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My cute new project
On Tuesday I'm getting a 1989 Honda CRX HF, for nearly free. I believe the curb weight is a little over 1900lbs. I needs a radiator, alternator, and a new battery. I'm already looking at ways to make it quick. I envision a B16, gutted chassis, slicks, fuel cell, maybe NAWZ, to make for a fun 15 second car hahahahaha.
I'll post pics tuesday. Oh, and there is only ONE rust hole ;) |
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Bah, no need to lighten it. Throw a sleeve girdle on it, along with a T67 and supporting mods, and go race Busa's this summer.
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You think DSM are expensive. What until you see how much it is going to cost trying to put a B16 into that 89. You know it is not a drop in affair right. You will need to do engine bay modidfication to get the engine to fit properly and there is also fabrications. I don't think it is worth it if you are just trying to get fifteens. Good luck though on your project. I would recommend doing alittle research before you invest any money into this project.
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Actually HASport has mounting kits available for the 2nd gen to put B16's in them. They even have them for the first gen CRX's. It's even easier in the 2nd gen CRX HF's because they were multiport fuel injection from the factory where as the DX's were dual point injection. Less wiring changes to make.
How much rust does it have on the underbody? You could've bought my 86 real cheap. If you were thinking about swapping engines, mine was bad. The floor in it is solid. |
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You should part out your talon and sell me the twanky! Then You can put all that money into it. You can have the turbo honda you have always wanted!
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Do a D16Z6 w/ a turbo kit, cheap and huge bang for your buck. I did one last summer completly stock motor just a set of head studs w/ our turbo kit on it @ 10psi and pump gas it went 11.9@113 all day and made 262whp/213trq.
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Like I said in your other thread. VISIT HOMEMADETURBO.COM . That's all they do is take old cheap honda's and turbo them using stock parts from other cars, cheap. Some of their shit looks ghetto, but that's how they are, cheap, and functionality. You can spend more time and make it better. Go check them out.
I've also been thinking about pickin up some old cheap civic hatch or sumthin and fucking around with it. We'll see though. |
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I'm just pissed you assume I haven't done any research, or don't have some Honda knowledge. |
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Turbo Colts are where its at. You just take all your throw-away stock parts from your DSM and bolt em right on!
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Wow. Kevin you crack me up! Haha have with it though!
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Eh this is all in good fun. It's a basically free car I can dick around with.
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Yah I have one waiting for me I could pick up and fix but it's a pile and would take some work.
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If I were you I would talk to Tony from Hand Command in the cities (if its still called that). He loves NA hondas and had a CRX with NOS that was running really low 12s all day. You don't have to go the turbo route to make power all the time. They are light enough to be fast just on the bottle.
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Eh, I don't even know if I want to put money in to this anymore. I'd rather go find a virgin 1g awd and play with that!! Oh well maybe I can use this as an excuse to slowly get away from DSM
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x-pride,
how much did you invested to run 16's? or was it 15's? cvd, you are right about dsm's left over. no trial and error of you do your research right the first time. again i was joking late.r Quote:
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