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Old 5th April 2008, 02:48   #31 (permalink)
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hey nirmal
the block guard would increase temps but that could still be managed with water injection or by increasing fuelling by 5 to 8 percent however the benefits on the long run would mean a stronger block and lesser stress on the sleeves and lower in cylinder temps. Please confirm as i have personally not pushed the engines so far yet, but with water injection at 18 psi i am definitely seeing an increase in usable power without additional heat.
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Old 5th April 2008, 04:08   #32 (permalink)
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hey nirmal
the block guard would increase temps but that could still be managed with water injection or by increasing fuelling by 5 to 8 percent however the benefits on the long run would mean a stronger block and lesser stress on the sleeves and lower in cylinder temps. Please confirm as i have personally not pushed the engines so far yet, but with water injection at 18 psi i am definitely seeing an increase in usable power without additional heat.
True, but i am just thinking about doing without block guard, next motor i will resleeve the block. It fun car and i want to see what i could do with stock sleeve.. i know few people that have made over 425hp at the wheels with stock sleeve and no block guard on d series motors.
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Old 5th April 2008, 08:01   #33 (permalink)
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Yeah D series motors are die hard...well i think the block will do good as on our expectationsss...hheehehehehehee
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Yep, you can do without the Block Guard provided the motor isn't abused previously, its all in the Tuning.
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Old 5th April 2008, 09:22   #35 (permalink)
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Well the motor is almost in a rebuild process but its all about block hehehehe...yeah its all tunning bro

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Great work 1fstndn!!
That Civic Si looks like a scorcher.
Please post some pics of the CRX though and carry on the good work.
This is a learning thread for sure!!
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Old 8th April 2008, 22:22   #37 (permalink)
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Great work 1fstndn!!
That Civic Si looks like a scorcher.
Please post some pics of the CRX though and carry on the good work.
This is a learning thread for sure!!
Thank you. I will do my best to keep this thread going.
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Old 8th April 2008, 22:31   #38 (permalink)
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My buddie at skunk2.com hooked me up with my new project, The owner and driver of skunk2 racing is really good friends of mine.
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Skunk2 Racing: PRO-SERIES CAM GEAR 1.5/1.6L SOHC CIVC/CRX/DEL SOL -(Ti Color)

Camhttp://www.skunk2.com/Engine/index2....rd&cat_id=CSTD

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http://www.skunk2.com/Engine/index2....ves&cat_id=VAL

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http://www.skunk2.com/Engine/index2....&cat_id=VSPTUN

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Old 8th April 2008, 23:20   #39 (permalink)
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The links were not working on the other reply. For some reason i don't have edit option.

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Skunk2 Racing: D16Z6 1.6L(1992-95 SI/EX) SOHC VTEC - STAGE 1

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Old 8th April 2008, 23:39   #40 (permalink)
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Default New Skunk2 Intake Manifold and Throttle Body

I am going with Skunk2 Intake Manifold to improve airflow over stock.

Old Vs. New
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Port matched for throttle 65mm
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What size 42r are you planning to run? Specs?

Have any dyno charts of your old setup(pictured setup)? Would be nice to see.
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What size 42r are you planning to run? Specs?

Have any dyno charts of your old setup(pictured setup)? Would be nice to see.
Spec on it is: 1.01 A/R, Compressor wheel 94mm with 56 trim. We made 689 at wheels with PT67. I don't have dyno chart.. i have to find it. Here the magazine article: DragSport.com - DSport Magazine - Cover Story - Modacar's 10-second Pro-Am Coupe
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Khush Kar Ditta 1fstndn Pappe!!
Thanks for the pics bro.
I could eat most of the parts. (I said eat the parts not eat off them)
I can see the future of motor sports in India getting there. Soon we will have access to things of beauty such as these, as easily.
Yup, would love to see the before and after dyno and the results thereof.
Amazing!!
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Khush Kar Ditta 1fstndn Pappe!!
Thanks for the pics bro.
I could eat most of the parts. (I said eat the parts not eat off them)
I can see the future of motor sports in India getting there. Soon we will have access to things of beauty such as these, as easily.
Yup, would love to see the before and after dyno and the results thereof.
Amazing!!
Will do, i will post dyno plot and dyno video. From what i am reading other post, India is almost there. When i started racing back in 1996, that how it was for 4 banger engine in US very limited parts so alot of guys had to custom make or modifed parts made for 6cyl or 8cyl.
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Old 11th April 2008, 05:09   #45 (permalink)
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So guys..after a long wait and hard work finally the setup is ready and its in testing stage now.We are able to get around 358 BHP on wheels but still we need to tune right we have some flaws in the dyno chart..I will post the video of dyno run today with the dyno pic...Nirmal is having a better file but i took it for cam. I will be posting it tonite.

Else the car is rocket.Its stomach wrenching you feel the Gs of 360 Horses.Even the turbo spools up at around 5K because its a big one..But when it kicks it tears the car ***.Especially the passenger....... Even at when car is around 8k rev and it gets into a wheel spin . So will be posting soon so stay tunned.

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