1991 Civic lx
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harm;324322 wrote:
Any idea how much power it's actually making?To be honest i have no idea as this has never been on a dyno. I can tell you i ran low 14's at 100-105 mph with horrible launches (fail). I would guess 160-180 hp maybe but the power band is not typical turbo Honda. It is more mid range then top end as i built this as a daily driver not a race car.
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DrifterExtreme;324329 wrote:
To be honest i have no idea as this has never been on a dyno. I can tell you i ran low 14's at 100-105 mph with horrible launches (fail). I would guess 160-180 hp maybe but the power band is not typical turbo Honda. It is more mid range then top end as i built this as a daily driver not a race car.i'll second that, the power isn't all sitting at the top of the rev range, very useable power with quick spool-up. The car is a hoot to drive.
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Did you miss the part where he said he built it to be a daily driver. So it needed to have some level of reliability? Have you seen stock D series rods?
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Good luck with the sale matt! This is one of my all time favorite builds. So clean.
here a psht, there psht, everywhere a psht psht
PVC SQUAD MEMBER #2- 95 CIVIC EX- DD 320whp on a mustang dyno
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Quada;324334 wrote:
why did you build the motor if you just put a t25 on it? were you planning to upgrade in the future?Heath answered this pretty spot on. But show me one stock turbo d series that has any real miles on it? They don't exist as they blow up from being wholly under built for regular turbo duty.
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DrifterExtreme;324347 wrote:
Heath answered this pretty spot on. But show me one stock turbo d series that has any real miles on it? They don't exist as they blow up from being wholly under built for regular turbo duty.My sedan is still going with 206k+ on it...bout 14k of which has been boosted on a 50 trim.
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torbs;324369 wrote:
My sedan is still going with 206k+ on it...bout 14k of which has been boosted on a 50 trim. Jus sayinNice one up torbs, you da man.
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