getting a 93-95 integra gsr
im getting a 93-95 integra gsr 5-speed. i know i will have to make some major upgrades but i don't know what. so if you will, wil you give me some upgrades and modifications. need help thnx
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You dont want to add a 'chip' to the car.
Your best bet is a hondata system. That way you can have the car tuned on a dyno maximize power and fuel curves no matter what modifications you've made.
The best exhaust systems are SMS - search for topics created by user "SMSP" for more info. Remember, you get what you pay for.
RJ
Your best bet is a hondata system. That way you can have the car tuned on a dyno maximize power and fuel curves no matter what modifications you've made.
The best exhaust systems are SMS - search for topics created by user "SMSP" for more info. Remember, you get what you pay for.
RJ
well 93 is a b17a1 engine i think...
for better bet get a 94-00 gsr.. those are b18c1.. not much different in performance but the parts are easier to find... but goes with the style u like... it's your car .. not our
for better bet get a 94-00 gsr.. those are b18c1.. not much different in performance but the parts are easier to find... but goes with the style u like... it's your car .. not our
Anything above 94. Finding parts especially 93 & below is a pain. Not exactly pain but you're limited especially with new parts that are being developed. I have 93 4-dr LS and it's a pain in a butt if I want to upgrade something.
dont start thinking about the turbo until you get your car, have enough funds to keep it operating, and have a good understanding of how evyerthing works under your hood, becasue you will be spending alot of time under there.
There was a '92 B17 powered GS-R, as well.
Virtually identical to the '93 GS-R.
One side benefit to the 92-93 GS-R's, they were the only USDM
OBD1 hondas that came with DOHC VTEC, and a cable trans.
And they are scarce.
Although, most people don't see those as benefits.
The 94+ GS-R's are all hydro trans.
Just, thought I add my .02 cents.
Virtually identical to the '93 GS-R.
One side benefit to the 92-93 GS-R's, they were the only USDM
OBD1 hondas that came with DOHC VTEC, and a cable trans.
And they are scarce.
Although, most people don't see those as benefits.
The 94+ GS-R's are all hydro trans.
Just, thought I add my .02 cents.
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I/H/E is not the first thing you should get. After you purchase the vehicle, have it tuned up (ex. cap, rotor, fuel filter, air filter oil change, spark plugs/spark plug wires). After that is done, if you are interested in racing at all ( which from judging by your name, you are), upgrade your tires to something stickier like falkens or kumhos or if you have the money, Potenzas . and THEN, you can start to look intake, header, exhaust and all of that other stuff.
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