All motor is faster than forced induction
12-10-2002, 05:09 AM
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All motor is faster than forced induction
Okay, now that i've got you in here. I have a question for you guys that have built your own motors.
I just got a set of JE pistons and when I went to file the rings, the top rings were perfect, but the 2nd rings, the iron ones, were gapped at about .018, and the max gap i needed for my application was .0060. I spoke to my supplier and he is going to try to get me another set with the quickness. But has anyone else had this issue also?
I mean i never filed one ring and they were too big, WTF?
Thanks.
I just got a set of JE pistons and when I went to file the rings, the top rings were perfect, but the 2nd rings, the iron ones, were gapped at about .018, and the max gap i needed for my application was .0060. I spoke to my supplier and he is going to try to get me another set with the quickness. But has anyone else had this issue also?
I mean i never filed one ring and they were too big, WTF?
Thanks.
12-10-2002, 06:52 AM
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Re: All motor is faster than forced induction (Plan B)
The older GSR trannys came with the bearings in the casing, called race bearings. I think thats what they are called. The newer ones came with tappered roller bearings.
You can use either the ITR or the GSR, but I prefer the tapperd roller bearing. The only bad thing about the tappered is that its hard to reuse them and take them off with out damaging them.
You can use either the ITR or the GSR, but I prefer the tapperd roller bearing. The only bad thing about the tappered is that its hard to reuse them and take them off with out damaging them.
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Re: All motor is faster than forced induction (civictypenos)
The older GSR trannys came with the bearings in the casing, called race bearings. I think thats what they are called. The newer ones came with tappered roller bearings.
You can use either the ITR or the GSR, but I prefer the tapperd roller bearing. The only bad thing about the tappered is that its hard to reuse them and take them off with out damaging them.
You can use either the ITR or the GSR, but I prefer the tapperd roller bearing. The only bad thing about the tappered is that its hard to reuse them and take them off with out damaging them.
12-10-2002, 07:07 AM
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Re: All motor is faster than forced induction (civictypenos)
The older GSR trannys came with the bearings in the casing, called race bearings. I think thats what they are called. The newer ones came with tappered roller bearings.
You can use either the ITR or the GSR, but I prefer the tapperd roller bearing. The only bad thing about the tappered is that its hard to reuse them and take them off with out damaging them.
You can use either the ITR or the GSR, but I prefer the tapperd roller bearing. The only bad thing about the tappered is that its hard to reuse them and take them off with out damaging them.
12-10-2002, 07:22 AM
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Re: All motor is faster than forced induction (civictypenos)
The older GSR trannys came with the bearings in the casing, called race bearings. I think thats what they are called. The newer ones came with tappered roller bearings.
You can use either the ITR or the GSR, but I prefer the tapperd roller bearing. The only bad thing about the tappered is that its hard to reuse them and take them off with out damaging them.
You can use either the ITR or the GSR, but I prefer the tapperd roller bearing. The only bad thing about the tappered is that its hard to reuse them and take them off with out damaging them.
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12-10-2002, 07:32 AM
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Re: All motor is faster than forced induction (Giovannie)
I think he's quoting arturbo's post. ---> https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=355503 
[Modified by Hammett, 8:32 AM 12/10/2002]
[Modified by Hammett, 8:32 AM 12/10/2002]
12-10-2002, 08:35 AM
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Re: All motor is faster than forced induction (Hammett)
I think he's quoting arturbo's post. ---> https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=355503
[Modified by Hammett, 8:32 AM 12/10/2002]
[Modified by Hammett, 8:32 AM 12/10/2002]
oh ok my bad probably wrong forum he posted in
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Re: All motor is faster than forced induction (civictypenos)
The older GSR trannys came with the bearings in the casing, called race bearings. I think thats what they are called. The newer ones came with tappered roller bearings.
You can use either the ITR or the GSR, but I prefer the tapperd roller bearing. The only bad thing about the tappered is that its hard to reuse them and take them off with out damaging them.
You can use either the ITR or the GSR, but I prefer the tapperd roller bearing. The only bad thing about the tappered is that its hard to reuse them and take them off with out damaging them.
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