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If you watch his videos he’s very specific with the rev limit. He’s typically shifting below 8000rpm only going above in those very specific situations where it’s worth it. On a long straight you can shift a little early and it’s not a big deal. Really goes along way.Hows Eric Kutil keeping his motor together. compared to what your program is?
If anything in the future I’d go to an 18” wheel. Width matters, but diameter also brings grip.So part of the benefit of the high rpm was that the gearing was better matched right? What if you started running smaller wheels and tires to change the effective gear ratios?
It's one of those things. Do you dial it back to help save the motor or keep pushing and accept the shortened life span.If you watch his videos he’s very specific with the rev limit. He’s typically shifting below 8000rpm only going above in those very specific situations where it’s worth it. On a long straight you can shift a little early and it’s not a big deal. Really goes along way.
I also feel he does off season engine swaps and just doesn’t say anything. A lot of the GLTC engine failures you’ll see it in the stream but then it’s never talked about again after. This was brought up on the k20 forums and a lot of theories arose lol
If anything in the future I’d go to an 18” wheel. Width matters, but diameter also brings grip.
That’s why you see those golden era Hondas that come on 14’s but they’re running 17’s on track. Way more grip. More tire life. Better everything
With the oem long blocks im limited to 8500rpm which is a compromise but it’s safe.It's one of those things. Do you dial it back to help save the motor or keep pushing and accept the shortened life span.
They’ve always charged fees normal shit I’d expect 40-80usd for something like this which I’d just pay. They told me the break down is $50 for ups fees, 460 for “government fees”Isn't UPS notorious for being assholes about cross border shipping?
Full on retirement doesn't sound like an enjoyable path.. A way to move on and get into something else would be a good idea.Had a buddy offer me a chunk of cash for the civic. I would take a few parts off and sell those but otherwise it would be a quick and easy way to get out of this. His offer is fair. The car isn’t worth much in its current state.
I would be able to afford nothing and build nothing with the money. It would be retirement. I’ve been thinking about it alot