Yeah, bone stock. When you clearance, and torque things correctly, its amazing what happens. It works.MaSSaCrE;247433 wrote:Yes built hondas can get crazy but he said stock other then some rod bolts. I have personally seen that much out of stock honda motors but they didnt last years. Maybe a couple months max at that much psi daily driven.
Now if its 17psi for racing and dd on 6-10psi ive seen them last very long being bone stock
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np man good luck on ur build!
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If you are the guy with the (used to be white eg) boosted, then yeah i'm talking bout you.5thgen;247436 wrote:Head studs are the only thing I would suggest. It is the only internal part I have changed out.
I have been on 15-17psi for about 4 years before the motor ate a couple rod bearings. This motor was on the vafc hack for a while too (no timing correction). All on a self tune.
I don't know if the poster was referring to me, but I did not really baby the car, but I didn't drive it hard without reason.
There are plenty of other stock ls motors that have run 10-11 second range....although usually in a light chassis as well.
but my best friend just finished piecing up his gsr together, stock it was tune by ruiz(i think thats the tuner's name) out in miami. he's got a good reputation when it comes to tuning.
instead of CFT