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....
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....
nice. is that an auto? vtec controller I'm assuming? what engine management?
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The original links worked for me, and it said it was an auto![]()
Auto tran was rebuilt by IBT in new jersey---stall converter and built to take on the power...
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.
Holy. I'd be scared to drive that thing very fast unless I lowered it 6 inches first![]()
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.
Damn. makes me miss my old cr-v. I had the same plan going until I traded it for a integra.
That's great!
I always wanted to do a CRV or Odyssey turbo too.
What's been done to the rear-end?
- Work on Hondas for a living, but race a DSM.
one of my goal i wanted to do but in a 5spd crv good shit
Now there's something different.![]()
Nice, I've wanted to do that too, but no money. Good sh!t.
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....
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....
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.
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?