Speed Performance?
Okay well i have a Honda Accord EX-R
its an Automatic 2.2L 4cyl, 4d sedan
i just want to know the steps needed to give my car a some more speed
I already know about Manual Transmission is faster, but thats alot of money
Ive been reading about Cold Air Intake
but my friend says i need to change the exhaust for that to work
so im confused
im a noob
so go easy on me
its an Automatic 2.2L 4cyl, 4d sedan
i just want to know the steps needed to give my car a some more speed
I already know about Manual Transmission is faster, but thats alot of money
Ive been reading about Cold Air Intake
but my friend says i need to change the exhaust for that to work
so im confused
im a noob
so go easy on me
I already know about Manual Transmission is faster, but thats alot of money <-- Dont bother than
I really wouldnt bother than if not spending alot of money is your thing. To make your car "fast" takes quite a bit of work... and money. Cold air intakes and exhaust might sound cool and give placebo, but i doubt you would be satisfied with any of the small gains, often unoticeable, things like that provide. Real power is gained through tedious engine building (cams, headwork, pistons, etc) which is very expensive. You could spend a couple thousand on a turbo setup and run low boost with a good tune and make 200-250 depending on engine health. All in all its going to take money... nothing is cheap, especially power. Not to sound mean but i would worry about keeping it clean and running strong if you dont want to spend alot on making it faster
I really wouldnt bother than if not spending alot of money is your thing. To make your car "fast" takes quite a bit of work... and money. Cold air intakes and exhaust might sound cool and give placebo, but i doubt you would be satisfied with any of the small gains, often unoticeable, things like that provide. Real power is gained through tedious engine building (cams, headwork, pistons, etc) which is very expensive. You could spend a couple thousand on a turbo setup and run low boost with a good tune and make 200-250 depending on engine health. All in all its going to take money... nothing is cheap, especially power. Not to sound mean but i would worry about keeping it clean and running strong if you dont want to spend alot on making it faster
to give you an example of what this takes money wise to be fast... i'm working on what i see as a very tight budget in an attempt to about double my hp. the planned budget totals out to around $2200...
if you keep your eyes open for deals you can do intake and exhaust for next to nothing, but you'll not get much more out of them...
oh and needing exhaust to make an intake work... maybe your friend meant to truly be effective... you don't need both for them to work
hello everyone. I am new user to this forum so please bare with me. yesterday i purchased a 94 honda civic coupe w/ a b16 from the factory. i purchased this car with hopes of completing a motor swap to a b18c1 (gs-r). any out there who can offer me any information i would greatly appreciate the info. i was trying to figure a ballpark price in terms of what it would cost me to go along with a project like this, man hours, how difficult, any suggestions on any other possible swaps. (looking for something that can hold up to a turbo in the future). im looking to take the gold with this project and who better to ask then people who have already been there and done that...so any insight would be greatly appreciated. thanks
but the question is are you looking for more speed or more power?
more speed can be done with a simple computer tune by removing the stock governor, or you could just unplug your speedo and use a gps to see how fast you are going.
more power, just refer to the above.
more speed can be done with a simple computer tune by removing the stock governor, or you could just unplug your speedo and use a gps to see how fast you are going.
more power, just refer to the above.
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