gsr getting old
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no worries man... my gsr had 135k on the motor. ran 14.9 at the track all day with i/h/e. it would have kept going strong to but i chose to rebuild it before i fucked anything up. if you take care of her she'l take care of you.
Acctually, at 100k miles yoru car is at the prime of it's life. Dyno's have proven that most cars will acctually output more stock hp at 100,000 hp than at lower miles.
like a fine wine it only get's better with age hehe, well once u hit about 130k and u race then look for a rebuild heh. Otherwise it's just downhill form there.
like a fine wine it only get's better with age hehe, well once u hit about 130k and u race then look for a rebuild heh. Otherwise it's just downhill form there.
100k is nothing on a well-maintained honda motor. Consistent compression across all cylinders is more important. I have about 154,000 chassis miles and 122,000 motor miles (blew my first motor foolin' around with n20). The turbo just helps my teg breathe better
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am i the only one that found it crazy that he hit 100,000 at the same time the trip meter turned 100... almost like he planned it????
j/p
edit-- i'm coming up on 64,xxx
Modified by skunkintegra at 11:33 PM 9/10/2003
j/p
edit-- i'm coming up on 64,xxx
Modified by skunkintegra at 11:33 PM 9/10/2003
way to go on hitting 100,000. Your are a little less than halfway on mine. Its a 94 LS with 219,000. Not really any major problems to speak of but cam seals are shot so those have to be replaced but shouldn't be hard at all.
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me too.
Ben
me too.
Ben




