Yet another CRX build
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Re: Yet another CRX build
As seen in the last few pics I've been working on cleaning up the engine bay.
Motor stuff
Block is a Y7 75.5 with endyne posts Soon Benson sleeves
Crank knifedged Y7
Eagle rods
SRP pistons
GT 2876R turbo soon GT35
Boostwerks topmount
4" downpipe
4" Exhaust W/modified N1 muffler
Tial 44 Wastegate
Tial 50 BOV
Ported Y8 head
ARP head studs
ZEX cam soon Bisimoto 3.6 cam
Crower springs and retainers
Skunk2 pro series I/M
Innovative Hydro mounts
Full hydro conversion
Soon AEM series 2 EMS
Brake setup so far is
ITR master cylinder
99 SI brake booster
Front
Prelude Vtec rotors redrilled
Legend GS 2 piston calipers
Rear
02 Civic SI rotors
02 Civic SI calipers
More to come later.....
Need to buy:
JDM and EDM front end parts
Forsale:
EF8 RHD dashboard
EF8 rear crossmember
Innovative cable-hydro clutch thingy
Motor stuff
Block is a Y7 75.5 with endyne posts Soon Benson sleeves
Crank knifedged Y7
Eagle rods
SRP pistons
GT 2876R turbo soon GT35
Boostwerks topmount
4" downpipe
4" Exhaust W/modified N1 muffler
Tial 44 Wastegate
Tial 50 BOV
Ported Y8 head
ARP head studs
ZEX cam soon Bisimoto 3.6 cam
Crower springs and retainers
Skunk2 pro series I/M
Innovative Hydro mounts
Full hydro conversion
Soon AEM series 2 EMS
Brake setup so far is
ITR master cylinder
99 SI brake booster
Front
Prelude Vtec rotors redrilled
Legend GS 2 piston calipers
Rear
02 Civic SI rotors
02 Civic SI calipers
More to come later.....
Need to buy:
JDM and EDM front end parts
Forsale:
EF8 RHD dashboard
EF8 rear crossmember
Innovative cable-hydro clutch thingy
Last edited by Eaglekper0046; 08-07-2010 at 08:15 PM.
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what front knuckles are you using with those legend calipers? I didn't think legend calipers bolted to ef/da knuckles
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Working on it lol. I wont be doing anything if I cant get this mount issue resolved. Using a hydro trans the mechanical linkage is not strong enough. So I'm going to use the cable to hydraulic reservoir bracket setup. The issue is nobody make the conversion setup with out the mechanical linkage for the clutch.
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Well I just noticed that my stupid *** welded up the hole for the throttle linkage. It seems like this whole project goes to 1 step fwd and 2 steps backwards.
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Fixed the hole I welded up today. But like everything else something else happens.
Discovered this today....
Anybody know what would cause this? Its on all the exhaust lobes, and one knick on a few of the intake lobes. A guy at auto zone suggested detonation. It did burn 2 intake valves
Discovered this today....
Anybody know what would cause this? Its on all the exhaust lobes, and one knick on a few of the intake lobes. A guy at auto zone suggested detonation. It did burn 2 intake valves
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Pitting like that on the cam lobes is not caused by detonation. That pitting is likely due either to poor materials used or poor finishing by the camshaft manufacturer. Honda had a similar problem with K20A3 intake and K24A1/K24A4 exhaust cam lobes pitting. Some speculate that it's an oiling issue due to the lower film/shear strength of the 5W-20 oil specified for those engines, but based on the wear patterns that I've seen, I don't buy it.
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Pitting like that on the cam lobes is not caused by detonation. That pitting is likely due either to poor materials used or poor finishing by the camshaft manufacturer. Honda had a similar problem with K20A3 intake and K24A1/K24A4 exhaust cam lobes pitting. Some speculate that it's an oiling issue due to the lower film/shear strength of the 5W-20 oil specified for those engines, but based on the wear patterns that I've seen, I don't buy it.