Opinions on CRX type R turbo build , help!
01-31-2006, 11:34 PM
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Re: Opinions on CRX type R turbo build , help!
i think its a stupid ideal to do that to the type r and not the gsr..........your paying money for all of they parts in the type r to make it a great n/a car, but then you are taking them all out to turbo it.......and your paying something like 4500 dollars for the type r motor when you could buy a gsr motor for probably 1800-2000 dollars and spend the rest of the 2000-2500 on the build of the gsr and thats on top of the money you already have.......maybe its just me but i think your a dumbshit
02-01-2006, 12:22 AM
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Re: Opinions on CRX type R turbo build , help!
Originally Posted by hatchboy
THats a really clean setup man.
I am one of those poeple thats its never fast enough though, so i want to be able to turn up the boost without having to worry about it
THats why i am going internal mods as well and that is what i mainley had the questions on.
I am one of those poeple thats its never fast enough though, so i want to be able to turn up the boost without having to worry about it
THats why i am going internal mods as well and that is what i mainley had the questions on.
02-02-2006, 12:13 AM
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Re: Opinions on CRX type R turbo build , help!
Allrite brio, this is the thing, dont hate that im turbo'ing a R. I would agree that it would be stupid if i had payed that much for it. But honostly i got it at a price that most people would consider a good price for a gsr. And it is what i have in my crx rite now, and also, i can't find anyone to trade me a gsr+cash for my type R up here in NW wa. This whole "i think your a dumbshit" ---- is stupid, can you act anything more like a child? i think you belong on turbod16.
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02-02-2006, 02:48 AM
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Re: Opinions on CRX type R turbo build , help!
hey man dont get too upset you need to throw that type r motor on ebay for 4 grand buy a gsr motor take the gsr motor and the 2 extra thousand dollars build your motor and turbo it and you car would damn well be faster.....sorry i called you a dumbshit...........u do
02-02-2006, 08:49 AM
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Re: Opinions on CRX type R turbo build , help!
Originally Posted by BRIOHATCH
hey man dont get too upset you need to throw that type r motor on ebay for 4 grand buy a gsr motor take the gsr motor and the 2 extra thousand dollars build your motor and turbo it and you car would damn well be faster.....sorry i called you a dumbshit...........u do
Originally Posted by bigmike 1
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02-02-2006, 09:43 PM
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Re: Opinions on CRX type R turbo build , help!
i would do that if it wernt for the fact that i hate shipping things and i sure as hell am not going to ship a motor, i just dont want the inconvience, that would be what i would do if there was someone within 300 miles on seattle,wa that had a gsr head/block laying around.
02-02-2006, 09:51 PM
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Re: Opinions on CRX type R turbo build , help!
Originally Posted by hatchboy
that would be what i would do if there was someone within 300 miles on seattle,wa that had a gsr head/block laying around.
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02-03-2006, 12:26 AM
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Re: Opinions on CRX type R turbo build , help!
all these replies are retarded.
b18c block is a b18c block.
itr head is a nice ported out b16 head with some cams. drop the comp with some rods and pistons and boost the ---- out of it.
sleeves aren't necessary, plenty of people making good power on stock sleeves.
b18c block is a b18c block.
itr head is a nice ported out b16 head with some cams. drop the comp with some rods and pistons and boost the ---- out of it.
sleeves aren't necessary, plenty of people making good power on stock sleeves.
