Finished the build! *pic*
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Finished the build! *pic*
I figured I would add to the collection of builds on here.
D15B Vtec from a wrecked RHD civic that had 24xxx miles on it
Custom manifold (not some cheap junk)
AiResearch 42/48
2.5" downpipe to a 2.5" flex pipe to a 3" catco catalytic converter and then 3" all the way back to a 3" in/out muffler
Drag bar and plate intercooler
Greddy Type S
Tial knock off wastegate set at 8.7 psi. Open dump
DSM 450cc's with Radio shack inline resistors
Chipped P28 running Uberdata and it has a basemap somewhat specific for my build. Datalogging too.
Function7 Oil line fittings
Stealthmode/Tuner Toys oil lines
1 step colder plugs
Ultra plug wires
VDO Boost/Oil Pressure Gauges.
Clutch Specialties 275hp pressure plate
Exedy copper kevlar clutch disk
Oh, and its all in a '93 civic hatch
UPDATE: Things are working much smoother since I did a couple of little things here and there and installed an external wastegate. Here is a pic of the build! The injector wiring is now covered.
D15B Vtec from a wrecked RHD civic that had 24xxx miles on it
Custom manifold (not some cheap junk)
AiResearch 42/48
2.5" downpipe to a 2.5" flex pipe to a 3" catco catalytic converter and then 3" all the way back to a 3" in/out muffler
Drag bar and plate intercooler
Greddy Type S
Tial knock off wastegate set at 8.7 psi. Open dump
DSM 450cc's with Radio shack inline resistors
Chipped P28 running Uberdata and it has a basemap somewhat specific for my build. Datalogging too.
Function7 Oil line fittings
Stealthmode/Tuner Toys oil lines
1 step colder plugs
Ultra plug wires
VDO Boost/Oil Pressure Gauges.
Clutch Specialties 275hp pressure plate
Exedy copper kevlar clutch disk
Oh, and its all in a '93 civic hatch
UPDATE: Things are working much smoother since I did a couple of little things here and there and installed an external wastegate. Here is a pic of the build! The injector wiring is now covered.
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Re: Alright, almost done with the build....now what?
Sounds like you have it all covered.Maybe pick up a new fuel filter but other than that take lots of pictures and post them.Make sure you have a extra set of wheels or someone to fdrive you over to the parts store as Im sure you'll need to run and grab some odds and ends.Good luck.
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Re: Alright, almost done with the build....now what?
I figured I would just leave the timing alone for uber to play with but I just wanted to make sure that I had the timing set in the right position (the red mark??) When I had my engine shipped, I got it with some damage done to the dizzy and when I checked the timing it was way off so I just set it to that little red mark in between the other 2 markings.