My turbo integra drag car build

spuddy

Ulster Area Rep.
its all bit of crack , we may see how it goes first .But anyway id say you will be the first following me up for a run :haha:

Hehe sure ya know I'll be chomping at the bit to get a race with ya! Need to test out the new final drive on someone :)
 

Fatman

Member +
Loving the engineering that's gone into the blockguard and am certainly impressed with your choice of ECU, it does all leave me with a pile of questions though...

What size tires are those?

Why a B16? Considering the amount of work that you're putting into the block, I assume you're going to be investing a bit into the head and the rest of the bottom end, surely a B18 would have let you achieve your goals that much more easily... Understandable if it's a class restriction or something similar.

Why not go with a commercially available sleeved block rather than the one off custom work and machine time for a block guard? Sleeved blocks (GE etc) are far superior in terms of power potential (not really at issue at the power levels you're targeting, but still...)

What are you doing for transmission/drive shafts etc?
 

spuddy

Ulster Area Rep.
Loving the engineering that's gone into the blockguard and am certainly impressed with your choice of ECU, it does all leave me with a pile of questions though...

What size tires are those?

Why a B16? Considering the amount of work that you're putting into the block, I assume you're going to be investing a bit into the head and the rest of the bottom end, surely a B18 would have let you achieve your goals that much more easily... Understandable if it's a class restriction or something similar.

Why not go with a commercially available sleeved block rather than the one off custom work and machine time for a block guard? Sleeved blocks (GE etc) are far superior in terms of power potential (not really at issue at the power levels you're targeting, but still...)

What are you doing for transmission/drive shafts etc?

Some good questions there, the why a B16 has been asked before on another forum, considering a B18 was removed from the car to fit a B16.

I think the reason given was cost issues, I find that hard to believe though considering the pennies that have obviously been spent. I can only assume it is to compete in Class 3 in the Irish Drag championship, however its 100ccs over the max limit to run nitrous in that class which seems odd. Plus it's looking like 4wd Starlets are going to be put into Class 3 soon meaning a moderatly powered EP85/95 could easily beat a high powered FWD.

Also on another forum I tried to explaine the tyres may be too wide and actually reduce grip or at least not provide any additional grip over an 8" wide tyre. Think they're 10" wide or larger.
 

billybob

Untrusted Seller
Some good questions there, the why a B16 has been asked before on another forum, considering a B18 was removed from the car to fit a B16.

I think the reason given was cost issues, I find that hard to believe though considering the pennies that have obviously been spent. I can only assume it is to compete in Class 3 in the Irish Drag championship, however its 100ccs over the max limit to run nitrous in that class which seems odd. Plus it's looking like 4wd Starlets are going to be put into Class 3 soon meaning a moderatly powered EP85/95 could easily beat a high powered FWD.

Also on another forum I tried to explaine the tyres may be too wide and actually reduce grip or at least not provide any additional grip over an 8" wide tyre. Think they're 10" wide or larger.

too wide and actually reduce grip your right there and slicks dont really work up in bishopscourt from what ive seen.
good to see the 4wd starlets are coming back to class 3:):)
 

Nolly

Member +
Loving the engineering that's gone into the blockguard and am certainly impressed with your choice of ECU, it does all leave me with a pile of questions though...

What size tires are those?

Why a B16? Considering the amount of work that you're putting into the block, I assume you're going to be investing a bit into the head and the rest of the bottom end, surely a B18 would have let you achieve your goals that much more easily... Understandable if it's a class restriction or something similar.

Why not go with a commercially available sleeved block rather than the one off custom work and machine time for a block guard? Sleeved blocks (GE etc) are far superior in terms of power potential (not really at issue at the power levels you're targeting, but still...)

What are you doing for transmission/drive shafts etc?

Sorry only seen your coment now , the b16 is going to make similar power only less torque realy , its realy to prove what a b16 can achieve when built proper , as for the head its a b18 been machined at the moment and all head work will be done and custom intake .

its not been built for any class i just want to go fast ;) heres more pics :)




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Nolly

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too wide and actually reduce grip your right there and slicks dont really work up in bishopscourt from what ive seen.
good to see the 4wd starlets are coming back to class 3:):)


if they dont work i have 9" aswel instead of the 13" ;) wont no unless i try and test and if they dont work at least i will no for sure .
 

Nolly

Member +
Man you've been a busy bee going to be serious piece of kit when its finished look forward to seeing it running.

sound man . yea we have been busy enough at it , was sick of people asking why it was taking so long so i said id just put up a few pics to give a small idea of whats been done .
 

gglavin

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are you going with ITR engine of the b16a? looking good man, should be some car :cool: edit just seen b16a
 
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