LS/VTEC?
02-12-2008, 06:22 PM
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Re: LS/VTEC?
hey was up? i got a integra with a supercharged b18c with a beat piston, thinkin about gettin new pistons an rods or maybe going with a LS block. i dont know alot about ls/vtec i remember when it first got popular people wehre havin problems out of it here an there but that was........prally 3 or 4 years ago. just want some facts an opions about what people who have the set up or know about it think
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Your best bet if the walls are not scored is to just build the block you have. If they are scored, sleeving is a very viable option.
If you are looking to just get the car running again, I'd recommend to find a GSR short block if you could. I think I know where a couple are...
The LS is feasible and easily done, but the revs are drastically reduced.
02-13-2008, 03:31 AM
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Re: LS/VTEC?
Bells old car?
Your best bet if the walls are not scored is to just build the block you have. If they are scored, sleeving is a very viable option.
If you are looking to just get the car running again, I'd recommend to find a GSR short block if you could. I think I know where a couple are...
The LS is feasible and easily done, but the revs are drastically reduced.
Your best bet if the walls are not scored is to just build the block you have. If they are scored, sleeving is a very viable option.
If you are looking to just get the car running again, I'd recommend to find a GSR short block if you could. I think I know where a couple are...
The LS is feasible and easily done, but the revs are drastically reduced.
02-13-2008, 05:09 AM
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Re: LS/VTEC?
then i would take it some where else, not saying they probably wont know what their doing. But if they work on old mustangs and never worked on a honda then i would have to go some where else.
02-13-2008, 06:42 AM
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You can obtain higher revs from the ls/ vtec if you build it right. Balancing blueprinting bearings. I know someone who revs to 9k without problems. 3 never took mine over 7k yet still breaking the motor in.
02-13-2008, 06:46 AM
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Re: LS/VTEC?
I'm sorry don't forget good rod bolts. But don't take my word for it go to hondaswap.com and search ls/vtec they have plenty of information and builds step by step with pictures explaining the whole process and even listing all the parts needed. Ut helped me gain better understanding of my motor.
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