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Old 06-03-2006, 07:08 AM
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Default 550+WHP H22 5th Gen Prelude almost done!

OK guys....I'm almost done putting everything back together. I've had to fabricate a few things on the new setup to get everything to fit together right, plus i've added quite a few new things that have taken some time to install, but i'm almost finished. My new setup consists of:

==BLOCK==
Golden Eagle HD sleeves- 87mm
Manley Rods
Endyn Rollerwave pistons- 9.5:1 c/r
AEBS Main/Head studs
OEM Honda crank
OEM Honda crank pulley
Balancer shaft belt not installed
----built by Buck Lemoine in Ogden, UT (a buddy of mine)

==HEAD==
VTEC Head
ported & polished by New Kids Cylinder Heads in Oklahoma
Ferrea 1/2mm oversized valves
Ferrea springs
Ferrea retainers
Venom intake manifold
OEM Honda camshafts
OEM Honda camgears
OEM Honda oil pump

==FUEL==
Aeromotive A1000 pump
Aeromotive 100 micron filter
Aeromotive FPR
Fast-Turbo fuel sump welded into tank
Fast-Turbo stainless fuel line kit
Earl's fuel fittings
Golden Eagle fuel rail
Precision 1000cc/min. (96 lb./hr.) injectors
will tune on 93 octane and probably C16 race gas

==TURBO==
Precision SC-61 t3/t4 turbo -76 trim-
Precision mid-size (600hp) intercooler
South Florida Performance (SFP) turbo manifold
stainless oil feed line
custom oil return
Custom 3" downpipe with v-band welded to 5-bolt flange
TIAL 38mm wastegate
TIAL 50mm blow-off valve
custom intercooler piping welded by my buddy Ronnie Smith
flanges, clamps, and silicone connectors from ATPturbo.com
K-teller.com 3" exhaust kit
K-teller.com 22" resonator
STR muffler

==Ignition==
M&W Pro-10 Ignition Box
Crane Cams PS-92 Ignition Coil
Crane Cams plug wires
NGK plugs --BCPR8ES, BCPR9ES

==GAUGES==
AC Autotechnic S7 odometer gauges
Autometer Cobalt (electric)
--Boost (0-35 PSI)
--Pyrometer (EGT)
--Fuel Press.
--Oil Press.
--Water Temp.
Autometer Pro-Comp mechanical Fuel Press. gauge under the hood
Innovate LC-1 wideband with XD-1 gauge
gauges mounted in custom triple a-pillar pod, and custom triple dash pod

==BRAINS==
Honda OBD-1 P28 ECU
Hondata chipped
Greddy Profec-B boost controller (old-school)
-will be tuned by st00pid in Houston, TX

==TRANSMISSION==
6 puck clutch (can't remember brand)
Fidanza 12lb. flywheel
stock tranny
stock CV-axles
---will soon install Quaife ATB LSD

==MISC.==
Optima Red Battery mounted in trunk
OEM pulleys
Greddy shift ****
Ignited start engine button
Ignited din panel switch holder
OEM Honda stereo
A/C removed
K&N 3" filter

==SHOUT-OUTS==
-----Buck Lemoine (Buck02@h-t) for supplying most of the parts at cost, and engine assembly, plus just going through a bunch of B.S. for me. I really appreciate all he's done for me, he's a great friend (with a 9 sec. civic by the way). check out his article in the newest D-Sport. (blue civic hatch w/gold rims).
-----My friend Ronnie Smith for doing all of my welding.
-----My buddies Chris (Pullig@h-t) and Cody Pullig, Nathan Gallineau for misc. help on motor install.
-----Stan @ Fast-Turbo
-----Autometer Tech. Dept. for being the best customer service i've EVER seen. They've sent me new free stuff to replace old stuff on more than one occasion. I HIGHLY recommend Autometer Products because they stand behind them 110%.
-----My GF Shanna for putting up with me spending more hours under the car than over her.
-----My Mom for washing my dirty greasy clothes every day.


