Best setup for a CRX?
#1
Best setup for a CRX?
What would be the best setup for my CRX? I'm not going to do an engine swap for a while but I want to get my act together and decide. Some have told me to go old-school and try and make a D16Z6 fast. Some have told me to do the unthinkable and drop an H22 in. I personally don't have a clue what to do. What engien would not only have good horsepower, but good torque as well? I know these engines don't put out much torque but is there one that has a nice equal balance of the two? Help me out if you can.
#4
Re:Best setup for a CRX?
yeah if your getting a swap and stayin NA dont waste your time just go turbo and is you have a SI just turbo the stock motor its a pretty good motor stock. h22 will cost more than 1200 you need mounts and ---- but if you can get a h22 for that much id do it then turbo it that thing would fly.
#7
Re:Best setup for a CRX?
$1200?
You can pretty much rule out a swap. B series motors are mucho deniro($) and H22s need custom mounts($).
Time for the boost baby.
Turbos, IMO are the single best bang for the buck upgrade for any car.
Limited fund$?
Start with the basics: Exhaust manifold, Turbo, Fuel pressure regulator, piping (intake and exhaust) and your pretty much good to go.
Keep the boost low, say 4-6 pounds.
Want more? Install an Intercooler. And start to monitor your motor with the proper gauges (Boost/AirFuel etc...)
Want more? Upgrade the fuel system and turn up the boost.
Want more? Upgrade the Connecting rods and go with lo-comp pistons and turn up the boost.
Want more? Get a bigger turbo and repeat the cycle until motor breaks cause your a now a boost junkie
The Boost Beckons!!!
You can pretty much rule out a swap. B series motors are mucho deniro($) and H22s need custom mounts($).
Time for the boost baby.
Turbos, IMO are the single best bang for the buck upgrade for any car.
Limited fund$?
Start with the basics: Exhaust manifold, Turbo, Fuel pressure regulator, piping (intake and exhaust) and your pretty much good to go.
Keep the boost low, say 4-6 pounds.
Want more? Install an Intercooler. And start to monitor your motor with the proper gauges (Boost/AirFuel etc...)
Want more? Upgrade the fuel system and turn up the boost.
Want more? Upgrade the Connecting rods and go with lo-comp pistons and turn up the boost.
Want more? Get a bigger turbo and repeat the cycle until motor breaks cause your a now a boost junkie
The Boost Beckons!!!
#9
Re:Best setup for a CRX?
the h22 is gonna be heavy, your probly not gonna want it for normal driving, althought boosting it would make it ------ fast. If your considering a b series, you could MAYBE squeeze in a ls motor, but then u cant boost it till later. id say keep it d-series and give it boost