GSR Motor? Poorman's type R? or Boosted LS motor?
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GSR Motor? Poorman's type R? or Boosted LS motor?
im thinking about buying a friend's 93 hatch. right now he has a rebuilt gsr motor in there, and it is extremely nice, but he is selling it when he gets a hold of an integra... he said he was wanting to swap the engines so the eg would be running the ls motor. should i go for a vtec head or maybe a poorman's type r? or maybe just save up for a turbo on the stock motor?
any information would be greatly appreciated
-thanks
any information would be greatly appreciated
-thanks
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Re: GSR Motor? Poorman's type R? or Boosted LS motor? (egHatcHb18)
The LS motor can handle a good amount of boost, and is a very cheap find. I think it would be your best bet to just have a Boosted LS, I'm sure you can find very cheap LS blocks on here.
Good luck
Good luck
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Re: GSR Motor? Poorman's type R? or Boosted LS motor? (JDMFreak)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JDMFreak »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">booted LS is fine as well, it fun, but just becareful how much you boost, </TD></TR></TABLE>
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Re: GSR Motor? Poorman's type R? or Boosted LS motor? (B18_DrpD)
Go for the LS. lots or torque and great foundation to build NA/ ls/vtec / or boost off of.
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How many thread about the same topic are going to get posted ?
Search next time. Boost whatever you have, but do some research as to what engine/turbo/psi combo you wanna run and whether its safe or not. And get some damn fuel management.
Search next time. Boost whatever you have, but do some research as to what engine/turbo/psi combo you wanna run and whether its safe or not. And get some damn fuel management.
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Re: GSR Motor? Poorman's type R? or Boosted LS motor? (egHatcHb18)
if the gsr engine is in there boost that
if you want to put an engine in, it depends on what your looking for.
Raw power and effective cost, LSTurbo
Nice power and reliability, go b18c
if you want to put an engine in, it depends on what your looking for.
Raw power and effective cost, LSTurbo
Nice power and reliability, go b18c
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Re: GSR Motor? Poorman's type R? or Boosted LS motor? (B18_DrpD)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B18_DrpD »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">only run 6to8 lbs. to be safe </TD></TR></TABLE>
has nothing to do with it, the tune is much more important than the lbs or boost you run. Alot, and i mean ALOT of people are running 10+ lbs of boost on stock ls blocks daily.
has nothing to do with it, the tune is much more important than the lbs or boost you run. Alot, and i mean ALOT of people are running 10+ lbs of boost on stock ls blocks daily.
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