GT35r honda v6
Here's something for everyone that's a little different. Some may have seen this on another site, but thought I'd share it here as well. This is my ride, a 03 CL S with a Garrett GT35r. It's not the fastest out there, but a formidible sleeper non the less.




wow man thats pretty bad ***. you've got the best of both worlds, luxury and a pretty big turbo. just curious, what do you do for fuel management ?
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He might be ThinJim I dont know if he made a diff name to join this forum.
All I know is it can do 300ft lbs before 3000 rpm on a gt35r and this is on emanage.
http://cl.acurazine.com/forums...78861
All I know is it can do 300ft lbs before 3000 rpm on a gt35r and this is on emanage.
http://cl.acurazine.com/forums...78861
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no, your owned...
same owner midship, hows your car coming along?
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no, your owned...
same owner midship, hows your car coming along?
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sexy *** cl! Awesome seeing the mid size hondas get some love!!
call me a retard, but what am I looking at here?
well the JPG name gave it away: water injection? any more info on this part of the setup, or hell more info on the whole setup in general? stock bottom end?
call me a retard, but what am I looking at here?
well the JPG name gave it away: water injection? any more info on this part of the setup, or hell more info on the whole setup in general? stock bottom end?
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I went with Darton Sleeves sorry to leave you hanging AEBS was being to vague.
Latest thing I got for my project civic is : http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...WN:IT
Super cool litterally.
Modified by MidShipCivic at 1:06 PM 5/15/2006
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I went with Darton Sleeves sorry to leave you hanging AEBS was being to vague.
Latest thing I got for my project civic is : http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...WN:IT
Super cool litterally.Modified by MidShipCivic at 1:06 PM 5/15/2006
To make a long story short, I bought the kit from a guy in cali and made a couple modifications to it before I put it on and have since made a few modifications to the fuel delivery since that picture.
The block is stock internals, it's a 6speed mani, 464whp at 10psi, did another dyno and put down 390ish torque at same level. I upgraded the injectors to RC 440's, eleminated the additional injector that was used (POS), tech-edge wideband, amquist water injection, aeromotive 1:1 regulator, walboro fuel pump, knock link, ceramic coated mani's, GT35rBB, apex avcr boost controller, POS emanage, works but looking for something better, GT35rBB- turbine wheel 68mm w/84trim, housen .82ar, compress wheel 82mm w/56trim 70ar. I get a nice 11.8 afr at 58lbs fuel pressure wot.
before anyone says, "stock internals, it's only a matter of time" , I know. but so far, surprisingly, the integrity of this motor has been quite reliable. As long as it doesn't detonate, I should be fine for a while, how long is anyones guess. I suspect the first thing to go would either be a ring or head gasket, the rods and crank are factory forged steel. It seems it could handle more boost, but happy where it's at for the time being. It's a great bang for the buck and is one hell of a sleepr. cheers!
The block is stock internals, it's a 6speed mani, 464whp at 10psi, did another dyno and put down 390ish torque at same level. I upgraded the injectors to RC 440's, eleminated the additional injector that was used (POS), tech-edge wideband, amquist water injection, aeromotive 1:1 regulator, walboro fuel pump, knock link, ceramic coated mani's, GT35rBB, apex avcr boost controller, POS emanage, works but looking for something better, GT35rBB- turbine wheel 68mm w/84trim, housen .82ar, compress wheel 82mm w/56trim 70ar. I get a nice 11.8 afr at 58lbs fuel pressure wot.
before anyone says, "stock internals, it's only a matter of time" , I know. but so far, surprisingly, the integrity of this motor has been quite reliable. As long as it doesn't detonate, I should be fine for a while, how long is anyones guess. I suspect the first thing to go would either be a ring or head gasket, the rods and crank are factory forged steel. It seems it could handle more boost, but happy where it's at for the time being. It's a great bang for the buck and is one hell of a sleepr. cheers!
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before anyone says, "stock internals, it's only a matter of time" , I know. but so far, surprisingly, the integrity of this motor has been quite reliable. As long as it doesn't detonate, I should be fine for a while, how long is anyones guess. I suspect the first thing to go would either be a ring or head gasket, the rods and crank are factory forged steel. It seems it could handle more boost, but happy where it's at for the time being. It's a great bang for the buck and is one hell of a sleepr. cheers!</TD></TR></TABLE>
I love boosted V6's
The 3.2L must be one hungry engine, being able to push that amount of power at only 10 PSI with a GT35R
460 WHP is not overly dangerous IMO, and is about 145 WHP/L. That's equivalent to a 261 WHP 1.8L Honda
And it's only 77 WHP/cylinder so the rods and pistons aren't going through hell, unlike stock B-series motors @ 400WHP which is like 100 WHP/cyl. With water injection, your engine should last for a good while IMO. Really nice pipe routing under the car too.
before anyone says, "stock internals, it's only a matter of time" , I know. but so far, surprisingly, the integrity of this motor has been quite reliable. As long as it doesn't detonate, I should be fine for a while, how long is anyones guess. I suspect the first thing to go would either be a ring or head gasket, the rods and crank are factory forged steel. It seems it could handle more boost, but happy where it's at for the time being. It's a great bang for the buck and is one hell of a sleepr. cheers!</TD></TR></TABLE>
I love boosted V6's
The 3.2L must be one hungry engine, being able to push that amount of power at only 10 PSI with a GT35R
460 WHP is not overly dangerous IMO, and is about 145 WHP/L. That's equivalent to a 261 WHP 1.8L Honda
And it's only 77 WHP/cylinder so the rods and pistons aren't going through hell, unlike stock B-series motors @ 400WHP which is like 100 WHP/cyl. With water injection, your engine should last for a good while IMO. Really nice pipe routing under the car too.
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I love boosted V6's
The 3.2L must be one hungry engine, being able to push that amount of power at only 10 PSI with a GT35R
460 WHP is not overly dangerous IMO, and is about 145 WHP/L. That's equivalent to a 261 WHP 1.8L Honda
And it's only 77 WHP/cylinder so the rods and pistons aren't going through hell, unlike stock B-series motors @ 400WHP which is like 100 WHP/cyl. With water injection, your engine should last for a good while IMO. Really nice pipe routing under the car too.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Thanks, and I'm partial to the V6 as well. It is hungry for more it seems and has a tremendous growl upon the onset of boost. Saw your write up a while back on your car and loved it,
not many boosted v6's out there.
anyone on here have experience with avcr?
I love boosted V6's
The 3.2L must be one hungry engine, being able to push that amount of power at only 10 PSI with a GT35R
460 WHP is not overly dangerous IMO, and is about 145 WHP/L. That's equivalent to a 261 WHP 1.8L Honda
And it's only 77 WHP/cylinder so the rods and pistons aren't going through hell, unlike stock B-series motors @ 400WHP which is like 100 WHP/cyl. With water injection, your engine should last for a good while IMO. Really nice pipe routing under the car too.</TD></TR></TABLE>Thanks, and I'm partial to the V6 as well. It is hungry for more it seems and has a tremendous growl upon the onset of boost. Saw your write up a while back on your car and loved it,
not many boosted v6's out there. anyone on here have experience with avcr?



