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    Talking CR-V B20 vtec turbo dyno

    Hey here are a couple of links to my 1998 cr-v vtec turbo dyno at DB performance---

    http://videos.streetfire.net/video/S...CRV_637052.htm

    http://videos.streetfire.net/video/S...CRV_637056.htm

    it went from 72 whp to 187 whp....

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    links don't work for me

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    ^^ me either

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    nice. is that an auto? vtec controller I'm assuming? what engine management?

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    damn sleeper for sure!
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    wow. very nice.

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    The original links worked for me, and it said it was an auto

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    Default it's an auto awd

    Auto tran was rebuilt by IBT in new jersey---stall converter and built to take on the power...

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    It's an automatic and AWD, so the numbers to the wheels will be low. It's an OBD2 Auto AWD, so engine manangement is a bit of a pain. We are only reving to around 6200, if we reved it out to 8000, I think it might make the same torque but closer to 240awhp. A stock 6-speed 04-06 STi will usually put down in the 195-205 range on our dyno.

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    Holy. I'd be scared to drive that thing very fast unless I lowered it 6 inches first

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    damn nice!!

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    wow. wouldn't mind this for a DD.

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    I believe this is the only turbo AWD A/T CRV with VTEC.
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    badass! i always wanted to do that. when i had my 97 odyssey i wanted to put in a h22, do a 5 speed conversion and turbo it.

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    Damn. makes me miss my old cr-v. I had the same plan going until I traded it for a integra.

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    That's great!
    I always wanted to do a CRV or Odyssey turbo too.
    What's been done to the rear-end?
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    one of my goal i wanted to do but in a 5spd crv good shit

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    haha awesome dude

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    Now there's something different.

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    Nice, I've wanted to do that too, but no money. Good sh!t.
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    Default E85 Dyno

    Just got a new tune on E85---

    original whp 70 72 wheel trq. New E85 whp 201 wheel trq 169 (one tune @ 209/175 but timing issues requiring non-stock ignition inhibited drive ability)

    I'm thinking for a daily driver this is about as much as I want to do with it---it is really fun and the guys at DB did an excellent job.

    Now on to some suspension work....

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    Nothing done to the rear end, but since it only gets about 10% of the power from the front maximum it should hold up. Time will tell....

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    I want to trade in my civic for a crv now! I need a family car now and this would be it. I would do a manual with an Obd1 conversion harness tuned on Crome.

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    That is some very nice numbers. My original goal for my Fit was 200whp but as of right now I would be realy happy with 120whp. Whats the advantages of running E85 over normal gas?

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