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i dunno, just correct me if im wrong, i don't think mugen ever had a blue valve cover
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Thats not the point. He paid the money for that valve cover because he liked it. If its not your money dont worry about it.
i dunno, just correct me if im wrong, i don't think mugen ever had a blue valve cover
</TD></TR></TABLE>Thats not the point. He paid the money for that valve cover because he liked it. If its not your money dont worry about it.
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im wanting to say a stock block ls/vtec with a b16 head.
with juice
im wanting to say a stock block ls/vtec with a b16 head.
with juice
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B20Vtec... Stock B20B (8.8-1) with Stock B16A Head. 123 Torque and 149 Horsepower..... Not that Great... Bascally was like a B16 with Extra Torque
B20Vtec... Stock B20B (8.8-1) with Stock B16A Head. 123 Torque and 149 Horsepower..... Not that Great... Bascally was like a B16 with Extra Torque
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mattb16teg »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">LoL inded thats what it was.
I had a B16 that made 160/121 with just pistons and cams..
</TD></TR></TABLE>good #'s on that set up
I had a B16 that made 160/121 with just pistons and cams..
</TD></TR></TABLE>good #'s on that set up
why would the intake hold you back? im sure the header will but give it time and im sure you will have a nice full length header.
what did you do for cat and exhaust?
what did you do for cat and exhaust?
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what did you do for cat and exhaust?</TD></TR></TABLE>
that's what I'm wondering.
what did you do for cat and exhaust?</TD></TR></TABLE>that's what I'm wondering.
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that's what I'm wondering.</TD></TR></TABLE>
The password intake isnt really known for its top end. Its more for improved throttle response on the track.
that's what I'm wondering.</TD></TR></TABLE>
The password intake isnt really known for its top end. Its more for improved throttle response on the track.
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The password intake isnt really known for its top end. Its more for improved throttle response on the track.</TD></TR></TABLE>
When i installed my Whale.... i noticed a Great Improvement in the Low and Mid RPMs Ranges. I had a 2"AEM on my car before the Install of the Password. I had a bad bogging problem from idle to 3k with the AEM.... when i installed the Password.... the Bogging was Completey Gone
The password intake isnt really known for its top end. Its more for improved throttle response on the track.</TD></TR></TABLE>
When i installed my Whale.... i noticed a Great Improvement in the Low and Mid RPMs Ranges. I had a 2"AEM on my car before the Install of the Password. I had a bad bogging problem from idle to 3k with the AEM.... when i installed the Password.... the Bogging was Completey Gone
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The password intake isnt really known for its top end. Its more for improved throttle response on the track.</TD></TR></TABLE>
exactly what he said, i'd get a CAI but i'm not a fan of them. and the new header is already one its way as well as flex pipe and i havent even put a mile on the brand new jdm 4-1 lol.
The password intake isnt really known for its top end. Its more for improved throttle response on the track.</TD></TR></TABLE>
exactly what he said, i'd get a CAI but i'm not a fan of them. and the new header is already one its way as well as flex pipe and i havent even put a mile on the brand new jdm 4-1 lol.
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https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1628260</TD></TR></TABLE>
Now thats FUN
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1628260</TD></TR></TABLE>
Now thats FUN
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I had the worst clunking noise ever in my passenger side front wheel. I had some **** *** Ingall's camber kit in the front. I had a feeling the noise was from bad bushings. So with the car in the air and the wheel off you could move the wheel around and see the upper control arm moving around
. So with that figured out I went to a Honda salvage yard and got some upper control arms and man what a difference. No more clunking noise. My girlfriend was even happy about that
So if you have a camber kit check that first.
I had the worst clunking noise ever in my passenger side front wheel. I had some **** *** Ingall's camber kit in the front. I had a feeling the noise was from bad bushings. So with the car in the air and the wheel off you could move the wheel around and see the upper control arm moving around
. So with that figured out I went to a Honda salvage yard and got some upper control arms and man what a difference. No more clunking noise. My girlfriend was even happy about that
So if you have a camber kit check that first.
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i like my responses !!!
they aren't going on my DA though.. it's for my crx SiR. trying to pic up the nr10's again & the cf-48's. it will be a great collection of history!!
</TD></TR></TABLE>i like my responses !!!
they aren't going on my DA though.. it's for my crx SiR. trying to pic up the nr10's again & the cf-48's. it will be a great collection of history!!








