Boost Upgrade for my JRSC?
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Boost Upgrade for my JRSC?
Im lookin to buy the Boost Upgrade for my Jackson Racing Supercharger but I wanted to know if this is a safe way to go or should I spend the money elsewhere? Right now im runnin the JRSC on my 00' Civic Si, ive got a Fuel Reg, Fuel Pump, Lt Flywheel, Clutch (all Jackson Racing), and AEM CAI, Matrix Muffler.
223 WHP / 187trq on the Dyno I dont want to have to worry when I go up agaisnt this 5.0 guy that i know.
223 WHP / 187trq on the Dyno I dont want to have to worry when I go up agaisnt this 5.0 guy that i know.
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Re: Boost Upgrade for my JRSC? (JR_Si)
It is safe if you have the right parts.
Contact Jim @ Motorvations Motorsports in Alabama for one of his "magic pulleys." I dont have the # handy, but Im sure someone will chime in with it. You'll need injectors and a rising rate FMU like a Cartech. Or you can just go with Hondata.
223/187 on an Si? Those are great #'s...
Contact Jim @ Motorvations Motorsports in Alabama for one of his "magic pulleys." I dont have the # handy, but Im sure someone will chime in with it. You'll need injectors and a rising rate FMU like a Cartech. Or you can just go with Hondata.
223/187 on an Si? Those are great #'s...
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Re: Boost Upgrade for my JRSC? (newgsrdriver)
Would it be advisable to run larger injectors and an SMC and ditch the FMU?
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Re: Boost Upgrade for my JRSC? (JR_Si)
I'd recommend a better fuel set-up that JR doesn't supply with their upgrade. At a minimum larger injectors (310's) and ditch the JR 5 to 1 FMU for something like a adjustable Cartech 2025i.
Or better yet, 440 injectors plus either safc or smc.
Best, 440's plus hondata or another proven standalone.
Oh, if you decide to go the Cartech route I can hook-up a good price, email if your interested.
[Modified by i2un, 7:35 PM 10/13/2002]
Or better yet, 440 injectors plus either safc or smc.
Best, 440's plus hondata or another proven standalone.
Oh, if you decide to go the Cartech route I can hook-up a good price, email if your interested.
[Modified by i2un, 7:35 PM 10/13/2002]
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Re: Boost Upgrade for my JRSC? (JR_Si)
Moss Motors...parent company of JAckson Racing should have the Hondata/Boost upgrade available for the SI very soon if not already available.
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Re: Boost Upgrade for my JRSC? (JR_Si)
go with a crv crank pully..... ull be at 9-10 psi.....u will need some injectors (at least 310-370cc) and get a hold of a catech fmu and/or Safc..... and ull be straight..
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Re: Boost Upgrade for my JRSC? (greekspeed)
Please refer to this board.... Hostboard.com.......cars hotrods and trucks.............forces induction integras. this is where all the JRSC info is at!!!!!! Also for the pulley the man to get it from is JRcivic. It is a 9psi stepper pulley that goes on the Alt.
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Re: Boost Upgrade for my JRSC? (intercooledJRSC)
ooook, sounds good, but just wondering, how tough is it to replace the pulley??? about how many hours labor would you say to guess??
thanks
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Re: Boost Upgrade for my JRSC? (airborne84000)
if u replace the alternator pulley.. a shop will charge u a good 3-4 hours of shop labor cause u have to disassemble the kit jsut to get to the alterantor..... if u replace the crank pulley that is about 1 hour of shop time....
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Re: Boost Upgrade for my JRSC? (JR_Si)
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223 WHP / 187trq on the Dyno
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Can you give us more info on your setup?
Stock b16?
How much boost?
Do you have a dyno sheet?
223 WHP / 187trq on the Dyno
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Can you give us more info on your setup?
Stock b16?
How much boost?
Do you have a dyno sheet?
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