i have a 89 lxi manual and i want to rebuild my stock engine to make the car go faster which parts should i use?
i have a 89 lxi manual and i want to rebuild my stock engine to make the car go faster which parts should i use?
depends how fast you want to go LOL?
200+ ALL MOTOR LS VTEC
High compression forged pistons, titanium rods, custom stroker crank fully balanced and knife edged, aluminum flywheel, custom aluminum pulleys, oversized valves, radiused valve seats, heavy port and flow job, adjustable cam gear, nasty cam grind, standalone ECU, individual throttle bodies, distributorless ignition, custom header with 2.25 inch mandrel bent exhaust
i think that's bout it. pretty easy.
What it comes down to is how much are you willing to spend on your 20+ year old car and how dedicated you are going to be on having this done on a 3rd Gen.
Alot of new people come here and have lots of plans for their Accord and give just up when they realize the funds needed and the lack of aftermarket support.
I wish you luck in your build and hope to see you stick with it
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^^^ Pico makes a good point. But I am going to supplement his point:
What are you going to do to a Civic (or any generic import) to make it fast? Sure a Civic has tons of aftermarket support. But it's a market flooded with low-quality garbage, and all the good stuff is retarded expensive. What can you do to make a D16 fast? Bolt ons? CAI? Exhaust? You can do that to the Accord easily enough too. Once you dig into the actual motor, it's all the same for nearly any car really. I doubt you can build an NA D16 for much cheaper.
well 4grand for doing motor rebuild and some other work too but where is a good place to buy parts?
Well I'd keep the block stock just put in some nice new honda pistons preferably A20A4 ones with .3mm overbore, just have the whole assembly blueprinted properly either by yourself or by a engine shop but one thats trustworthy!! The parts have to be balanced perfectly and clearances exact and not left to factory fit!
Then spend the money you do have on the headwork and the exhaust and induction system you choose and do something about the ECU and Ignition with custom ECU.
You'll have a reliable setup thats got some go go to it and still be fuel efficient!
Colt Cams
Golden Eagle (con rods)
JE (pistons)
Bisimoto (valve springs)
There are others, but those are some of the best in the business. For head & block work, ask around for a reputable machine shop in your area. That stuff can be handled by anyone.
Your crank, honestly, should be fine for like 200whp. People build monstrous racing engines with stock Honda crankshafts. If you have a couple hundred left over and nothing to do with it, you could get that knife edged, but it isn't really necessary.
thanks
when people say reseach you will find the answer they are right this is a helpfull thread lol
i have an 89 lxi and i was gonna completly rebuild my a20a3 and try to turbo it bu i dont know if ill be able to yet
im gonna try to do it in dec cause ill be back from basic so ill have enough $
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ummm boost...
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some guy here has a turbo kit for sale and its mad cheap
1989 Honda Accord LX-i
B18c1 swap since 7/2011
175whp and 132tq
Redzone tuned
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