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  • The build on parts and no labor easily $6000.00

  • Omg yo this shit is 1 bad motherfucker on the road how much was it for this whole build

  • fucking jamie! LA-PHI-MILLIA!

  • gt35r steeeel spinnin. steeel spinnin. nice build man. this shit must be fast.

  • Nice build, solid numbers

  • B16 head on that.

  • 4" dp? wtf? 3" is more than enough...

  • gotta love that non vtec power

  • dude get a gsr head. it will make like 100 more hp lol

  • Not this dude, he is LS all day, all the time only!

  • haha. i know what you meen. i had a friend like that to. swore by the ls head. he new the gsr head was waay better but just wanted to prove the ls could make power. then he put a gsr head on and his car is making just over 600 lol.

  • Sounds like those 2 guys are friends. lol.

    In any case he has like 10 honda/acura vehicles at his residence so one of them has a VTEC head on them.

  • Why is that??? if you port and polish and then run some different cams and get new valves the flow rate can be the same on the LS head as the GSR except there is no vtec crossover on the cams...

  • im making the same hp on the same boost level with a gt3076 with a .63 ar. with probably worse gas. 91 oct. 3 inch exhaust. a stock gsr head is proven to flow better then a very well done up ls head thats all. just trying to help. i mean your running a top mount 35r with a 4 inch dp. built engine. you should be able to get 6 to 650 out of that on race gas.. nice car though..

  • i have a turbo lswith a 30r and i ported and polished the head with a 3 angle valve job.

  • Gsr head will just bump the compression, it being a boosted car it does not need anymore compression but maybe a b16 head, it does not bump the compression but has better air flow then the gsr.

  • why is there such little torque?. just ffrom the 35 with the .82?

  • ls all day baby.,.. lol

  • Man the majority of these fools are sporting OEM axle and autozone units. Atfer 500whp then I would suggest to the some DSS units.

    Nah Honda cranks can take up to 600whp..solid!

  • yup he's right, honda cranks are bullet proof :).

  • do your customers run their car with stock axles and have any luck with it ? and do you add an oil cooler? do you bother to do anything to the cranks or just build them ? I'm looking to put something together,myself then get it tuned thanks.

  • nice build man, i love the gt35r turbo i wanna run that soon..

  • noob.... what is a rod? ha

  • eagle rods???? isnt it cam???

  • Crower cams, stage 2 were used on this build.

  • so what the fuck are the eagle rods????????

  • Never heard of Eagle Hbeam rods? So what do u think attaches to the pistons/crank?

  • o i thought you were talkin bout push rods. i was like what the hell. thats why i couldnt figure it out. sorry but yea i know now.

  • Lol. eagle H beam connecting rod, best for its buck in my opinion

  • SO then u know that in that go-kart that u have, 280wtq all across the powerband will help u win races in that 2000lb vehicle.

  • oh ya my car weighs 2000 i understand about power to weight ratio and i love torque because torque does help win the races in the 1320.

  • 270lbs of torque though thats weak oh well its a honda

  • Yeah on the dyno that 270wtq its weaksauce, on the 1320 were it really counts the story changes. Power to weight ratio my friend, nuff said.

  • do you realize that wheel tq, as in the amount of tq at the wheel, depends on gear ratio's and the amount of avaliable crank tq. so using simple math, you can see that the tq output could be increased simply by having shorter gears. THAT is why it is fundamentally RETARDED to brag or dis ANY vehicle for the sake of wtq. the conclusion of this message is to get the point across that wtq does not exist. for any engine and produce any amount of wheel tq, given the proper gear ratio's... its WHP

  • the end should say, the conclusion of this message is to get the point across that: "wtq" as an expression of power output, like 420whp and 318wtq is pointless. For, any engine, with any hp output can technically make any amount of wheel tq, given the proper gear ratio's. hp is the ability to deliver wheel tq over a course ( change of velocity). given say 200hp, the faster you travel ( longer gears) you basically lengthen the distance the energy is spread out, and thus lowers the "wtq"

  • i have a question, why are u on every teg turbo vid talking about torque and traction?

  • because it is my number 1 pet peeve. seeing car guys talking about somethign clearly in the wrong text frustrates me. I go to school for Mechanical Engineering and have since obsessed with motors. And i find that i have no tolerance for ignorance. PLus you can't possible have a discussion about car motors when the average person doesnt understand simple mechanics and physics. Thats why you see people buy vehicles because of the cars "highest tq in class" HA HA is that a good enough reason?

  • Mechanical Engineering, NICE me too.

    I'm a junior now, how about you?

  • the term junior refers to what you know based on what they "think" you should know... as a "junior" i was correcting my prof's. i learned to apply my knowledge to the world around me... THAT they do not teach... but after my degree, i changed majors.... how things in a 3d world interact is not the top level....... law is

  • What your hardest class? Currently the hardest class i took was fluids. That classed is disturbingly hard. lol I pulled of a C i don't know how. The class average was a 45!

    What school do you go to?

  • fluids was one of my favorites. its a conceptual class. If you dont understand the idea of energy exchange, then the rest will get worse. The part of M.E. that i do not like is the "political" stuff. doing something this way becuase someone else says so... when history says the only break though in science is 1. someone who thinks outside the box (someone not in conditioned schooling), 2. a new generation who rethinks what the last one already knows...

  • I agree. All the follow rules, have grounded ideas for new generation of engineers to really fly with their ideas.

  • hes runnin from that power!! lol

  • sicjkkkkkkkkk

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