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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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Little Bastard: picture timeline
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SOHC Powered
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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Oct 2004:
The original setup. D16Z6, eagle rods, srp pistons, block guard, t3t04e 60 trim. The way I notched the block. The old motor coming out, the new one going in. (in no particular order) The d15b2 intake and exhaust looks odd on a z6, just ran it like that to get it through e-check. The vice grips were the only thing holding the distributor on for the testing. ![]() |
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SOHC Powered
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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Getting rid of all the extra, unneeded stuff. The dash that goes back in will just be a shell.
Taking several chopped up harnesses from work this is my version of a obd0-obd1, dpfi-mpfi, vtec conversion harness. |
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SOHC Powered
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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Jul 2005:
Making progress, started it for the first time on mpfi. Aug 2005: My laptop started acting weird evertime I plugged it into the cig lighter. Expecting it to be a voltage problem I checked the battery. 19.3 volts my meter said!!! No wonder, made in Cincinnati, nothing good can come from there. ![]() OBX cam gear. The thing is solid as a rock. |
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On permanent hiatus
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: A forum with actual tech
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Sweet. Looks like a solid budget build. Props.
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SOHC Powered
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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It started out that way, upgrading the busted parts has made it expensive.
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SOHC Powered
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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Oct 2005:
26psi, stock 4-speed trans, 100+mph tire spin. Got a slightly used 1990 Si transmission cheap. I've seen a lot of bad input shaft bearings, but none like this. Added an obx lsd while I was in there. Feb 2006: The first gauge setup, had to change it for the cage. A buddy gave me a sticker for it. |
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SOHC Powered
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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Apr 2006:
Very first run at the drag strip. street tires, 22 psi. 13.2@124 ![]() No timeslip, didn't print for some reason. 2jznick got the run on video though. http://videos.streetfire.net/video/1...D0CF250A12.htm Jun 2006: Busted pedal bracket, welded a plate to the side of it. |
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SOHC Powered
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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Sept 2006:
First runs on slicks. Spinning through 3rd, 22x13. Here's a couple of the slower runs: http://videos.streetfire.net/video/c...3901083952.htm http://videos.streetfire.net/video/c...3901083952.htm At this point there was about $4500 in the whole car. Last edited by Chiovnidca; 10-21-07 at 12:45 AM. |
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SOHC Powered
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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Winter 2006-2007:
Fresh air/ram air intake made from 4" dryer duct. Jegs 10 point roll cage. Had to relocate my gauges, the pillar pods dont fit with the cage. |
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SOHC Powered
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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Mar 2007:
24.5x8.5 slicks: The breaking of shit has commenced. ![]() Busted flange. Rewelded the flange and ditched the exhaust system. Always coasted past the cops anyway. ![]() Busted both axles and the clutch all in one expensive run down the track. And it still ran quicker than most of the cars there. ![]() Apr 2007: Yay, I didn't bust anything. Boo, the first half of the track was slippery, then it started raining. Last edited by Chiovnidca; 10-21-07 at 12:48 AM. |
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SOHC Powered
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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May6 2007:
Local import day. |
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SOHC Powered
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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May 11 2007:
Pushed it just a little too far. ![]() Aug 2007: The rebuild has begun. Golden eagle sleeves. New wiseco pistons on the old eagle rods: Going together: |
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SOHC Powered
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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Oct 11 2007:
Trans started making noise in 4th gear. Teardown to find this. Oct 13 2007: Went to the track today to make some low boost runs and work on launching. Felt great!!! Last edited by Chiovnidca; 10-21-07 at 10:38 AM. |
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: NY
Posts: 39,024
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Man that looks like so much fun.
I wish I had the time to do things like this. |
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SOHC Powered
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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The things a blast to drive. I did most of the work myself about 1/2 hour at a time in the evenings after work.
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Driving a Turbo 2L Terror
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this is what im hoping i can get my civic to do when im done. I was it to be a daliy driver but also be able to do Drag/Road course racing also. Props to you. Hows that OBX LSD working out? Is it the first versions of them that like to eat axles??? Where did u get the cage from? I would suppose JEGs but i wasn't sure.
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93 DX civic with a 2.0l GSR motor ![]() ![]() ![]() $300 left till my motor gets Tuned ![]() PS3 Handle EGhatchtech (COD4) GUESS ON MY NEW BABY ![]() ![]() ![]()
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SOHC Powered
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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The lsd works great, took a little bit of work to install though. Yea, it's a jegs cage, it was a lot of work to install.
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Driving a Turbo 2L Terror
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One question about the cage, when you installed the cage how did u weld up the Main hoop with the Halo?? Did u just lean it forward or did u drill holes in the floor and then covered them up with the base plates??? One thing a guy told me at VIR when i went a couple of weekend ago, He had a 92 hatch, he put an "X" in the rear bars and he said it made a Huge difference. It could be different for you b/c it seems like you do more Drag than road race, but it was some information i learned that i thought you might appreciate.
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93 DX civic with a 2.0l GSR motor ![]() ![]() ![]() $300 left till my motor gets Tuned ![]() PS3 Handle EGhatchtech (COD4) GUESS ON MY NEW BABY ![]() ![]() ![]()
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SOHC Powered
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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Had just enough room to weld em where they sit. The ends of the halo were bent down slightly to give extra room. (I guess that's why they made em that way.)
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got boost?
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sweet! that is awsome!
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: michigan
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more people need to read this bump
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OVERHAUL ME BABY
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bump for an awesome build
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flipped cracka: the first time i remember touching any was way before that. i was probably 10 or so and my dad, his girlfriend (denise), and i were asleep on our couch (atleast i was pretending to be asleep) and i slipped my hand up her shirt. they were pretty small though. ![]() Xbox Gamer Tag: Omie319 |
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SOHC Powered
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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New best on 60ft and 1/8et today.
It still has a lot left in it.Last edited by Chiovnidca; 11-07-07 at 07:57 AM. |
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SOHC Powered
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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Some more action photos.
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dude u got a sick ride. whats amazing is that ur runnin those numbers w/ the d16.
i totally admire ur work man. Excellent job. As soon as i get money rollin in, i'll get started on my k24 project. there's a guy here locaclly running a k20 rsx w/ 798 whp. if he can hit that w/ 2.0 i should be able to hit a lot more. well gl w/ ur future plans |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: longwood, FL
Posts: 9
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Very slick whip! Thats what I call backyard mechanics. LOL I was reading the comments on the vid you posted online, and people think you've spent like 10k on that motor. Little do they know its just a turbo and a good tune on a simple d series engine lol. Drag racing isn't my thing, but I love seeing succesfull builds like this.
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SOHC Powered
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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Thanks guys!!!
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any updates?
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SOHC Powered
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Oh
Posts: 96
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Just fabbed up a downpipe for a holset hx35, going to swap over to it later in the summer. (dont know if it will work or not)
Got some adjustable coilovers for it too, hope to get down teh first half of the track a little better. |
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