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copied this from hondaswap, figured id share it with you guys. well this is something ive been doing since the summer. i initially bought the head unported and planned to ...

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02-20-2006, 04:54 AM   #1
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copied this from hondaswap, figured id share it with you guys. well this is something ive been doing since the summer. i initially bought the head unported and planned to just slap it on with some new pistons for a mild build but it has turned into so much more. i want to race honda challenege one day so i decided to build this car/engine to HC specs. im also planning to make an adapter plate to be able to use the ITR intake manifold on the gsr head. ill make another thread about that though.

build consists of:
GSR block and all new seals/gaskets from honda
JDM ITR pistons and rods with ARP rod bolts
GSR head ported by portflow, all new seals, portflow valvetrain
skunk2 stage 2 cams
ACL bearings
ARP headstuds
RC 320cc injectors
will be tuned by me with Crome Pro

im trying to make about 200-210whp on a 1.8L OEM parts bottom end

Nov. 4th

head comes back from portflow








Nov. 5-6th

install sensors back to the head
install extended intake manifold studs
drill/tap water neck (1/8" NPT) for water temp sender

these first 2 pics are especially for B16 :P







ill update as things progress...

Dec. 11th
k well im bringing this back up just to keep some interest. build is temporarily on hold til spring since i couldnt get anyone who was able to help me out. as i didnt/dont have a garage or reasonable place to build an engine or pull a motor.

guess ill just give some teaser pics of the parts, lol.

JDM ITR pistons/rods with ARP bolts properly installed/stretched and rods resized





as i said before, ill mostlikely replace the pistons. after i got them back from the machine shop i noticed some play in them, and i just get a bad feeling. that on top of a few gouge marks in them, i dont wanna chance it. it would suck for the motor to go because of something like pistons...

misc head parts, skunk2 stg2 cams, hondata IM gasket, and valve cover. painted by wil, and will be stripped and repainted by me ill probably go with just a simple krinkle black.



honda stuff, head gasket, main seals, other misc seals, new oil pan pickup (mines a little dented from the pan being dented), ACL bearings, ARP head studs, rc 320cc injectors, injector resistor box, gauges w/ senders, GE oil sandwitch (for oil pressure and temp), "magic" intake h34r:



better pic of gauges



more pics of "magic" IB spec intake w/ filter








that will be on a short ram setup. and ill be using these to relocate the battery to the frame rail right in front of the tranny so it wont be in the way of the filter




but i wont be using the odyssey battery, ill be using the nrg-cell from heel-toe



well thats all i really have for now, lol. ive also got an endyn catch can that i dont have pics of.

Feb 8th

ok more updates

i decided to get new pistons. theres nothing really wrong with the ones i have, but i like to plan ahead for any problems that may arise. so i went with some brand spanking new JDM ITR OS pistons. i went oversized cause im just gonna overbore the block anyway to have a nice solid cylinder wall surface. this should take care of any imperfections the cylinders might have be it scratches or out of roundness. and the price was right so i also picked up an AASCO alluminum flywheel. features parallelism to .001", 8-9lbs, and a replaceable friction surface. info on the flywheel here http://estores.merchantpartners.com/pn280/...&products_id=39

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02-22-2006, 03:36 AM   #2
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I cant see you not hitting 200 with that setup. you have a custom map or you getting one from chrome?
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02-22-2006, 04:03 AM   #3
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i have a basemap. but ill be making my own. i have a PLX m-300 installed on the car already. and all the chip burning hardware. ill probably get an ostrich so i can perfect the map on the fly without stopping to burn chips and such. then when its good ill burn the chip and put it in.

and you can move this to the picture posts thread, i didnt see that and figured this was the place.

and yea im being pretty conservative with my power goals. im saying 200-210 just so i dont get my hopes up, but most people seem to think itll be capable of around 220.
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02-22-2006, 12:45 PM   #4
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Def get an ostrich, I have one and it's the best. I just leave it in the car all the time and never burn a final chip. Good luck keep us posted.
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yea ive thought about that too. i dunno. this build is a long way from over. we'll see how things progress
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anoterh update. many of you have seen my rise and fall on the ITR/GSR plate thread. ive pretty much ditched that idea. im just gonna use the hondata race gasket to cover up the hole completely.

pic of the race gasket


i also got a z10 plug to plug the hole on the back on the block for the stock breather box. since i have the endyn can, i wont be using it, and needed to close up the hole.

pic of the plug


thats all for now
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i can see 200 out of that build. If he can ever get it built
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lmao joe. im gonna look for a gsr block this week while im home so i can get things rolling, lol.
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yay more updates

got me a brand new Type R intake manifold courtesy of Mike Bergy. too bad i had to hack it up, haha.

pic of the biggest required modification


there used to be a big chunk of aluminum right there that covered the whole opening. had to drill it out then smooth it all out with the sanding bits of the dremel.

next you can see why the RACE gasket was necessay when using the ITR manifold on the GSR head


as you can see the ITR mani wouldnt even cover the coolant hole. so the race gasket covers it up for me. i put some RTV sealant/gasket maker on there (you can see it comming out below the gasket) just as a little extra insurance so it wont leak.

shot of the mani/head combo.


overall it was fun making this work. im glad i ditched the plate idea. it had potential, but in the end this is the better solution. dremel and a hand drill were all that was needed to make this happen. just used the gaskets as a template, drilled the holes off it, then used the dremel to "fudge" the holes since some were slightly off from the bit walking or whatever.

also picked up an engine stand from harbor freight for 40 bucks! cant beat that


whats in the blue box you might ask? just this...


GSR block. went and picked it up from a guy in CT last week. cylinder walls look good. he said its in good condition so lets hope for no spun bearings when i take it apart. i gotta take it apart to take to the machine shop to get hot tanked, bored, honed, and talk to them about getting one of the bolt holes repaired. as you can see its kinda bare though. kinda sucks but oh well. i was gonna replace most of the stuff its missing anyway, just sucks i have to buy all the stupid little bolts now, lol. good thing they arent expensive.
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Sweet. Want some ITR lost motion assemblies?
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