Jump to content

Two Year Project.


Repsol

Recommended Posts

Here's a list of the parts that I will be purchasing over the next two years. I'll be adding things to the list and I'll be crossing things out when they have been purchased. I have decided to go with an engine swap so here it is. This project starts June 8th. Looking forward to this.:thumbsup:

 

Stuff For The D16 Now

Ebay N1 Catback Exhaust (Stock One Is Rusted And Has Holes.)

Ebay Replacement Header (Stock Manifold Has 5'' Crack In It.)

Ebay "Highflow Cat" (Don't Know Why.)

Ebay Intake (For That Deep JDM Tone! Adds 55HP.)

-I will be purchasing these with this upcoming paycheck. Will install once it's all arrived.

 

Stuff For The D16 In The Future

New D16Z6 Head - ? ($350.00 Max)

Skunk2 Blue Cam Gear - $119.70

Crower Stage 2 Camshaft - $333.90

Crower Single Valve Springs & Titanium Retainers - $331.48

Skunk2 0.5MM Oversized Forged Valves - $345.80

Port And Polish Head And Intake Manifold - DIY

Skunk2 Pro Series 68MM Throttle Body - $332.50

AEM Cold Air Intake - $226.98

Walbro 255LPH Fuel Pump - $109.00

Total : $2,149.36 (Max)

 

DC Ceramic 1 Piece 4-1 Header - $311.72

GReddy SP2 Exhaust System - $517.65

Total : $829.37

 

KYB GR2 Shock Absorbers - $261.92

H&R Race Springs 2.0- 2.25'' - $149.00

Total : $410.92

 

Body Work - $?

Electron Blue Pearl Paint Job - $?

Total : Big A$$ ?

 

Powerslot Prostop Brake Rotors (Front) - $151.24

Powerslot Prostop Brake Rotors (Rear) - $113.70

Earls Stainless Steel Brake Lines - $125.19

Total : $390.13

 

 

All Parts Total : $3,779.78 + Big A$$ ?

 

I'll post pictures of each upgrade and all that good stuff. :wink:

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Here's a list of the parts that I will be purchasing over the next two years. I'll be adding things to the list and I'll be crossing things out when they have been purchased. This project starts June 8th. Looking forward to this.:thumbsup:

 

Jackson Racing Street Supercharger - $1,995.00

Injen RD Series Race Division Intake - $252.00

Skunk2 Intake Manifold - $303.24

Skunk2 70mm Throttle Body - $332.50

Skunk2 1.6L SOHC Cam Gear (Red) - $119.70

Crower Stage 2 Cam (Supercharged Applications) - $333.90

Crower Premium Valve Springs - $164.49

Crower Premium Titanum Retainers - $191.94

Crower Premium stainless Steel Valves (Intake And Exhaust) - $284.80

Crower 4340 Steel Billet Connecting Rods - $726.02

CP Pistons - $541.80

DC Ceramic 1 Piece 4-2-1 Header - $346.36

Tanabe Super Medalion Hyper Spec Catback - $495.00

 

Tokico Premium Performance Shock Absorbers - $282.19

SpeedTech Performance Springs 1.5'' - 2.0'' - $127.00

 

Powerslot Prostop Brake Rotors (Front) - $151.24

Powerslot Prostop Brake Rotors (Rear) - $113.70

Earls Stainless Steel Brake Lines - $125.19

 

Total Price : $6,886.07

 

I'll post pictures of each upgrade and all that good stuff. :wink:

 

 

 

mycarsux, go post this on honda-tech! See how long this one takes to get locked/flamed...

Link to comment
Share on other sites

mycarsux, go post this on honda-tech! See how long this one takes to get locked/flamed...

 

Harry hasn't posted in this thread...

Link to comment
Share on other sites

mycarsux, go post this on honda-tech! See how long this one takes to get locked/flamed...

 

And another thing, you don't have to be an ass. People make mistakes.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

And another thing, you don't have to be an ass. People make mistakes.

 

Yes, they do.

 

Now, now people. Let's not get this crap locked down over being egotistical.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Generally in boosted applications (or in all as far as i'm aware) the shorter the intake piping the better, you want to get air to your supercharger as easily as possible, any extra piping is adding restriction, and the air coming form your wheel well in comparison to the front corner of your engine bay isn't enough of a difference once it runs through the hot supercharger anyways. Just a thought... you would get more out of a shorter intake and may save some $$$ that way too.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Guidelines
We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.