, here's some pretty pictures.
What the CRX looks like:
And the new goodies, awaiting assembly.
The shiny-new Full-Race turbo parts:
Mocked up:
How the car sits now, in our showroom:
Updates to come shortly, as parts are mocked up in the car, and the engine goes together.
As always, comments/questions are welcome!
Derek Robinson
www.innovative-motorworks.com
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Re: IMW-Built: 89x84.5mm, GT3067R, Full-Race, 1988 CRX Si
I got around to throwing the rotating assembly together this afternoon.
Windage tray and pickup:
And head studs:
- Derek
Windage tray and pickup:
And head studs:
- Derek
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Re: IMW-Built: 89x84.5mm, GT3067R, Full-Race, 1988 CRX Si
Hey Buuuuuuuuuuuddy. i registered for motorama. there is 7 of us. if you registered we should all try to park together in a row.
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sniff sniff no more great allmotor power from this beast...Good luck to your father with this another build.Look good as always
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