D17 has alot of potential
never mind i see act 6 puck and prolite flywheel. i went exedy organic and streetlite flywheel. so it not quite as stouts as yours. but it still winds out pretty quickly right now i can only imagine what its going to feel like after i ahve my work done
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downloading it now.
wow some people are retarded hahahaha (read before you post ok people)
wow some people are retarded hahahaha (read before you post ok people)
nice man, can't wait to see the results, im thinking of doin the same with mine, i don't need crazy power bc there is our formula car for that and ill prolly get a track car to fix up after college that will be my real power car, can;t wait to see the results, good luck with it.
Yeah good work! Looking forward to more proper vids of like 1st -> 4th pulls. lol
Dahm it'll be nice when it's all properly tuned
You should tune it to make max power around 9k, it seems to want to be going there!
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=29Y6A8VF
We need to see this type of Vid but of your car!
Dahm it'll be nice when it's all properly tuned
You should tune it to make max power around 9k, it seems to want to be going there!http://www.megaupload.com/?d=29Y6A8VF
We need to see this type of Vid but of your car!
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Originally Posted by gearbox
so how much did you spend, and how much hp did you get, and how long will the car drive in this form?
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How much did I spend, well over $3000 US dollars, How much HP did I get, I don't know yet (It is being dyno tuned), How long will the car drive in this form, longer than the stock engine probably would have lasted. (because the engine is now more efficient because of it being tuned well and as long as I change oil and thing reguraly then I'm all good) Tha's the advantage of NA power. 

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That is very correct - If you change you oil every 2k and oil filter every 5k and sparks every 10k you will do 400,000 miles no problem. Even with a Crower Stage 3 cam! And even if you take it on a x-track each weekend.
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My opinion why people don't go the NA route is 1) because it is the more expensive route when compared to turbo.
2.) Everyone loves the sound of a blow off valve
3.) A turbo engine can be built to make plenty more power than a NA engine.
4.) To make power on NA engines takes more skill and knowledge compared to say turbo engines.
2.) Everyone loves the sound of a blow off valve
3.) A turbo engine can be built to make plenty more power than a NA engine.
4.) To make power on NA engines takes more skill and knowledge compared to say turbo engines.
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also na is easy to mess up like i did. now i need to tear the engine apart just to put all the stock parts back and have a working car. it does take alot of skill to understand what not to do to this particular engine.
Originally Posted by kezay
How much did I spend, well over $3000 US dollars, How much HP did I get, I don't know yet (It is being dyno tuned), How long will the car drive in this form, longer than the stock engine probably would have lasted. (because the engine is now more efficient because of it being tuned well and as long as I change oil and thing reguraly then I'm all good) Tha's the advantage of NA power. 

Can you clarify that "well over" $3000.
AEM standalone is $1700, plus you have a stage 3 cam, pistons/rods? (unsure really), I assume you have headers, exhaust, valvetrain, tuning, clutch/flywheel. Sounds a bit more than $3000
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Modifications:
Suspension:
Fully Adjustable Tein Coilover Racing Suspension
Polished Neuspeed Front Upper Strut Bar
Energy Suspension Polyurethane Control Arm Bushings
Exterior:
Black TYC Projector headlights
Custom “CROWER” emblem
Engine:
Injen Polished SRI Intake
Crower stage 3 camshaft
Crower Titanium springs
Crower Titanium retainers
AEM 5 Bolt camgear
Crower stainless steel racing valves
CP Forged high compression pistons
2 1\4 inch stainless steel racing exhaust
AEM underdrive pulley kit (blue)
Koyo Racing 36MM Radiator
B&M short shifter kit
K20 injectors (310cc)
ACT Extreme pressure plate
ACT 6 puck copper disc
ACT Prolite flywheel (8.2lbs)
ARP headstuds
AEM standalone engine Management system “30-1030”
Audio:
Pioneer DEH-P9600MP headunit
JBL gto16t 1” tweeters
Pair 6” eminence speakers
I may be forgetting some things but anyways. The car has only been road tuned because it was pinging alot due to the high compression and the stage 3 cam is also a bit difficult to tune. So it too the tuner a while before he could get that under control. I have a vid that I will post later sorry for the delay.
Suspension:
Fully Adjustable Tein Coilover Racing Suspension
Polished Neuspeed Front Upper Strut Bar
Energy Suspension Polyurethane Control Arm Bushings
Exterior:
Black TYC Projector headlights
Custom “CROWER” emblem
Engine:
Injen Polished SRI Intake
Crower stage 3 camshaft
Crower Titanium springs
Crower Titanium retainers
AEM 5 Bolt camgear
Crower stainless steel racing valves
CP Forged high compression pistons
2 1\4 inch stainless steel racing exhaust
AEM underdrive pulley kit (blue)
Koyo Racing 36MM Radiator
B&M short shifter kit
K20 injectors (310cc)
ACT Extreme pressure plate
ACT 6 puck copper disc
ACT Prolite flywheel (8.2lbs)
ARP headstuds
AEM standalone engine Management system “30-1030”
Audio:
Pioneer DEH-P9600MP headunit
JBL gto16t 1” tweeters
Pair 6” eminence speakers
I may be forgetting some things but anyways. The car has only been road tuned because it was pinging alot due to the high compression and the stage 3 cam is also a bit difficult to tune. So it too the tuner a while before he could get that under control. I have a vid that I will post later sorry for the delay.




