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Old 10-21-2004, 06:02 PM
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I found the following information on Horsepower Freak:

NEW ECONO BILLETS - Fast Time Series, Budget conscious 4340 Steel Billet Rods that is manufactured offshore but finished in-house by CROWER personnel, Availalbe ony for popular Hondas and limited to 15 lbs of boost.

Cost - $418.39
sounds like a lot of money for something that's limited to 15 psi :P here ya go, save yourself 100 bucks and boost as much as you want :P
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...929459493&rd=1
Projekteg, thank you. I call them, and they also have 8:1 compression piston and rings for $400.00. This is standard size piston for D16Z6.
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Old 10-21-2004, 09:40 PM
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15psi on stock d internals?
never, well maybe for a week
ummmmm, ok, maybe not a d15. a z6 will handle it for a while with good tuning.
---- that, I ran 14psi on a stock D15 daily. I would say about 99% of every take off was an all out drag race to the next stop so it's not like it was an easy 14psi.

I like how they limit the amount to 15psi. Is that 15psi from an IHI or 15psi from a SC61?
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Old 10-22-2004, 06:09 AM
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To all turbo car owners:

What's your opinion on running stock D16Z6 rods with forged pistons? I am just looking at all options. I can get Eagle H-Beam for $330.00, and Crower I-Beam for about $600.00+

Also, I did a compression test last weekend and the results are as follows: Cylinder #1...60
#2...190
#3...195
#4...190
The engine has about 105K miles.

Any and all suggestions/opinions are welcome.

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Old 10-22-2004, 08:36 AM
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don't bother putting forged pistons on stock d series rods, go ahead and do it right if you're going to. h beams will be more than enough for stock sleeves, i promise. you can get the kits on ebay with h beams, pistons, and rings, for like 650 for d series. i would do that.
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Default Re:Forged rods and pistons

Originally Posted by StanB
I found the following information on Horsepower Freak:

NEW ECONO BILLETS - Fast Time Series, Budget conscious 4340 Steel Billet Rods that is manufactured offshore but finished in-house by CROWER personnel, Availalbe ony for popular Hondas and limited to 15 lbs of boost.

Cost - $418.39
that`s bull ----.
last time i check it said they will hold up to 600 horse.
i`ve seen some other guy over HT hit way over 600 horse without any prob.
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