Re: GM powered Rex
 

88 is straight hating on the general.

you ever heard of the SBC. same basic design for the last 50yrs.

Re: GM powered Rex
 

rofl

just switch to a header when doing so, stock mani is a pain in the prostate.

22r's are excellent motors, but why the ---- do you want to ruin a car with a motor that is made for a truck, has 95hp at 4800, and won't reliably break 6k on the tach?

they're made for trucks. end of story. unless you buy a comp cam in the 280 and up range, complete LCE head, 12.5:1 pistons, stroker crank, bore the fucker out 2mm, to make it a 2.7-2.8, what's the point of enjoying a carbureted motor? also, have fun with a $400 replacement ignition module...

i'll tell you the secret tomorrow

Re: GM powered Rex
 

No but on a serious note, the quad 4's put out decent hp numbers, but I heard that they tend to explode a lot, that they aren't reliable engines at all. I didn't doubt that information for obvious reasons. I owned a 93 beretta w/ the 3.1 v6 and someone would always talk about their beretta with the quad 4 that was soo fast until the engine rattled apart

Re: GM powered Rex
 

---- taht junk... for $2,005 anyone could build a sohc powered crx with boost that will hand that gm lovin auto piece of crap its ass anyday of the week, that ---- is retarded...

Re: GM powered Rex
 

your dumb......

Re: GM powered Rex
 

In a first gen... i doubt it.

Re: GM powered Rex
 

yo guys my friends buddy's buttbuddy told me dat those engines were shitty and blow up mannnggg

Re: GM powered Rex
 

It doesn't say honda.... it cant be good. honda engines are cast in japanese steel by hattori hanzo.... utterly undefeatable.

Re: GM powered Rex
 

it would depend on if it started as a d15a2 (carbed) or a d15a3 (fuel injected) if it WAS an si with a fuel injected motor, i can absolutly gaurantee that a $2,000 budget for boost would be more than enough to own that auto gm swapped bucket, a d15a3 with a 60 trim t3 and an fmu for managment would destroy that car....and cost less than $2,000...

Re: GM powered Rex
 

for under 2005 bucks including the cost of the car.. still doubt it.