Originally Posted by 98spydert
Hmmm... well I'm a little biased on which car I like better...
But in a straight line;
stock for stock: GS-T
Equal amounts of money into each: GS-T
Handling: I've never owned an Integra so I can't say for sure. I did own two CRX HFs with B16 swaps while I was in college. Those cars with springs/shocks stut bars and 215/40/16 tires didn't handle as good as my spyder did stock with a good tire(G-Force on stock 16 wheels), granted the spyder GS-T does have a stiffer sub-frame than the hard top GS-T. I can't honestly compair the integra as far as handling though.
I think the initial question was which would win in a straight line and the GS-T would dominate.
As for the "Damn i have to tune again" sub topic. That comment comes from the Apexi SAFC users only(which are most DSMers). Maf-Translator (me

), VPC, DSMLink, AEM, and other standalone users don't have this problem unless they make large changes like turbo swaps.
I don't feel like explaining the reasons but if any one here knows the reasons behind the Kv style MAS + SAFC tps/rpm point tuning method needing adjustment with different temperature(density hint hint) air, feel free to school some people and squash some reliability myths.
Thank you for taking the time to make an intelligent post and not flame like the other guy. I've driven a few GS-T's and I didn't think they handled as well as my integra, but it was faster...but I only have an LS. GST and GSR are very close to each other in stock form. I agree with the use of an AFC to tune larger injectors, it's just not a solid means of doing it...standalone is the way to go if you want to make power and have your motor last.
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