Hey guys, my 1st post on these forums

Anyways, i have a 1992 Limited edition civic hb, its a GLi version i think.. twin carby version.

I want to know wot i can do to get some more power out of it, im up for any suggestions instead of turbo and supercharger.

I allready have an exhaust, getting headers and airfilter.

Thanks

 

what country??

 

australia

 

welcome noob

 

thanks mate!

 

a swapped motor... do they have the SiR model in AUS???

 

welcome to h- tech

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Disciple &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i have a 1992 Limited edition civic hb, its a GLi version i think.. twin carby version. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Got any pics?

 

i dont know if they have SiR motors in australia, im not planning on keeping the car for mor than 1 or 2 more years.. so im looking for cheapish but decent power increases.

I will post some pics when i get the car back 2morro from the panel beaters, someone backed into it at the shopping centre

 

[QUOTE=Disciple]i dont know if they have SiR motors in australia, im not planning on keeping the car for mor than 1 or 2 more years.. so im looking for cheapish but decent power increases.

Well,...if you are not keeping the civic within a year or two then its not worth putting your money into the civic!! Instead you should saved up your money!!
If you feel like spending then get a catback exhaust system, intake, header,..etc.

 

hi.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Disciple &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so im looking for cheapish but decent power increases.</TD></TR></TABLE>

You are a perfect candidate for Nitrous. Seriously.

The single most, absolute, best bang for your buck HP adder on the planet.

 

ah, tony, why you gotta tell people that??

...get a p28 ecu, complete D16Z6 head, engine wiring harness, and you'll be good to go

edit- i just thought about something. if it's carburated, you'll need an in-tank electric fuel pump, new chassis/body wiring, new fuel lines, etc. ok, either put lots of money into it, or put no money into it and drive it.

 

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edit- i just thought about something. if it's carburated, you'll need an in-tank electric fuel pump, new chassis/body wiring, new fuel lines, etc. ok, either put lots of money into it, or put no money into it and drive it.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Thats why I said nitrous.

 

W3RD

 

Hello.

 

nawWwwWwSSS

 

Welcome to H-T

 

i agree with tony. your a perfect candidate for nitrous.