Not a great pic, but that's the position it was in last time i took pics. it's almost completely finished now.


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Old 06-03-2006, 07:54 AM
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Right On man!! Sounds like its gonna be a beast. Its good to see someone else with a high HP 5th gen. I also am getting very close to having mine running, so the best luck to the both of us.

I see that you have the M&W pro 10...how do you like it?
Old 06-03-2006, 09:06 AM
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Nice setup. Its nice to see a 5th gen with boost I've never used M&W but you may just beable to run the stock ignition. I'm running a MSD6AL and hopefuly i dont run into problems but i've never had problems with mSD
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WTF is New Kids Cylinder Heads? In Oklahoma? I live in Oklahoma and have never heard of them.
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looks good from a fellow turbo luder (4th gen)
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has it made 550+whp yet?
Old 06-03-2006, 09:33 PM
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hasn't made even 1whp yet......it remains unstarted as of now. will make it soon though. pic added.
Old 06-03-2006, 09:46 PM
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fuel pump is pretty low to the ground, but unfortunately its as high as i could put it while still being lower than the sump in the tank. i mounted it in a good place to not be hit by anything, so hopefully i'll be alright. i'll probably later put a tank in the trunk so i won't have to worry about this problem.



Here's a nice interior pic. it's still dirty and i hadn't yet added the switches in the din panel cover, but you get the idea. this is a pretty rare site for a 5th gen since these pods were custom made for me.

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duno bout the zip ties homie.. otherwise it looks good
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zip ties galore
Old 06-04-2006, 06:48 AM
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i think zipties are underused by most people. they are strong but temporary, and super cheap, and also a little flexible, and don't scratch anything up. they also bend into the places that you'll need them to. i love them, and actually just added them for extra measure on this fuel pump. i also have the thing bolted down, but just in case the bolts ever get scraped off for some ungodly reason, this just may be what saves it.
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no shout out for me? i think i helped you out a little bit good combo of parts, looks pretty familar

hope to see this thing running soon
Old 06-05-2006, 06:29 AM
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no shout out for me? i think i helped you out a little bit good combo of parts, looks pretty familar

hope to see this thing running soon </TD></TR></TABLE>

Oh yea....my bad......
Thanks to John D for overnighting me a distributor a year ago so i could get my previous setup going. There, happy. just messin with you man.

So you never answered me on whether or not your sig is true/false. I'd like to know what you did if it's true. and i'd also like to see the dyno sheet if you have one.
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Alright, ignore me.
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would double think the ems and that fuel pump but yes the setup should get ya 550 whp at about 22psi
Old 06-06-2006, 06:03 AM
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well, i wasn't ignoring you, but rather double checking on the name that was stamped on the head. i'll write down what they stamped on the head and post it soon. it gave a city, a phone # and everything where they could be contacted. I actually bought the head off a buddy, and he had already done all the work to it.

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double think hondata?? yea sure. i know people making upwards of 800whp on hondata, and loving it. i'm sure many are making more than that on it. my tuner (st00pid) jason herrera --i don't know if you've heard of him, or maybe you've been living under a rock for the past 10 years--prefers to use hondata so that's what i'm sticking with. thanks though. AEM sucked for me, hondata has been awesome. not to mention a ton cheaper.
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I thought Jason leaned more towards the Neptune systems...
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Looking good man, I'm building up my prelude too but with some money issue i'm still running my stock block until i get my block done up. Hopefully i could make some good power and we could go out and have some fun with boosted H22s
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..........ah.........can't wait.

Haven't really heard from you in a while either....glad you're doing something constructive with yourself.

Oh, once u dyno, can we get a video?
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sounds like a sweet set-up
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i give it two . i would've picked AEM, but if hondata floats your boat it's coo.
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he used to run AEM but switched over to hondata, i used to run AEM but now over to neptune

to aem having glitches and bugs in their boxes


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