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Old 05-May-2006, 02:56 AM
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Exclamation Itr In A Ek Coupe??

hey guys hoping for u guys to help me out.. i posted the ctr vs itr before to see if u guys could help me out about choosing a motor.
anywayz im going with the itr and hoping to pick one up at teknotik in the next couple weeks. just woundering if u guys think im making the right choice.. im getting a free install tho anywayz guys i just wanted some feed back on this... and power stearing... should i bother with it or just take it out? if anyone can get me a good price on a itr that they no is in good shape and not killed let me no aswel thanks guys

one more thing.... to register... where do i go... how much....
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Old 05-May-2006, 08:05 AM
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B18C5/R engine is meant to rev so don't worry about it being beaten on.

PS is your choice, if you like it, keep it. If you don't, take it out. You are behind the wheel, not us.

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Old 05-May-2006, 08:38 AM
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itr hands down. its the most a$$ kicking b series engine honda ever made, you will not regret your choice ever. plus its totally upgradable if you get tired of it.
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You have to fill out a register form, here is the link

http://www.torontocivics.com/tccforu...ionform.php?s=

You will receive a e-mail confirm and you just have to pay your fee at one of the meets.
 
Old 05-May-2006, 09:04 AM
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Initial fee is $30 and $10/year after that.

...and if you're nice they'll give you some JDM TCC Stickers.
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ITR hands down!

my buddy has one!!!
can u say Corvette killer! haha
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Old 05-May-2006, 11:42 AM
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ITR for sure. Great motor. B16B has too little torque in stock form.
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Old 05-May-2006, 12:17 PM
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you lucky boy!! itr is one of the best engine out there hands down!! about the power steering, keep it...if you dont mind using a little muscle then dont keep it!!! but make sure the guy that is installing the engine knows what he's doing!! you will get a mint engine from teknotik but if your mechanic or whoever will do the swap for you sucks!!! say bye to the itr!!! good luck bro!!
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Old 05-May-2006, 06:06 PM
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Originally posted by blk98cx
you lucky boy!! itr is one of the best engine out there hands down!! about the power steering, keep it...if you dont mind using a little muscle then dont keep it!!! but make sure the guy that is installing the engine knows what he's doing!! you will get a mint engine from teknotik but if your mechanic or whoever will do the swap for you sucks!!! say bye to the itr!!! good luck bro!!
Keep the power steering.... since the rack requires lubrication it is better to have it... if you want, just buy the pulley kit from AEM, i have it on my car!!! it will help!

if i had a choice id slap in a C5 anyday..
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Old 05-May-2006, 06:12 PM
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i wish i had the money to get an itr from teknotik. They have kick *** motors.

If i was ever to grab a motor.. it would def. be an itr
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If your looking for power i'd drop in a H22, if your looking for a pimp factor then i'd go with the ITR, sure it'll be quick with the ITR in it but you could be even quicker with a H22 in there.
It's all really what you want!
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Old 05-May-2006, 11:52 PM
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Originally posted by Turbo4U
If your looking for power i'd drop in a H22, if your looking for a pimp factor then i'd go with the ITR, sure it'll be quick with the ITR in it but you could be even quicker with a H22 in there.
It's all really what you want!
the itr is a good all around motor...but if u just want 1/4 ...then h22 i still my choice.

Id definetly recommand getting the motor from teknotik...great guys, youlll know your getting a excellent motor...no worries.
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umm they have suspension to work well with the H22

the H22 aint that bad for road course either...
its al about suspension setup wich is now available...

i think H22 would be sick!
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there is a tiny weigh difference between h22 and itr. go with h22. cheaper. and suspension setup for an h22? you don't need anything special. anything standard will work.... BUT.... you SHOULD upgrade your suspension either way if you are planning to drive the **** out of your car. which you will do with a new motor.
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Old 08-May-2006, 12:25 PM
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Originally posted by projecteg
there is a tiny weigh difference between h22 and itr. go with h22. cheaper. and suspension setup for an h22? you don't need anything special. anything standard will work.... BUT.... you SHOULD upgrade your suspension either way if you are planning to drive the **** out of your car. which you will do with a new motor.
since the H22 is heavier you need something to hold up the weight, as for suspension setup... yes they have suspension that are coiled better for the weight in the front so you dont get much understeer...

so yes its up to you whether you go with C5 or H22.
either one will work well...

but at the end of it, its what you want.... and yes to racing " Suspension " is the number one thing.... it can handle like a luxury car bouncing all over the place or stiff as hell like riding on Rails...

good luck.
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Originally posted by Chigga1

can u say Corvette killer! haha
lol...


but ya, the C5 seems like a solid motor choice
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