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| « Re: my late 07 early 08 spwd 42r/T1/AFI Civic SI build up (97gsrcoupe) | « » 12:29 AM 9/18/2007 |
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Looks good Shawn!
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Drew Peacock

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Looking good how much power you looking for? Still going to drive it on the road?
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ShawnR

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| « Re: my late 07 early 08 spwd 42r/T1/AFI Civic SI build up (tony1) | « » 12:33 AM 9/18/2007 |
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| Quote, originally posted by tony1 » | Looks good Shawn! |
thanks dawg! dont forget bout my shirt lol | Quote, originally posted by turbozxi » | | Looking good how much power you looking for? Still going to drive it on the road? |
well when i started the build i wanted to drive it some on the street but my mine set has changed a bit and its now 100% race car.. and as for power probley for the first few times out just around 500 then turn it up hopeful make around 700-800
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Monkeyballs

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Looking good man, too bad mines still hotter.
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| « Re: my late 07 early 08 spwd 42r/T1/AFI Civic SI build up (97gsrcoupe) | « » 12:39 AM 9/18/2007 |
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Wow! man looks good. Its never too late. Hopefully I will have my sfwd car done this year.almost 2 yrs in the making and still not running Goodluck and most importantly be safe and have fun
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| « Re: my late 07 early 08 spwd 42r/T1/AFI Civic SI build up (rip94delsol) | « » 1:00 AM 9/18/2007 |
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nice car who makes that intercooler. i want one
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ShawnR

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| « Re: my late 07 early 08 spwd 42r/T1/AFI Civic SI build up (reaction360) | « » 1:11 AM 9/18/2007 |
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| Quote, originally posted by reaction360 » | nice car who makes that intercooler. i want one |
intercooler down pipe manifold and dump tubes are all afi
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| « Re: my late 07 early 08 spwd 42r/T1/AFI Civic SI build up (rip94delsol) | « » 1:53 AM 9/18/2007 |
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| Quote, originally posted by rip94delsol » | | Wow! man looks good. Its never too late. Hopefully I will have my sfwd car done this year. almost 2 yrs in the making and still not running Goodluck and most importantly be safe and have fun
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Don't worry bro, Mine's 4 years in the making and I have been through like 6 chassis's and 3 motor builds. Finally almost finished if things go my way in the next month or two.
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| « Re: my late 07 early 08 spwd 42r/T1/AFI Civic SI build up (paulzy) | « » 3:30 AM 9/18/2007 |
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MAN THIS LOOKS LIKE A SOLID BUILD.
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SwappedTURBOegg

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d bars aren't a lil high?
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looking good man i remember jesse talking about your build a few times
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Very Nice!!
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looks nice ! my only suggestion is to keep an eye on that small battery, they dont hold a charge very long, especially if you have a problem and need to crank the car "forever" or multiple times.
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ShawnR

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| Quote, originally posted by DaveF » | looks nice ! my only suggestion is to keep an eye on that small battery, they dont hold a charge very long, especially if you have a problem and need to crank the car "forever" or multiple times. |
yea i was also thinking that im putting remote battery post in the engine bay to charge the battery during rounds just in case.
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DaveF

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in this pic, it looks like your coils are all grounded to the chassis with the mount you (or someone) made ? i used msd rubber insulator bushings to mount mine. i dont think the coils are supposed to be touching anything.
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Turbocivic94

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Insane setup, looks bad assHopefully I'l have mine out next year
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i like your coil mount.
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Looking good Shawn. Edit your first post and update the parts list
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in this pic, it looks like your coils are all grounded to the chassis with the mount you (or someone) made ? i used msd rubber insulator bushings to mount mine. i dont think the coils are supposed to be touching anything if that was the case the metal bolts you are using to hold your coils would ground it also.... looks great btw
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AROD

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whats the intercooler core size?
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| Quote, originally posted by AROD » | | whats the intercooler core size? |
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tony1

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The coils can be grounded together, and if you use the MSD mounts they will not be grounded because the bolt threads into the steel part that's bonded to the rubber.
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good point...forgot how the msd rubbers were...looked like a strait bolt going through...leave it to Tony to prove everyone wrong
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