slowteg550

I've been working on this for about 7 months on and off, budget allowing that is. I have it nailed down to adding my wastegate to the manifold, finishing my exhaust, heatcoating the manifold/hotside/dp, making one more mount for my radaitor, doing my charge pipes... Here are some pics:

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Setup is:
B18c1 Head
Crower 63411T-2 Cams
7 angle valve job
Ferrea Stainless valves
Crower Titanium Retainers
Skunk 2 Springs
b18a1 block 85 mm darton sleeves
JE 9.1s
Eagle Rods
Stock LS Crank

GSR trans w/Quaife & PG Cradle
Skunk 2 Drag coilovers
Tokico Blues
Traction bars
Spec Stage 5 clutch & pp
Clutchmasters 8lb flywheel

GT3561s
Custom Top Mount
3.5" Dp/Exhaust
HKS SSQ
Tial 38 mm w/1 bar spring
PWR 750 HP Intercooler
2.5" Charge Piping
Skunk 2 IM
Edelbrock 68mm TB

MSD 7al 2
MSD Pro Power coil
MSD 3 step
Walbro 255
Precision 1000cc injectors
-8 feed, -6 return (stainless)
Aeromotive FPR
Aeromotove Filter

It will be tuned on crome, hopefully this weekend or next - aiming for 550 whp on 110 octane.

Oleg

Great stuff!
Good luck, hope it'll run smooth!

W O T

Dartanian

Sick setup.

Good luck.

tegasaurus

i like that this setup is going into an integra... very much so. Is this going to be a frequently driven street car?

slowteg550

I'm gonna drive it quite a bit, probably no real long trips though b/c of the 4 speed trans.

W O T

once again

SICK

allstokhonda

How do you like that radiator. I'm in desperate need of a radiator. Any problems gettin hot at the track.


Edit: just realize you haven't tracked the car yet. good luck with the setup.

-chad-

slowteg550

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by allstokhonda &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">How do you like that radiator. I'm in desperate need of a radiator. Any problems gettin hot at the track.


Edit: just realize you haven't tracked the car yet. good luck with the setup.

-chad-</TD></TR></TABLE>

You're right, I haven't tracked it yet (or driven it really) but I talked to 5 or 6 people running this radiator with no problems...

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SICK

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thanks man...i'm just ready for it to run

Integralove00

I see your head ground is multi tasking as a oil line bracket.. I assume you are aware that it can't ground the head at all from the location you have it at. Right? That hole is for jdm cars whose throttle cable wraps around the front of the motor to go to their destination.. The reason it can't ground there is because you have a gasket between the valve cover and head.. The correct ground location is the next postion to the left which grounds through the nut and stud and then down through the head.. You probably already knew that though.

P.s. not trying to be an ***

tekturbo

that setup is badass I was thinking of building an ls vtec setup but no time right now

slowteg550

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Integralove00 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I see your head ground is multi tasking as a oil line bracket.. I assume you are aware that it can't ground the head at all from the location you have it at. Right? That hole is for jdm cars whose throttle cable wraps around the front of the motor to go to their destination.. The reason it can't ground there is because you have a gasket between the valve cover and head.. The correct ground location is the next postion to the left which grounds through the nut and stud and then down through the head.. You probably already knew that though.

P.s. not trying to be an ***</TD></TR></TABLE>

Actually, I didn't even think about it not contacting there. I'm not sure that it could cause my problems, but I will move it. Thanks

slowteg550

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Actually, I didn't even think about it not contacting there. I'm not sure that it could cause my problems, but I will move it. Thanks </TD></TR></TABLE>

Thinking it over today, the next position left (stock ground position) is exactly the same as the spot i have it, just a tapped hole in the valve cover for a bolt to thread in. It isn't one of the holes in the valve cover that leads to a stud.

Integralove00

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Thinking it over today, the next position left (stock ground position) is exactly the same as the spot i have it, just a tapped hole in the valve cover for a bolt to thread in. It isn't one of the holes in the valve cover that leads to a stud. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Tapping the valve cover is not a solution.. I think you may have missed my explanation..

The reason your ground doesn't work on the timing belt cover portion of the valve cover is because you are only grounding the valve cover...

The valve cover is seperated from the head by rubber gaskets and so the valve cover is unable to ground to the motor no mater where you bolt a ground wire on the valve cover...

When you place the ground wire on the next postion to the left you are able to ground the head through the nut which is threaded onto a stud which is threaded into the head... grounding the valve cover as you currently have it and as you would by tapping a spot on the valve cover is as effective as not running the ground at all.

boosted94cx

you also need to get some better hose for the pcv setup from the manifold...that clear hose will heat/expand and come off under boost........and it can also, easily, collapse under vaccumm....believe me...i found out myself..what a mess

slowteg550

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by boosted94cx &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you also need to get some better hose for the pcv setup from the manifold...that clear hose will heat/expand and come off under boost........and it can also, easily, collapse under vaccumm....believe me...i found out myself..what a mess</TD></TR></TABLE>

yep, that's just temporary, I didn't want a mess while I was getting it running

boosted94cx

understandable...

but the setup looks great man, good luck on making some major power!

ImportMotorSpec

Looks like a pretty nice setup!!

One question-Where did you get that downpipe transition from? I have never seen one that short.

slowteg550

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ImportMotorSpec &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Looks like a pretty nice setup!!

One question-Where did you get that downpipe transition from? I have never seen one that short.</TD></TR></TABLE>

We made it, one of my friends owns an exhaust shop and his bender swells/reduces pipe. So we swelled a 2.5" to 3.5" and it just happened to be perfect and short

rebo0t

looking good... keep us posted and good luck!

slowteg550

I'm still trying to figure out an ecu problem, but I think it can be linked to a bad chip. However, while troubleshooting that problem my ecu fried... and I don't know what the hell caused that... i'll keep you posted

slowteg550

got pretty much everything lined out....hoping to be racing by the end of the month