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> 1993 Eclipse Gst Vs. Eg6
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post Jul 8 2008, 04:05 PM
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do you think my gst has a chance against an EG6

its kinda built its got a b18 with a b20 vtec head

i have a 14b with the larger housing

and a boost controller

with a crushed blow off valve

what do you think let me know????


and also what about my setup against an Rx-7 turbo II
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post Jul 8 2008, 05:10 PM
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The kid with the EG6 screwed up... or you have it mixed up. It would be the B20 block with a GSR head which would give him a Honda "torque" monster
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The torque monster is either the bottom of the LS motor or the CRV motor
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i think i have it the other way around
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post Jul 8 2008, 06:13 PM
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QUOTE(bobthecow @ Jul 8 2008, 05:34 PM)
The torque monster is either the bottom of the LS motor or the CRV motor
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The CRV motor is the B20. A B20 with a GSR head is a nice motor.
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The LS motor, while a common choice is still just a 1.8L where as the CRV motor is a 2.0L
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The LS motor, while a common choice is still just a 1.8L where as the CRV motor is a 2.0L
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well do i have a chance of beating it ?????

he wants to put money on it and i want to know before i lose some cash
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Is your car actually done.
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QUOTE(kris_stewart10 @ Jul 8 2008, 04:05 PM)
do you think my gst has a chance against an EG6

its kinda built its got a b18 with a b20 vtec head

i have a 14b with the larger housing

and a boost controller

with a crushed blow off valve

what do you think let me know????
and also what about my setup against an Rx-7 turbo II
[right][snapback]180662[/snapback][/right]


^^^ like emc said, you have to have your $hit installed first.

Don't even try against an rx7 twin turbo. You will cry.
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