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11-15-2009, 03:48 PM
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"Baller Status"
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Originally Posted by airride
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Why am I always broke when something like this comes up? IDK but the worts part is that I already decked my block .3mm to help the p29´s I got get a little more towards the top. So what now, if I EVER get a set I will need to run a thicker gasket right.
Another thing in mind is flame travel with these.
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d15 blocks are not hard to get for cheap...hell, you could buy mine for $25+shipping
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11-16-2009, 07:41 PM
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#52 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by f00ker
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d15 blocks are not hard to get for cheap...hell, you could buy mine for $25+shipping
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Too bad I´m in Brazil
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11-16-2009, 08:26 PM
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#53 (permalink)
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"Baller Status"
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Originally Posted by airride
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Too bad I´m in Brazil
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good point!
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1990 Civic EX (ED4)
Busted-ass D16A6
OEM 99/2k D16Y8 4-2-1 Exhaust Manifold
4-wheel Disc Brakes
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11-17-2009, 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted by SOHCinWA
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All you do is run a thicker HG to lower the compression... High compression boosted builds have been around since the mid 90's.. I use to build 11.5:1 boosted engines for some of the fastest guys back then.. The first CRX in the 9's was 11.5:1. For a dd car you just dont need as much boost to achieve the same hp numbers. Also there is less "Lag"..
$475.00 I dont think that will be the final cost but I am going to try and keep them under or around the $500.00/set mark.
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Local area legend, Brian Abergass (god rest his soul) ran 10.60's on a stock type r turbo (b18c) in his hatch. It blew up after a while, but is held some pretty high boost on 11:0 comp for a while. Its all in tuning. Believe me when I say "The man could tune an engine"
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'95 civic coupe auto (y7 swapped) for my lady.
'95 civic hatchback (econo minime in the works)
Driving slow cars and building REALLY fast ones
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11-18-2009, 10:54 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Grants Pass, Oregon
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Go back and read Don's post slowly this time.
15-1 CR pistons were specially made for his D-15. The same piston, but with an 11-1 CR are what the group buy pistons will be.
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01-27-2010, 10:16 AM
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Yes I Do Own This Site!
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And yes you can use the stock D15 rods with these pistons. I know there has been some confusion on other forums with people giving out false information. You do not need an aftermarket rod to use a forged piston.
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Thats why this is called "OneCamOnly" . For some its not about the price. Its about the pride in which they take in building a Single Cam motor that stomps on all others. Sure it might cost a little more money for someone to get what they want out of a Single Cam motor. But doing a swap is too easy. Step up!
Where D's are better then B's and F always comes before K
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02-05-2010, 12:44 PM
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#58 (permalink)
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I'm just here for the gas
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Is this the timeline for this dictated by the number of committed buyers?
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