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people here have done it for maybe $400-$500 which like i said would be good if u plan on boosting your car. i wouldnt do it unless i plan on boosting. casue vtech only gives but 10HP .
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cheap ?????
head, ecu and vtec selonoid --300
head studs -- 100
HG -- 25
labor if not doing yourself -- bout 200
that is almost $700
head, ecu and vtec selonoid --300
head studs -- 100
HG -- 25
labor if not doing yourself -- bout 200
that is almost $700
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Originally Posted by CuRiOuSfIsH
it's definately more complex than just slappin on the head to give 10 crank... doesnt the EX also have slightly higher compression?
yes, it isn't easy for someone that doesn't have mechanical skills
yes, the EX has higher compression, but the head has nothing to do with that
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Originally Posted by civic01vtec
yes, the EX has higher compression, but the head has nothing to do with that
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