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Dec 25, 2008 | 09:43 AM

#31

Fabrik8

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Re: turbo port&polish

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Originally Posted by I spy Psi

A Dampener would def be something you want. It'll reduce the vibrations throughout the crankshaft greatly.

Say it with me.. Damper! Damper! Not dampener! Lol.. You're not making anything moist..

Dec 25, 2008 | 10:13 AM

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Jarrod

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Re: turbo port&polish

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Originally Posted by brandon.beene

A true magician never reveals his secrets. Lol
i just dont like telling people that i dont know. if i went around and told everybody my Civic was pushing a little over 600hp i wouldnt have it very long before somebody stole it. Not to sound rude or anything but its bad enough i already gave away what i did, but somethings you cant help but to say when your asking performance questions, ... I hope you can understand.

Whooppeeee...

Sorry but I don't understand it.

I have a sleeved type r motor. COME STEAL ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Who cares dude, it's the internet. Someone could steal your car when you drive it normally around. You have no pictures up and you share no true location. You are asking for advice and you won't even share what you are currently making.

if you are making 300whp then no, you don't need a fucking ported head.
If you are making 567 out of a 35r and you want to squeeze a bit more out of it, you could try to port the head.

Dec 25, 2008 | 11:40 AM

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DeFunk

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Re: turbo port&polish

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Originally Posted by brandon.beene

say i did have myself some eagle rods but not a ATI" or "Fluidampr would that be something i need to look into getting soon? and the 3 or 5 angle would have to be something i would have to discuss with the guy doing the PnP and see which one would best fit my set-up.

Depends on the build (thus builder). Would I still recommend, yes, indeed.

Dec 25, 2008 | 11:54 AM

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Fabrik8

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From: How long is a piece of string?

Re: turbo port&polish

A better-than-OEM damper is always a good idea; they're not cheap but they're great insurance for bearing life when going with a higher power and higher RPM than OEM build.

http://www.atiperformanceproducts.co...s/damhonda.htm

http://www.fluidampr.com/HONDA.htm