*Next Episode Garage 62mm H2B EM1 FIS/SFWD build*
I had to edit the thread to not market our shop, so here you guys go:
Some of you may remember my old D2B Go-Autoworks setup from this thread: https://honda-tech.com/forums/drag-racing-36/%2A%2Atuner-eddys-d2b-em1-build%2A%2A-go-autoworks-6262-content-3069535/
Last summer, I had the opportunity to scoop up a guy's brand new h2b setup and decided to upgrade my d2b setup. The d2b setup was fun, but the ultimate goal with the car was always to run a 10.99 or faster. I never reached that time, so I'm hoping to do so with the new setup! New Setup is as follows:
Engine:
87.5 Golden Eagle Sleeved H22
Eagle Rods
CP pistons
H22 Head
Crower valve train
Skunk2 Pro 1 cams
GE intake manifold
Grams 2200cc injectors
Bosch inline 044
Dual hangers in tank
T-GA 6165 by Turbonetics
Go-Autoworks 950hp dual backdoor
Go-Autoworks H2B Top mount
Tial Wastegate
Tial BOV
Go-Autoworks Catch can setup
Go-Autoworks custom brackets galore
VP Racing c16
Driveline:
Disco Dave built (shout out to my homie!)
CC h2b Twin disc
Stock gsr trans
carbon synchros
Mfactory LSD
DSS 2.9 axles
24.5x8.5 M&H slicks
Comp V2 13x8 slicks with mactching rear skinnies
Electronics:
S300
Mil Spec Harness
Tunerview RD1
Gauges
Tune will be done by Johnny Adams at Adams Automotive (Crestview, Florida)
Safety:
Kirkey Seat
Harness Bar
RaceQuip Harness
Hoping for 700whp. MAJOR shout out to my boy Greg Carter at Go-Autoworks, he has truly out done himself on my build (whether his humble self will ever admit it or not!). I partnered with him to do all of our custom turbo fab work for a reason! Thanks again Greg!
Now on to the civic, some before pics:






New build!
Old engine Bay

New Engine Bay (Battleship Grey)


Decided to get really wild and throw on some ghetto blue tint and wrapped the car in blue digital camo:

And the goodness from Greg @ Go-Autoworks (Almost finished!)






Some of you may remember my old D2B Go-Autoworks setup from this thread: https://honda-tech.com/forums/drag-racing-36/%2A%2Atuner-eddys-d2b-em1-build%2A%2A-go-autoworks-6262-content-3069535/
Last summer, I had the opportunity to scoop up a guy's brand new h2b setup and decided to upgrade my d2b setup. The d2b setup was fun, but the ultimate goal with the car was always to run a 10.99 or faster. I never reached that time, so I'm hoping to do so with the new setup! New Setup is as follows:
Engine:
87.5 Golden Eagle Sleeved H22
Eagle Rods
CP pistons
H22 Head
Crower valve train
Skunk2 Pro 1 cams
GE intake manifold
Grams 2200cc injectors
Bosch inline 044
Dual hangers in tank
T-GA 6165 by Turbonetics
Go-Autoworks 950hp dual backdoor
Go-Autoworks H2B Top mount
Tial Wastegate
Tial BOV
Go-Autoworks Catch can setup
Go-Autoworks custom brackets galore
VP Racing c16
Driveline:
Disco Dave built (shout out to my homie!)
CC h2b Twin disc
Stock gsr trans
carbon synchros
Mfactory LSD
DSS 2.9 axles
24.5x8.5 M&H slicks
Comp V2 13x8 slicks with mactching rear skinnies
Electronics:
S300
Mil Spec Harness
Tunerview RD1
Gauges
Tune will be done by Johnny Adams at Adams Automotive (Crestview, Florida)
Safety:
Kirkey Seat
Harness Bar
RaceQuip Harness
Hoping for 700whp. MAJOR shout out to my boy Greg Carter at Go-Autoworks, he has truly out done himself on my build (whether his humble self will ever admit it or not!). I partnered with him to do all of our custom turbo fab work for a reason! Thanks again Greg!
Now on to the civic, some before pics:






New build!
Old engine Bay

New Engine Bay (Battleship Grey)


Decided to get really wild and throw on some ghetto blue tint and wrapped the car in blue digital camo:

And the goodness from Greg @ Go-Autoworks (Almost finished!)






How do you have the intercooler mounted, since you have all those v bands in your intercooler piping? Doesn't there need to be some play what with engine vibrations and all
It's actually mounted with a custom bracket where the hood latch used to go. I'm running solid mounts, there's literally no flex in the motor or setup.
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