90 integra 200+ hp on reg gas?
Just looking what would be the best rout to get my integra to over the 200 hp mark, but not wrecking fuel efficiency and keeping it as reliable as possible. Turbos, high compression and superchargers are out, cause usually you have to have 91 octane gas.
buy a new engine with 200+ hp hmotorsonline.com u can get a new engine stock with 200 hp even yeah ull spend but ur gas milage will be the same and ur engine would have 35k on it so it would be dam reliable and you could use it as a daily driver and still go out and play and have a decient ride
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I get better gas mileage on 95 compared to 91.
So it works out about the same price.
On 91 I have to use stock timing, but with 95 I can turn the timing right up which gives me more power and means I dont have to use the accelerator as much.
So it works out about the same price.
On 91 I have to use stock timing, but with 95 I can turn the timing right up which gives me more power and means I dont have to use the accelerator as much.
if you only want to run 87 octane, dont even bother trying to get to 180whp, or even 180hp. even gsr, lsvtec, b20vtec stock motors are recommended to use 91 octane. its only 20cents...if you're going to spend $1,000+ on making your car fast, doing ruin it by using shitty gas
You want 200hp without using forced induction or high compression? Impossible. I like how you're worried more about the extra $2 a tank than the thousands of dollars you would have to spend to get to the 200hp mark regardless of which method you use.
for comparison sake...
lets say its $2.60 for 91 octane... generally regular (87) is a $0.30-$0.50 difference.
so lets put $2.20 for 87 octane.
fill up 12 gallons of gas:
91 octane: $31.20
87 octane: $26.40
for a whopping savings of $5.... that cant even get you a meal at wendys.
lets say its $2.60 for 91 octane... generally regular (87) is a $0.30-$0.50 difference.
so lets put $2.20 for 87 octane.
fill up 12 gallons of gas:
91 octane: $31.20
87 octane: $26.40
for a whopping savings of $5.... that cant even get you a meal at wendys.
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If turbos, superchargers, and high compression are out then how do you expect to gain any reasonable power? What are your ideas to reach 200+ HP without doing any of those?
ok ok I get the point. Anything over 20+ hp I will expect to buy premium I get it. So what is the best way to boost the stock motor, or is it just a lost cause and I should do a swap. Hey maybe I could drill holes in the pistons to get lower compression (just kidding)
Last edited by cdrift; Dec 1, 2008 at 04:41 PM.
Ouch that motor is 3 grand total after install, I guess you gotta pay to play. I don't think I am gonna spend that on just the motor, the car needs other upgrades, such as better suspension and exhaust. Thanks for the tips I'll start a thread when I get some money and start the build.
do some research on ls/vtec if you want to gain the power of having a gsr motor without having the buy the gsr motor. exactly what year integra do you own? cause if you go w/ a b16 head on your ls block, golden eagle lsvtec kit, gsr or b16 tranny, you'll have alot of fun w/ your set up.
sounds good. The motor in it seems ok its a 1990 and just needs some waking up. Buying a b16 head would probibly be a better option, then the swap will go a little faster and cheaper. That way I can spend some money on suspension.



