

wow
I can't believe they stripped the entire car like that, do you guys think that all that was really necessary, cuz I've never heard of someone doing something like that
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holy **** that article is old, i have that SCC from like last year

x2, thot it looked familiar.Originally Posted by lemans23

well im sorry, i dont read rice mags.Originally Posted by lemans23
i read **** that actually is informative. not "how to: install wing on 94 accord"
I read "how to:pull a motor, degree a cam, and understand the basic physics of air pressure"

hahah thats awesome
it looked better afterwards anyway
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well not everyone goes to this forum.Originally Posted by Jmac
**** bastard

wow, those pics are hilarious, then removed almost every unimportant part of hte vehicle, lol. and made it less than 1.9k lol
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the one thing you dont know about those motors i guess is their extreme internal strength. not too many 4 cyl motors can run approx. 500 horse with reliability and STOCK internals. now im not a ricer but the sr20d is one of the notably great motors. for someone hot rodding their car at home, knowing you dont have to rip into the motor to make it pretty much as fast as you'd want it is good IMO.Originally Posted by Jmac
Originally Posted by Jmac
between a turbo a proper fuel and ignition system you can double the power without much hassle.
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The only thing it has going for it is potential
yes now finish the sentence. i believe it was "as a sr20det but that requires low comp pistons". now you dont need different pistons to make a sr20d motor handle boost reliably. you just need to make sure you have no detonation at all. granted you dont need as much boost as the det because of the compression. plenty of cold air, alcohol injection and proper timing will make the power very reliably. theres more to life than just reading book smarts. that is only the first part. firsthand experience goes along way after that. ive done alot of work on alot of cars. i doubt you have.
Ive seen stripping but not that much especially for a lightweight for its size stock...last pic is the best..donut on the rear!!!
analogkid...ever worked on any VG's?
negative zero, i have only messed with a cold air setup and a 125 shot on a 300z.
jmac, i wish i still had all the car mags i used to. im not searching the web for it to attempt to prove a point.
what cold air system did you use? Jim Wolf, Injen, etc? I have K&N filters but ive always wanted an Injen intake...maybe even the JW Pop Chargers
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