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and btw, i dont make obvious mistakes. |
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I went from a lightly modded Pontiac Grand Prix GTP that was a mid-high 13 second car to my stick shift R18. It took me a month to get used to having very little power under 4,000 RPM but after a while you get used to it. By the time I was looking to get rid of my Grand Prix I was a much slower driver than I used to be. If I want to drive something pretty quick, I'll just borrow my mom's BMW 545i. Besides with all the traffic congestion and strict traffic laws in Ontario, it's pretty hard to find a stretch of road to let her rip regardless of having a fast car or not.
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i beat my friends ex with my si when it was stock by 2.5 cars he has a stick shift
the si aint crazy fast jus like the impreza wrx and the wrx sti two different engine output but same body but i like honda for atleast having a si upgrade toyota doesnt even have a car to compete with the si recently and the r 18 is pretty quick after bolt ons probably can run mid 14's after i/h/e |
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Second, you can not buy a header for this engine. It is built into the head and exits into a 2.5 - 3 inch (not sure on exact diameter) collector/down pipe with a cat 3 inches down. Doing any post-cat exhaust work is redundant, the only thing it will do is make noise. You could do a tune to this engine and play around with your fuel/vtec but you can't really do much else. Whoever told you that you could get mid 14 seconds out of doing 3 bolt-on's with one being impossible is an oaf with a mouth. You'd be lucky to get under mid 15s re-routing the intake and having a tune done. |
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![]() whoops my bad i said probably im jus appreciatin the r 18 and k20 and honda but thanks for clearin that up ur right on the money ![]() |
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Edit: Here's some pics of what I did with the intake if any are curious. Before: ![]() After: ![]() ![]() ![]() Last edited by SilverBulletGTP; 05-11-2008 at 01:32 AM. |
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I am shaking my head over the need for so many of you to justify why A is better than B.
Their both Civics in the end, I don't care if one is better or worse. Your better is someone else's worst, and their better is your worse. To pretend you're the only view who is right is just idiocy. It may be right for you, but you can't say that it's better for everyone.
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Did you have to pull the bumper off to remove the resonator? I'd like to by-pass the resonator and pull some of the cooler air from the bottom of the bumper. |
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while it is possible to remove it all from the fender well it is also much harder to reach things. So i recommend actually removing the bumper.
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It's not hard at all, just pull the tire off and un-do the wheel well and you'll have lots of room. The first screw is really easy, the other you need to crawl underneath with a small 1/4 inch drive ratchet and medium length extension. You'll have to feel your way around for the bolt but once you get hooked on it, just turn and it's really easy. IMO it would be more difficult and more time to go to the trouble of pulling off the whole bumper. Other than that one bolt, it's not difficult at all. However, I used to be an Apprentice Mechanic for VW before I switched careers and moved into IT so I'm used to tight spaces. You will also need to remove the battery and the plastic tray underneath it to un-do the two bolts that hold the top part of the pipe in. The muffler box was not hard at all to pull out from the fender wall, had to twist it comming out a little bit but not much. I'd recomend doing this though.
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Listen dude, we agreed to end the pissing contest last night, nobody was happy and everyone was getting wet, I guess you were offline already. So please don't post anymore R18 vs. Si comments in this thread. It is a stupid argument and it's just pissing everyone off.
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