Honda Integra DC5 - Performance Parts Test + Hondata Dyno Tune - ONE

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Uploaded by on Apr 10, 2010

honda integra dc5 fusion motorsport tuned

dc5 rsx performance review

mugen twinloop vs buddyclub pro spec

hondata kpro dyno mapping session

vtec vs ivtec explained

mapping tutorial

Engine
Honda K20A

Management
ECU - Hondata Kpro - chip

Exhaust
DC Sports 4-1 manifold
Decat
Mugen Twinloop

Transmission
Race Spec LSD

Suspension
Eibach Coilovers (approx -50mm ride height)

Brakes
Braided Brake lines
AP Racing Disks with Aluminium bell
Mintex 1144 pads
Standard Brembo 4pot Caliper

Wheels
Rota Fighter 17 x 8 ET45

Tyres
Bridgestone RE070 - 225/45/R17

Body modifications
NrG Carbon Fibre Spoiler
Ings Front Splitter

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Uploader Comments (ReelMotion)

  • The xx - "Intro" from the album xx - really good album worth a download ;)

  • @ReelMotion When the car made 227 was that with the RBC intake manifold also along with the race header and exhaust?

  • @06orangetypes Yep, Stock intake, then RBC, DC Sports Header and Mugen Twinloop Cat Back

  • I guess this is yours Dave? Like it :)

  • @retepetsir Yes mate lol, Thanks ;)

Top Comments

  • @marlo916

    wheels are wheels in the UK mate

  • @Blunder1248

    they got 227 from a dyno.... thats to the wheels

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  • saw this video years ago and now that i own an rsx and actually know what theyre talking about it makes so much more sense hahaha

  • once you tune your ecu will it still be able to pass smog or have to revert back to stock base map?

  • Oh my� Odd feedback for this video again.

  • This video is a favorite on Ouagadougou

  • Cool. I have a turbo RSX-S with Brembo brakes andan LSD

  • they lost power even though teh exhaust is quiter

  • 227bhp would be at the flywheel. manufactures never do bhp at the wheels because it wouldn't be that impresive to the market. plus bhp is a fairy tale number generater from torque anyway.

  • @ReelMotion what throttle body size? 70mm? and was the intake manifold bored to match?

  • quite honestly, I like that rota rims on that dc5! :)

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