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Old 08-30-2008, 01:22 AM
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Oh no I can feel the blood wanting to do another sohc
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Old 08-30-2008, 07:24 AM
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spent tonight going to town on the welded up a6 head. Couple tall cans and grinding what a friday
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to the orginal poster........

Your BEST solution is to swap in a 4.25 FD, .771 5th gear, and upgrade to an OBX, run normal axles.

I had three ZC OEM diff sitting here from doing those conversions. One did stay DX/ZC 3.89 FD, but he is running 20x9x13 Goodyear slicks for Pro Solo.
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Originally Posted by chris


Not really sure never tried it but the car I was talking about was a blast and hardly was the peak of what it could do car never saw a dyno/wideband just plugs/cranking of the fpr and violent 9500 rpm wheezes.



Im 99 percent sure Im going to do another high comp a6 but this time with a bisi camshaft and some of my parts.
Chris what are ALL the products that you sell?
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Old 09-02-2008, 04:40 AM
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Originally Posted by crxvtec91
Chris what are ALL the products that you sell?


baller throttle bodies
new tps sensors
throttle body gaskets
lots of k series stuff
baller k series header
65mm rbc adapter plate
factory bored over throttle bodies
low temp k series gaskets
low temp throttle body gaskets just getting finished
sohc vtec valve springs
dohc vtec valve springs/retainers
ported heads/manifolds
spacer plates
lots of used parts:Thats what pays the bills


polarbeartuning.com is getting updated weekly and will have mostly everything up. I have a list of 25 ideas I want to produce from a new style gsr manifold and new h22 manifold but Im saving up for a down payment for a house so most of it is going to sit on the list proably forever



Houses in the sacramento,ca area have reached the low 100's to lower for a typical 3 bdrm home. I will be running everything out of my house and with my brother and I living there rent will be about 225 a piece after my down payment. Conclusion: Once all that goes into effect which is atleast 9 months away I will be running an *** load of new parts/development.
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NOTE: This throttle position sensor TPS will not fit the 1988 to 1991 stock Honda Civic LX DX & Honda CRX models.
Sure you can, they just need the outer two pins in the connector swapped.
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Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Sure you can, they just need the outer two pins in the connector swapped.


The masses are confused by wires
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lol wut?
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