Ebay Accord: 550 WHP??
Originally posted by v4lu3s
i could believe the 400
figure stock an h22a makes 200 hp at the crank.
then figure a stock motor makes about 10hp per psi when tuned...at 10psi he makes 100 extra hp...but then lets add in teh fact he has cams that are turbo grinds, an intake manifold designed for turbo, and a ported pro series head from JG, oversized valves, a huge throttle body, and stand alone engine management. then add in all the little bolt ons and if tuned by someone who knows what they are doing....i can see 400 crank hp.....plus that is a hUGE turbo. i am willing to bet he put down like 375 to the ground with all that he has on there at 10psi.....
i could believe the 400
figure stock an h22a makes 200 hp at the crank.
then figure a stock motor makes about 10hp per psi when tuned...at 10psi he makes 100 extra hp...but then lets add in teh fact he has cams that are turbo grinds, an intake manifold designed for turbo, and a ported pro series head from JG, oversized valves, a huge throttle body, and stand alone engine management. then add in all the little bolt ons and if tuned by someone who knows what they are doing....i can see 400 crank hp.....plus that is a hUGE turbo. i am willing to bet he put down like 375 to the ground with all that he has on there at 10psi.....
Jeesh.... I wouldn't pay more than $3g for a car like that unless I knew the person that built the motor and was sure they knew what they were doing. People don't see to understand that $30,000 worth of mods does nothing to the actual value of the car, in fact, it degrades it.
Originally posted by cwa107
Jeesh.... I wouldn't pay more than $3g for a car like that unless I knew the person that built the motor and was sure they knew what they were doing. People don't see to understand that $30,000 worth of mods does nothing to the actual value of the car, in fact, it degrades it.
Jeesh.... I wouldn't pay more than $3g for a car like that unless I knew the person that built the motor and was sure they knew what they were doing. People don't see to understand that $30,000 worth of mods does nothing to the actual value of the car, in fact, it degrades it.
When you see all these mods it means:
1. The car was probably driven pretty hard
2. If they didn't know what they were doing, that motor's screwed!
Much rather buy a stock car driven by Grandma and do all the mods myself (which is what my plan is :thumbup: )
I know the guy who owns/built this Accord and can honestly say his Accord is a thing of beauty. Gotten to ride in it a couple times now, and it's easily the fastest 4-door Accord I've seen. He knows his stuff too; he's done quite a few swaps, including mine. Hate to see him get rid of his Accord, but I'm sure his next project will be all the better. If you have any questions for him directly, let me know and I will see if I can get any response out of him.


