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My name is Kody, Im from Evansville, IN. My current project is a black 98 civic dx hatch. Its running an endyne built 84.5mm GSR block with ge sleeves, block gaurd, rods, and 9:1 pistons. It's a work in progress. I just recently completed a mild wire tuck, engine bay shave, and paint. I'm not done with everything yet i still have new stuff coming and i have to fabricate mounting brackets for my power steering and coolant tanks, so please dont hate. I just thought i would share, so here it is...
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im not really sure. it's never been on a dyno, so there is no telling. i'm going to get it tuned again in the next few weeks. I'll hopefully have some numbers then. I'm aiming for the 450-500whp mark.
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Its some cheap manifold i had to modify while my inline pro gets coated. My buddy actually welded it. I'll get some full shots of the car soon. its on steelies right now tho. Im working on my other wheels at the moment.
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It's just a no name 50 trim i picked up from my buddy for now. My turbonetics blew a seal. I was running a Hondata s200b but it took a **** on me, so im taking another route.
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go eCtune if you can find a tuner or if you are good at tuning yourself. Its a very nice tuning system.
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