Autorotica

y8 head- port/polish, 3 anglel valvejob

i likey

imported_loudsubz

haha 450 us lol

Autorotica

too much for you??


it is a bit expensive, whereas the whole engine goes for like 250 bux (ive seen)

but how much does a port and polish and 3 angle valve job cost?

imported_BoOsTd

450us... thats over 600 dollers for a 30hp bolt on... i guess thats ok...

id rather save for a swap.. d series is hopless... im done putting money into my torqueless wonder

imported_loudsubz

ready to go muslce? 8 cylinders more appropriate?

cause if your moving to B series your still torqeless wonder h is alot better in that department :P

then again almost all honda motors are torqueless stock form, but boosted or blown is way diff

cheerio

imported_BoOsTd

hahah yah i know, but more is better than none! lol the d series is a wonderfull engine, ill miss the 650km/ 45liters of fuel and its reliabilty... 200,000km and she never lets me down.

maybe if it had less milage id go turbo instead...

shlammed

d-series isnt hopeless...lots of quick d-series motors around. www.d-series.org anyways, that paul blahum guy or whatever his last name is had an EF last year with the original SI motor running mid 11's! oh and as for pricing on the work:

four cylinder mild full performance
2 valve $450 $900
4 valve $640 $1200

That's leitner's pricing.

imported_BoOsTd

well yah dseries has hope... but the work required doesnt fit the average budget original si as in original block thers no way a stock si can run 11 without internal work and sleeveing or posting, with 10,000$ of other stuff


an 11 second 1.6 liter single overhead cam is all about bragging rights I like it! lol

imported_Urbanconcept

Awesome! I love my D series lol. I have heard of a turbo Si doing 9's.... so Im told. Very massive turbo. Dont quote me though. I think somewhere around $4000 just in the turbo(its a 1000% drag car).

shlammed

Boost: more of those guys on d-series.org running 13's on d-series motors like the sohc or dohc zc or si engines and use homemadeturbo.com as their guide. That's a pretty small budget for decent speed.