Quote (Gutah @ Mar 8 2011 03:09pm)
with like 5-8g's you can get a 400hp little civic that would smash on all kinds' of cars. + take it to the track and it will smash on their too brah ! don't hate. just sayinn
You show me a properly built Honda pushing out 400whp on an 5-8 grand budget please
For 8-9 you can get a used WS6 and start out at 320hp, 5.2 second 0-60 and low 13's on the strip.
Quote (DuckManParkey @ Mar 8 2011 03:18pm)
that is just a sad statement. and tho whoever said 200-210 tops.... This is the honda thread so unless you know please don't spout off. I will be going for 250-275 to the wheels on an almost stock block. Easily done. Northeast has the best tuner around for honda's.. Any way my friend runs a turbo stock b18 in his integra and does 280 to the wheels daily and can push it a bit further and still be safe. I personally will be staying in the 250-275 range depending on how traction turns out. I am hoping to get it all done for around 3k including the entire swap and putting the turbo kit together.
Also I am not a 20 year old just tinkering. This is my daily driver that I am sprucing up a bit. I have my fun car too.
Lol that's every Honda driver's defense "I just want my DD a little faster"
3k for a turbo'd car? Lol did you give the seller +1 eebay Rep?
And you act like stock block is a big deal. The 2.0L Ecotec can handle 600hp on stock block, rofl.
Like I said, start out with a real base for a starting car. When you are worrying about traction issues at 250hp you need to rethink your priorities.
This is one of my favorite quotes from the Ion LSR Article-
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By the end of 2001 they were producingbetween 850 and 900 hp and still using a stock block, stock timing chain, reground stock cams and stock cam drive gearsslotted to allow changes in cam phasing.
This post was edited by DarkByDesign on Mar 8 2011 02:30pm