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Old 04-May-2007, 10:43 AM
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hey guys, i just recently (last week) got my 2nd gen typee put in my 99 hatchback. i had a h22 in a coupe before, both fun motors. anyways im always looking for my ponies. currently i have an intake, high flowcat, 2.5inch exhaust to a stealth black muffler. i was thinking of a header but my buddy says keep the 4-1 stock header. body work and rims are coming, but the motor was my 1st mod so im looking into beefin it up. its my 1st typee so i dont really know much about cams, cam gears etc. let me know guys! thanks!
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how much money you got to spend?
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Old 04-May-2007, 10:56 AM
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1500-2000 grand
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Old 04-May-2007, 11:24 AM
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Visit the cam discussion thread and head work discussion thread to get some idea.

1500-2000 should give you a mild head work, bore out the TB + port match IM, decent set of cams and tuning. If you want to upgrade the valve springs, you could go over but there is always deals around.
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you could go cat cam valve train and camshafts which is what I have in my b16 and you would be just over 1g and spend the rest on head work.
They have almost the same specs as the skunk stg 2 and I dont think the are regrinds
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Old 04-May-2007, 12:08 PM
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Hytech style tri-y Header, Cams, valvetrain & tuning. 25-30whp, done. i got the cams and header if needed.
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Old 04-May-2007, 12:27 PM
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so most likely im looking a headwork. if i do cams, valvetrain and tuning, do i need to replace my stock header? and what are good cams out there, ive heard good things about skunk2 stg2, how are blox cams? and when replacing cams, do the stock cam gears gotta go?
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Old 04-May-2007, 12:31 PM
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i'd get adjustable gears if you're using aftermarket cams, this will help really dial them in for max power.
Buy m_powers stuff, the header he's got is sick and he's got some cams to pick from...lol.
If you wanna make the most power the stock header's gotta go, get something like a hytech tri-y. Type R's have enough compression to run a lot of different cams, but if you want more out of it, pull the head off (it'll be easier to replace the valve springs and retainers) and mill it a little bit to raise the compression.
And of course, tuning, do NOT skimp on tuning if you change your cams.
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Old 04-May-2007, 12:32 PM
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you dont need to replace the header but eventually a full exhaust upgrade would be benefical for more flow.
I just told you the cheapest way to do it.
the stock cam gears dont have to go but with adjustables ones you can tune better.
BDL makes cam gears for cheap too.
Me set up is
cat cam camshafts
cat cam valves and retainers
BDL cam gears
shaved head
3 angle valve job
I think thats it.

if you have anymore questions about my set up PM me.
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Old 04-May-2007, 12:38 PM
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alright, ill look into starting to peice things together. you guys have been a great help. and zeeman i hear you do some good tuning. hopefully meaning your not a cheap way out. and isnt a 2.5' exhaust big enuff for a built typee. i thought any bigger would be more for a turbo.
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2.5" exhaust is definately big enough, you do not need to go any bigger.
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engine.........not motor
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turbo.

boost.

nuff said.
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Old 06-May-2007, 10:22 AM
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werd, less money (in the long run) too.

I'm embarrased to say how much i've spent on the n/a setup. Especially compared to how much less some of my friends have spent on their boosted setups and how much more power they make....and their cars are just as reliable as mine.

This is why i have now gone boost myself.....woot
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Originally posted by zeeman

This is why i have now gone boost myself.....woot
that's if you ever finish! pos!!!! dont pull a Carl and take 2 months lol
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it'll be done today, i'm fellin much better today, ready to finish it up, then head out to aarons tomorrow to have him weld up my downpipe and charge pipes.
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true pos man
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Originally posted by zeeman
I'm embarrased to say how much i've spent on the n/a setup. Especially compared to how much less some of my friends have spent on their boosted setups and how much more power they make....and their cars are just as reliable as mine.

This is why i have now gone boost myself.....woot
i'm walkin' that same path, playa. all motor is for sub 2000lbs civics.
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