i haven't lowered the back yet.... gotta replace the bushings and the 14mm bolts that will break when i do my rear susp. so for now i just have my front susp. on thats why it looks higher in the back, b/c it is

 

car looks pretty good..j/ lower that back end. im not a fan of the tail lights but its ur car. its good to see more ohio ppl on here.

 

i read on another forum that a crv pulley would take me up to about 9-10psi. is this true? what other types of pulleys could i use other than JR and would bigger injectors be a good idea? what about a hondata?

 

If you can afford hondata + dyno time, go for it...

*edit* I see you already have ITR cams.

Shingo

 

Your questions have a few answers.

You can use the JR pulley, which sees ~8PSI.
The Endyn or MVM steppers pulleys (on alternator) which see 9-10PSI
CRV Pulley which is 10+ PSI.

As for Hondata, it is nice to have. Expect to pay $500 for a S200B, some more $$$ for the install, and another $200/hr to tune it. Larger injectors are a must for anything over 6PSI...440/450's for Hondata, or ~310's for an AFC setup, etc at 8PSI.

 

ok well i'm probably not going to buy the hondata then and i already have a v-afc... think my best bet would be to just get the JR pulley and just get 310 injectors? i'm also plannin on runnin a 55 shot of no2.

 

oh yeah and what's this i keep hearing about water injection for cooling... straight up, is it good or not. what other alternatives are there?

 

Water injection? Enter Qtiger... WI is ok...Its pretty expensive, and for what youre getting, I dont think its that amazing of a setup with the JRSC.

There isnt much of an alternative aside from nitrous. The JR pulley is the biggest pain in the ass of all to install, BTW, due to the removal of the charger.

 

ok would you suggest a stepper pulley then? also would either of the ones you mentioned work with 310's or would i need to go bigger?

 

Scroll up, you'll see my post on water injection.

Oh and this is just a favor to ask, but could you make your sig smaller? All you have to do is put the text between [ size=1 ] [ /size ] tags. Remove the spaces.