Ok... help me out with logical power goals for a car I'm about to buy...
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Logical power goals for a car I'm about to buy?
I'm about to pick up a 95 Teg with an LS/Vtec setup... The specs are as follows...
B18B Block
-Eagle Rods
-Type-R Pistons
GSR Head (PR3)
-Edlebrock Intake Manifold
-Apexi Worldsport Exhaust
Right now the car is untuned making like 155whp or so.
I'd like to turbocharge it... but I'm worried about the pistons, I don't recall what the CR is on them, but I know it's not that condusive to boost. I don't really want to swap out the bottom end tho.
So what would be a safe power goal? I'd really like to get a close to 400whp is possible... What would you guys recommend?
Thanks
*edit* I was planning on having Jeff Evans tune it with NepTune ... whenever it gets done.
B18B Block
-Eagle Rods
-Type-R Pistons
GSR Head (PR3)
-Edlebrock Intake Manifold
-Apexi Worldsport Exhaust
Right now the car is untuned making like 155whp or so.
I'd like to turbocharge it... but I'm worried about the pistons, I don't recall what the CR is on them, but I know it's not that condusive to boost. I don't really want to swap out the bottom end tho.
So what would be a safe power goal? I'd really like to get a close to 400whp is possible... What would you guys recommend?
Thanks
*edit* I was planning on having Jeff Evans tune it with NepTune ... whenever it gets done.
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Re: Logical power goals for a car I'm about to buy? (Seven18T)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Seven18T »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">GSR Head (PR3)</TD></TR></TABLE>
You may want to edit that....P72 is a GSR head; whereas PR3 is a B16a head
Your exhaust is too small...if you're looking for 400whp, you should use 3", but you could squeeze by on 2.5. Also since you're using stock Honda pistons, i wouldnt try 400whp, but low 300s are doable.
You may want to edit that....P72 is a GSR head; whereas PR3 is a B16a head
Your exhaust is too small...if you're looking for 400whp, you should use 3", but you could squeeze by on 2.5. Also since you're using stock Honda pistons, i wouldnt try 400whp, but low 300s are doable.
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Re: Logical power goals for a car I'm about to buy? (Schister66)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Schister66 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You may want to edit that....P72 is a GSR head; whereas PR3 is a B16a head
Your exhaust is too small...if you're looking for 400whp, you should use 3", but you could squeeze by on 2.5. Also since you're using stock Honda pistons, i wouldnt try 400whp, but low 300s are doable. </TD></TR></TABLE>
I was going on what the guy told me. I'll have to find out which head it really is then I suppose. I was planning on running a cut-out and keeping the WS exhaust so the cut-out would do.
So I can make 300whp ok? maybe 325whp?
Your exhaust is too small...if you're looking for 400whp, you should use 3", but you could squeeze by on 2.5. Also since you're using stock Honda pistons, i wouldnt try 400whp, but low 300s are doable. </TD></TR></TABLE>
I was going on what the guy told me. I'll have to find out which head it really is then I suppose. I was planning on running a cut-out and keeping the WS exhaust so the cut-out would do.
So I can make 300whp ok? maybe 325whp?
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Re: Logical power goals for a car I'm about to buy? (Seven18T)
It's kinda pushing it on a stock block and pistons. I have seen low 300's, but they don't usually last too long, especially with that high of a c/r.
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low 300s at best....you'll be surprised how much fun 300whp is once you have it on the street. I know that people always want more, but trust me, 300whp is fun and more than enough to light up the tires if you want...
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