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Car: EG Hatchback
Florida
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Dyno: EG Civic LS VTEC Turbo Dyno
Correct me on things that are wrong and/or add what I am missing
Having trouble remembering Car: EG Civic Engine: 9:1 CP pistons, Eagle rods and ARP head studs Mods: Log exhaust manifold, KJ 3" downpipe, KJ 2.5" intercooler piping, KJ catch can, ITR intake cam, STR intake manifold, Precision SC34 turbo and Neptune tuned by Alpha and KJ Tuning at 15lbs on 93 octane: The clutch started to slip at anything above this power level Last edited by Alpha : 05-28-2008 at 02:10 PM. |
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All Aboard
Car: 1989 Dodge Colt
st petersburg, fla.
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if i were to do it...i'd run a stock b16a, sc34, 18-19psi...quiet exhaust...would make about the same power you're setup did...maybe a little more hp, less torque. anything over 400whp is hard to use...plus i loved the even powerband in ron's civic...was manageable and very fast.
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Car: likes pumps gas 499.7
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bored at work
Car: 96 BMW 328i, 92 civic cx
Tampa
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Got my alignment squared away thanks to Shawn at S&M Truckworld. I'm good to go for trackday now.
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