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SUP EBRYBODY. I'M NEW TO THIS FORUM AND JOINED BECAUSE MOST OF YOU SEEM LIKE SOME SMART ASS HONDA PEEPS. MY QUESTION IS, I HAVE A 92 HB THAT'S TOTALLY STOCK AND WAS WONDERING WHAT'S THE BEST SWAP ON A 7000 BUDGET? I WANT TO BE IN THE MID-LOW 13 RANGE. H22 WAS MY FIRST OPTION BUT THIS KID I KNOW MADE A LANE CHANGE AT 70 MPH ON THE FREEWAY AND ENDED UP LOSING CONTROL AND TOTALING HIS RIDE. HE ASLO HAD A FULL TEIN SUSPENSION SET UP. B20/VTEC? LS/VTEC? BUILT GSR WITH STOCK OR ITR TRANNY?B16A2/TURBO? I WOULD HOPE TO ONLY SPEND AT THE MOST 5 ON THE ENGINE SO I COULD UPGRADE MY SUSPENSION/BRAKES/RIMS/ETC. BUT IF YOU GUYS COULD EVEN HELP ME OUT ON ALL THAT OTHER SH*T I JUST MENTIONED, DAMN I'D BE RELIEVED. SO BASICALLY....BEFORE I START GETTING MIGRANES OVER THIS SITUATION , WHAT'S THE BEST TOTAL COMPLETE PKG. I CAN HAVE ON A 7000 BUDGET??????? NOW HOPEFULY FOR THE REPLIES. HONDAS KICK ASS!

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First of all...hit Capslock...save us save mental eardrums...

 

Secondly, I don't know what your friend with the H22 was doing, but a 70mph lane change has nothing to do with the engine unless he shifted into reverse while doing it. And even then, thats the tranny.

 

Third, wait for SSR. He may be an ass, but he knows his crap.

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if you're clueless then maybe you should at least make a little attempt to research this topic. its painfully obvious you haven't done much at all, if any. you probably found the first honda forum (quite possibly by typing in "hondaforums.com" just to see what would happen) and quickly sought out the civic section...then made this thread with such haste that you failed to notice that the CapsLock was left on accidently.

 

on that note...i call bs on the ls1 in a go-cart thing. big time.

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no sh*t the gokart ls1 was bs. i have done some research. i was going to go with a gsr b18c1 and add some itr cams and possibly new pistons and rods but then i got caught up on whether to use the gsr tranny or the itr tranny. i know the itr has lsd but wasn't sure if the gsr did? i was also considering a b20/vtec cuz some kid at my school has that set up and he's in the high 11's [with the aid of nos] but i know you have to get a machine shop to do work because the b20 wasn't made for vtec and they need to drill sh*t. i'll tell u honestly, i am new to this. i just got my hb late last year and now i just finally got some money to actually do something to my car. so how bout u quit actin like a d*ck head n cut me some slack. i just want to get some positive feedback from someone who actually knows their crap and can help me out without tryin to bash on me. so basically what im tryin to get at is...SHUT THE FAWK UP IF U DON'T HAVE SOMETHING USEFUL TO SAY

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no sh*t the gokart ls1 was bs. i have done some research. i was going to go with a gsr b18c1 and add some itr cams and possibly new pistons and rods but then i got caught up on whether to use the gsr tranny or the itr tranny. i know the itr has lsd but wasn't sure if the gsr did? i was also considering a b20/vtec cuz some kid at my school has that set up and he's in the high 11's [with the aid of nos] but i know you have to get a machine shop to do work because the b20 wasn't made for vtec and they need to drill sh*t. i'll tell u honestly, i am new to this. i just got my hb late last year and now i just finally got some money to actually do something to my car. so how bout u quit actin like a d*ck head n cut me some slack. i just want to get some positive feedback from someone who actually knows their crap and can help me out without tryin to bash on me. so basically what im tryin to get at is...SHUT THE FAWK UP IF U DON'T HAVE SOMETHING USEFUL TO SAY

N2O and CR/VTEC? what's his setup? he must not be on too high of compression. you don't actually have to drill into the B20 block if you use an external oil line. if you go this route, do it right the first time. you'd need a GS-R oil pump, timing belt(I think, let me double check on that), ARP rod bolts, LS rods, and various other parts.

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Yeah, the B20/Vtec swap swap is really a lot harder than it sounds. As bigbird said, you can use (i think) an extrenal dry sump for your oil, but it has to be done juuust right. Also, the drilling and machining would have to be done to bore the B20 just a little bit and resleeve it for boost. Which is expenive. I emailed Golden Eagel MFG about resleeving my D16Y8 and they estimated a $4,250 load for the resleeving plus some new internals so that it would run properly. And thats without cool stuff like a turbo...heh. Anyways, it sounds like you've done a good amount of research on some options, and as always, people talk crap. I myself plan on doing the GSR swap, and adding a few bolt ons and maybe throwing a turbo close to a year later because of monetary issues...heh. Oh, and the ITR tranny usually works better because of the LSD and higher factory load, but you can buy an LSD for the GSR tranny. A lot of the stuff you're looking for I've found on this site, but I haven't gottena nything form them just yet. Good luck.

 

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hey thanks for the advice mercutio. how much do you think an lsd for the gsr tranny would run me? ya i think im going to stick with the b18c1. but what parts off the itr do you think i should swap onto the b18c1? cams,pistons,rods,etc. ??? thanks again for the help........1 more ? do u think i should just get an itr tranny since it already comes with lsd or would it be cheaper to buy one n install it?

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how much would it cost to install the quiafe lsd? do u think it would just be cheaper to get an itr tranny? are the gear ratios almost the same or how much more aggressive is the itr tranny? thanks man

 

one of my friends has an 00 usdm itr and he boosted it but ran into a lot of problems within a week so he sold the whole system. just to let you know but if it worked your itr would hall some serious ass!

 

how much do you think i'll end up spending on itr internals and cams for the b18c1?

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Im not so sure how to answer some of your questions. SSR can add what I can't finish. The ITR tranny would probably be a better bet if you know how to make a transmission work after bolting on. Otherwise, it would probably be the same amount for either setup after installation fees. I hear good things about the ITR tranny, but have never had experience with them myself. Like SSR said, the B18C5 sucks at boost, that would be the ITR engine, and is better suited for N/A high comp. I do know that if you would like to go high comp, and N/A, the ITR head would go well on the GSR block, along with ITR pistons. But if your going to go boost, than you'll want some manufacturers' pistons for the lower comp. Take it away SSR...

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Why use ITR parts? Either buy a B18C5 or buy aftermarket.

 

It would be cheaper to buy an ITR tranny unless you can do your own work.

 

ITR is the same as a Civic Si ratio wise, unless it is a JDM ITR.

 

ITR/Si FD = 4.40

JDM ITR FD = 4.7x

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thanks a lot fellaz, u guys helped me out a lot. i'm going to go with the itr tranny since i'm not able to do the work myself. so putting an itr head with itr pistons wouldn't be a good move ssr? one more thing, i'm trying to put my car in the mid to low 13 sec. range. with all that we've been talking about, does this seem possible? thanks again

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JDM = B18C whether its from an SiR or a Type R

USDM = B18C1 GSR, B18C5 Type R

 

ITR head = 1,400

ITR tranny = 1,200

 

I'd just buy the tranny and some cams.

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