Engine set up?
CRV block bored to a 2.1L:
Sleeved, 8.5-9.0/1 Comp wiseco pistons, eagle rods, arp all around, Function7 five-cap block girdle, balanced an blueprinted
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gsr head: port/polish, Crower oversized valves, 34mm for intake and 28mm for exhaust. titanium valve retainers, dual race valve springs, and stage two turbo camshafts by Crower, AEM adjustable cam gears. JG Edelbrock Victor X intake manifold and 70mm throttle body
Turbo: Garrett GT30/40 ball-bearing turbocharger (has features a .70A/R compressor housing and an .82A/R turbine housing). stainless-steel equal-length exhaust manifold, custom 3-inch downpipe and into a thermal research & development 3-inch cat-back exhaust system. Tial blow-off valve and 45mm external wastegate.
Intercooler: XS Engineering GTR core with A'PEXi aluminum end tanks 2.5inch
Fuel: Aeromotive A1000 fuel pump, AEM fuel rail, RC Engineering 1,000cc injectors. 10gal fuel cell
Ignition: Crane Cams HI-6 ignition box and MSD plus wires, Crane LS92 external ignition coil with a MSD cap conversion kit to external coil.
Management: AEM EMS utilizing the AEM wideband UEGO and a PLX Devices wideband
Transmission: Integra LS transmission fitted with the 4.4:1 final drive gear set out of a GS-R, Kaaz 1.5-way limited-slip differential, Type-R intermediate shaft and axles, A.C.T. six-puck clutch and 12lb flywheel
Suspension: JIC Magic 15-position adjustable FLTA2 coil-overs for 1,400 pounds per inch up front and 1,200 pounds per inch in the rear, Ingalls cambers kits in the front and rear, custom 1.5-inch steel-welded rear lower tie bar and custom upper rear tower bar
Brakes: front are NSX front calipers and cross-drilled rotors; all around are Hawk HP+ brake pads and BFGoodridge stainless-steel braided brake lines.
Safety: OMP Grip racing buckets and five-point harnesses wrap, roll cage, halon fire suppression kit
pluss other misc parts need to finish it right running 20-26lbs of boost on 100-114 race gas. setup sound good?
EDIT: added suspension, brakes, safety
Sleeved, 8.5-9.0/1 Comp wiseco pistons, eagle rods, arp all around, Function7 five-cap block girdle, balanced an blueprinted
d
gsr head: port/polish, Crower oversized valves, 34mm for intake and 28mm for exhaust. titanium valve retainers, dual race valve springs, and stage two turbo camshafts by Crower, AEM adjustable cam gears. JG Edelbrock Victor X intake manifold and 70mm throttle body
Turbo: Garrett GT30/40 ball-bearing turbocharger (has features a .70A/R compressor housing and an .82A/R turbine housing). stainless-steel equal-length exhaust manifold, custom 3-inch downpipe and into a thermal research & development 3-inch cat-back exhaust system. Tial blow-off valve and 45mm external wastegate.
Intercooler: XS Engineering GTR core with A'PEXi aluminum end tanks 2.5inch
Fuel: Aeromotive A1000 fuel pump, AEM fuel rail, RC Engineering 1,000cc injectors. 10gal fuel cell
Ignition: Crane Cams HI-6 ignition box and MSD plus wires, Crane LS92 external ignition coil with a MSD cap conversion kit to external coil.
Management: AEM EMS utilizing the AEM wideband UEGO and a PLX Devices wideband
Transmission: Integra LS transmission fitted with the 4.4:1 final drive gear set out of a GS-R, Kaaz 1.5-way limited-slip differential, Type-R intermediate shaft and axles, A.C.T. six-puck clutch and 12lb flywheel
Suspension: JIC Magic 15-position adjustable FLTA2 coil-overs for 1,400 pounds per inch up front and 1,200 pounds per inch in the rear, Ingalls cambers kits in the front and rear, custom 1.5-inch steel-welded rear lower tie bar and custom upper rear tower bar
Brakes: front are NSX front calipers and cross-drilled rotors; all around are Hawk HP+ brake pads and BFGoodridge stainless-steel braided brake lines.
Safety: OMP Grip racing buckets and five-point harnesses wrap, roll cage, halon fire suppression kit
pluss other misc parts need to finish it right running 20-26lbs of boost on 100-114 race gas. setup sound good?
EDIT: added suspension, brakes, safety
why would you use a ls tranny, and if your answer is because the longer gears keep you in boost longer, you shouldn't be building such an engine. I would get a bigger down pipe. there is a huge difference between a gt30r and a gt40r, might want to figure that one out. I would go with a full race intake manifold. Eagle rods are not what you should be using for that kind of power. I wouldn't run a block gaurd with a sleeved engine.
ps, might want to work on your suspenion a shit ton, and add a roll cage
ps, might want to work on your suspenion a shit ton, and add a roll cage
Originally Posted by Paulll
why would you use a ls tranny, and if your answer is because the longer gears keep you in boost longer, you shouldn't be building such an engine. I would get a bigger down pipe. there is a huge difference between a gt30r and a gt40r, might want to figure that one out. I would go with a full race intake manifold. Eagle rods are not what you should be using for that kind of power. I wouldn't run a block gaurd with a sleeved engine.
ps, might want to work on your suspenion a shit ton, and add a roll cage
ps, might want to work on your suspenion a shit ton, and add a roll cage

when i put i wanted to use a gt30/40 turbo i didnt mean i couldnt decide on a gt30 or gt40 i meant i would use a GT30 turbo fitted with a GT40 compressor wheel. im not sure if thats how you understood it.
and i was told not to go much if any larger that a 3inch exhaust.
o yeah as for suspension didnt put it down but here it is.
Suspension: JIC Magic 15-position adjustable FLTA2 coil-overs for 1,400 pounds per inch up front and 1,200 pounds per inch in the rear, Ingalls cambers kits in the front and rear, custom 1.5-inch steel-welded rear lower tie bar and custom upper rear tower bar
Brakes: front are NSX front calipers and cross-drilled rotors; all around are Hawk HP+ brake pads and BFGoodridge stainless-steel braided brake lines.
Safety: OMP Grip racing buckets and five-point harnesses wrap, roll cage, halon fire suppression kit
depends on your power goals, With your setup, something like a b16 and itr tranny(shortest gears) you'd be doing a lot of shifting and you might run out of room up top. I would go with the gsr tranny no doubt.


