Keepin the SOHC VTEC
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Keepin the SOHC VTEC
Now i have a 95 ex coupe with 109000 miles on it and she pulls pretty good with just an AEM CAI. Now i love my engine and i would love to be an underated small dog and keep my engine considering i have virtually nowhere near the amount required for the b16a2 for my car. Now if i was to do i/h/e/i mani/cam/cam gear/vafc/ and a basic fuel and ignition system with a good clutch and decent lsd could i hit 14's with slicks? Now my second question is how long will the engine last after this? Theoretically if i was to take the procedure a step farther and do a full rebuild consisiting of pistons, rings etc. I would love it but whats the life span expected if everything done right. I need the car/tranny to last roughly another 2-3 years for me! Any help would be kindly appreciated by anyone Thank you, Chris
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Re: Keepin the SOHC VTEC (95civiccoupe31)
After you bought all of that stuff, you would probably have enough for a b16. If I were you I would buy a turbo kit or wait and get a b16.
It is possible to hit 14s but you probably won't get much faster than that. I have the d16z6 too and it's stock. I am saving for a swap...it'd be a little more reliable than turbo
It is possible to hit 14s but you probably won't get much faster than that. I have the d16z6 too and it's stock. I am saving for a swap...it'd be a little more reliable than turbo
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i think it is possible to hit 14's with the setup u listed. there is a guy called mistabone on the board he hit 14's on slicks with just the basic bolt ons. hit him up he has alot of info on tuning the d-series.
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Re: Keepin the SOHC VTEC (95civiccoupe31)
you can go low 14's with just bolt ons and a shot of gas in trunk(nos) i have done it, but the best way would be to just buy a turbo kit.
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Re: Keepin the SOHC VTEC (TurbodCX)
i know turbocx but i need something reliable thats all. I like no i LOVE the D series motor because if i blow my engine i can buy a whole used one again for like 300 bucks including tranny! BY the way how strong are our trannys turbo cX? And what axles are you using for your ride?
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Re: Keepin the SOHC VTEC (95civiccoupe31)
you can easily build a reliable sohc turbo setup, just like you can a dohc setup.......
the d series trannys are ok, you just CANNOT force them into gear or make real HARD downshifts.. the only thing that seems to be a common failure on these setups are the shift forks in the tranny, they either bend or they sna off inside.
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the d series trannys are ok, you just CANNOT force them into gear or make real HARD downshifts.. the only thing that seems to be a common failure on these setups are the shift forks in the tranny, they either bend or they sna off inside.
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Re: Keepin the SOHC VTEC (TurbodCX)
i like my sohc vtec. all i got is i/h/e, fuel regulator, and controller and pull good. i dont know my time yet, but i will post it up soon.
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