Wow. This is an extremely good resource for ANYONE who is looking to build your all motor honda. Omniman essentially shows you exactly what to do to make 200whp in a B16. I appreciate the time and effort that Mike and Omniman have put into this project to benefit the Honda community as a whole. If you haven't seen it or heard about it, go buy it. Its worth the money if you are new to Hondas or have been building them for years.



http://www.intertune.tv

 

Waiting for mine to be shipped

 

+1


There's alot of detail and explanation on the tranny segments. Alot of it is not seen or heard off on the internet. Funny, alot of people are afriad to work on a tranny once the case is off. The DVD shows alot of step-by-step on what to do and what not to do.

 

i wish i had 70$ to spend on a dvd


Modified by allmotorteg_96 at 3:56 PM 8/11/2005

 

If you get $70 saved up, it is WELL worth the cost.

 

im not saying its not worth 70$ im saying i wish i had the 70$ to spend on it

 

waiting for mine to be shipped to!

 

I'm waiting for mine to be shipped as well. How long did it take you to get yours civicross?

 

About 5 days but I preordered quite a bit in advance.

 

looks like a good buy

 

sounds like a good investment, paid for mys and still waitting about a week now but look where im at, ha ha haaaaaa

 

who can i order one from?

 

Click on the intertune.tv banner at the top of the all-motor forum or go to intertune.tv.

 

took me a while to find but heres the promo vids for the dvd http://m24x.zeroforum.com/zerothread?id=1473

 

this dvd is worth every penny. $70 isn't **** compare to all the info you will learn in this dvd. Watching the video i feel confident on doing the tranny project that i always wanted to do.....

 

Soo... there's a detailed walkthrough on working on b series trannys included in this dvd??

if so im ordering rightn ow...

 

i've only had time to watch two segments, but I will agree that this is the best money i've spent on my car so far. Very detailed, filmed very well, and is a MUST for anyone that is going to build a motor/tranny. Buy it. you won't be dissapointed. Mike is an awesome guy too!

 

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Not 100% step by step but it explains a lot of the tricks of the trade and that along with a Helms manual you should be able to totally rebuild a tranny with little confuison/dificulty.

 

I'm a big fan of the brake clean on the gears.

 

Just bought this a few days ago, should be here soon, i'm excited!

 

Those cam gears he was using are pretty damn cool. I wouldn't mind having a set.

 

thanks Ross for starting this thread and all you guys for
the encouraging words concering our project!

first I have to say that this project would be nowhere without these people:

http://www.intertune.tv/sponsors.html

There is so much here and I am really stoked to see you guys taking to this!
I am glad that everyone seems to be getting something out of this DVD...
we want to be able to do another build sometime next year, depending on
how things go, blessings flow etc. I have to tell you guys that I am an
enthusiast like you and being there to work with Steve as a Cameraman,
I totally learned a ton. My GSR has been in various stages of brokenness,
running well and being dead as well... haha. Ive done alot of this wrong,
so doing this video has definately taught me how to do some things, but
also how to appreciate a professional who's time and energy spent on this
matters in the bottom line... having fun. Who wants to spend time and money
breaking stuff and being off the road? Certainly not me, but that was/is me.
In fact, that was me about 3 weeks ago when my tranny with 126K went out
with a wiped 1st gear. Fortunately, John at http://www.IconAutoParts.com here in
Orlando totally took care of me and gave me a good deal on an Exedy
clutch and ILUVTEC, my friend Clay got me back on the road with his backup
GSR tranny Its been awesome getting deeper into these cars and
the experience of working with and translating Steve's experience into this
DVD has been the most fun I have ever had working in the 7 years I have
been in TV. Thanks again for everyone's input... should Steve go for
220whp? It would be interesting to see what the next 'project' should be.

~Mike

 

This was a well put together DVD and build. I really dont know much about building motors so this was a major plus. Plus that B16@9000+rpm sounded like caos

 

yea man that motor definately was loud, sounded like a freak after 8600rpm...

 

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