TurboLScrx - Making my return to the fold
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EG is the general designation for the 5th generation Civics from 92-95. EG is in the VIN code to denote which line of car it is. It is often used incorrectly as the EG cars are the Del Sold and the 4 door Civic. The hatch actually has an EH code, but is often still referred to as the EG hatch.
#28
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EG is the general designation for the 5th generation Civics from 92-95. EG is in the VIN code to denote which line of car it is. It is often used incorrectly as the EG cars are the Del Sold and the 4 door Civic. The hatch actually has an EH code, but is often still referred to as the EG hatch.
#30
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90% of builds use Eagle H beam which are rated to 600HP many people get away with going higher but thats the official rating
Manley "Turbo Tuff" are the I beam design and rated at 1000HP
EF EG EK Refers to the generation
#31
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Yes they are all priced very similar , so I dont see the point of skunk2 when Eagles/Manley have been time tested 10+ years
90% of builds use Eagle H beam which are rated to 600HP many people get away with going higher but thats the official rating
Manley "Turbo Tuff" are the I beam design and rated at 1000HP
DX,EX SI ETC Refers to the submodel
EF EG EK Refers to the generation
90% of builds use Eagle H beam which are rated to 600HP many people get away with going higher but thats the official rating
Manley "Turbo Tuff" are the I beam design and rated at 1000HP
DX,EX SI ETC Refers to the submodel
EF EG EK Refers to the generation
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The turbo tuff isn't available for D-series, so I am left to the H-beams. Lol! I'm running Skunk2 alpha lites now, good to about 500hp. The next one up is touted good to 900. Alphas run in the 400 range and available for B-series. Maybe worth a look as well. **shrug**
#38
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I’m guessing I will probably get the Crower I beam, I’m trying to find a spare block to send out for sleeving before I do anything else.
#40
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s2 / eagles / manley (i believe manleys are the best at that price) will hold 600 to the tyre easy.
Crower I beams should be very strong too.
But yeah TURBO TUFFS are the safest bet.
If you plan on reving close or above to 9500 and you are sure you will aim for north of 600whp especialy with a heavy rod design like I beams id get L19 / 625+ rod bolts.
But if you want 650whp+ id start looking into piston pins too...
Crower I beams should be very strong too.
But yeah TURBO TUFFS are the safest bet.
If you plan on reving close or above to 9500 and you are sure you will aim for north of 600whp especialy with a heavy rod design like I beams id get L19 / 625+ rod bolts.
But if you want 650whp+ id start looking into piston pins too...
#41
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On an engineering standpoint, any reputable company is going to post an underestimation of limits on stuff like this; usually by a 20-30% margin. If they held a max of 1000 then broke at the precise limit, that's pretty irresponsible on their part. As for S2, the lites I'm using now have a rating of 450 I believe. I'm under this level but, I've also had them machined (against their recommendations). My machinist told me another story though.. Anywho.. That being said, they are holding perfect for what I've thrown at them so far. I would just find a reputable company to go with and take it from there, especially if you know you're gonna push those limits.
#43
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I’m about 90% sure I’ll be doing the I beams, either the Manley of the Crower. There are Zero fast Hondas where I live, I was the fastest 15 years ago and I’m apparently still the the fastest around where I live with my old setup. It will make this process a lot more fun being the center of the attention as it blows peoples minds lol. There really isn’t any import races for me to attend within 500 miles
#46
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I mean if you are going for 600 to 700whp I would go with Ferrea all the freaking way. For valves go with stock sized intake and exhaust 6000 series and please don't be cheap. Trust me bro take my advice on this type of stuff I am not going off of theory or what a friend told me it is real world use, 11,000 RPM shifts, 1000whp. An entire package will cost you around $1300ish for everything but it will last a long time and is solid.
#47
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I mean if you are going for 600 to 700whp I would go with Ferrea all the freaking way. For valves go with stock sized intake and exhaust 6000 series and please don't be cheap. Trust me bro take my advice on this type of stuff I am not going off of theory or what a friend told me it is real world use, 11,000 RPM shifts, 1000whp. An entire package will cost you around $1300ish for everything but it will last a long time and is solid.
‘Thanks again
#50
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I mean if you are going for 600 to 700whp I would go with Ferrea all the freaking way. For valves go with stock sized intake and exhaust 6000 series and please don't be cheap. Trust me bro take my advice on this type of stuff I am not going off of theory or what a friend told me it is real world use, 11,000 RPM shifts, 1000whp. An entire package will cost you around $1300ish for everything but it will last a long time and is solid.
my old engine builder / machine shop guy that I always used in the past is a Ferrea dealer I just found out and is going to be helping me out. it looks like I will being going with the competition series which is what I believe you also had suggested. We had talked about going the +1mm oversized size since it would not really cost anymore since the head was getting done anyway. I’m sill not sure what cams to run since every company claims to have “the best” I know Crower has been a proven company to work with. I was also talking with CSS since I’m not doing selves and they had recommended using the JE pro seal head gasket instead of doing a O-ring block , they said I should not have any issues under 800whp “with a proper tune” I’ve read great things about the JE head gasket but would like to hear someone else’s thoughts. Also was talking to JE about the 9.1 pistons (JE) that I am now running and the tech guy basically told me to throw them in a trash can which I was kinda surprised. He said that anything over 4-500whp he only recommends a custom built piston with a thinker top, is this what most everyone is doing to achieve this higher hp numbers or willl a company like wiseco handle things out of the box?