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honda_girl_88hf;25957 wrote:i would like it to eventually run 13s
btlfedgolf;25958 wrote:It will cost alot more to run 13s with a B then a D
like i said
rickles8099;25955 wrote:sell the b18 and get an a6, z6, ac, or y8 and then swap one of said motors into car. buy a clutch and flywheel and then piece together a homemade turbo kit. you can have that car running high 13's for under $2000
been there and done it.
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rickles8099;25960 wrote:like i said

been there and done it.
Just backing you up sir, you should know I have tried the B thing and realized the errors of my ways :)
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What makes building a B cost more than building a D series?
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JonDubya;25966 wrote:What makes building a B cost more than building a D series?
Supply and Demand
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JonDubya;25966 wrote:What makes building a B cost more than building a D series?
just the price of a turbo exhaust manifold is a lot....
d series =stock hf manifold = anywhere from $50 - free (in her case its free because she already has one.
b series = $200ish if youre lucky on up to $1000+

the price of swapping in a b (mounts, cost of motor, tranny, labor)

clutch for a b is more expensive
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stock manifold? how does that work?
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you can use an HF or STD manifold and an adapter plate, I am sure ric has a pic of the setup
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JonDubya;25970 wrote:stock manifold? how does that work?
i guess they just flip it upside down on the exhaust side :dunno:
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JonDubya;25970 wrote:stock manifold? how does that work?
you can use a stock hf manifold and either make or buy an adaptor plate to fit the turbo up to the exhaust manifold. adaptor plates cost anywhere from free - $50.

next time you see budget_crx or stolle, take a look at their crx's. he has a hf manifold in his car. i also have pictures of my old hf setup on my cardomain page
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lucky.....
1997 AIGSR.
trophaeum: hows it sound to u to be in amsterdam fucked up on any drugs we can lay our hands on with legal weed for at minimum of 8hrs

Fucking eh cotton!