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My 12V ran pretty close to 40 with the stock HX and a couple mods. Stock studs. I towed all the time with it.that's just my experience, however.Sent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk 2

Pm me info john. ThxSent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk 2

hahah My wife started out like that - now she normally tells me to be shut up

Apparently, you knew I meant "loves" not "lives" Mine tells me that too.. all the time.

Ill look and see but from looking at it in the pic they are 100% the same. At least on the out side

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Your right! I looked it up via the internet. I just got started with honda's this is my first honda (CAR) picked it up for 500 bucks!

They are extremely close in resemblance, yes. The B20B is a common "big-block" swap for the Civics, as is the B18C1 (Integra GS-R, 175hp) and the B18C5 (Type R, 195hp).

My old Civic (96 CX, B18C5 + Turbo conversion. 320whp @ 12psi.)

http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg240/scaled.php?server=240&filename=aug004ww8.jpg&res=landing

http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg135/scaled.php?server=135&filename=april1534wo.jpg&res=landing

http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg84/scaled.php?server=84&filename=april1511pn.jpg&res=landing

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Here's a 550whp @ 24psi Integra Type R B18C5 with a huge Garrett on it that I built from the ground, up..

http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg148/scaled.php?server=148&filename=joehksbovegtaj7.jpg&res=landing

Wifey lives the accent btw lolSent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk 2

Doesn't the crv use the b20b motor? The teg is a b18.Sent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk 2

screenshot this from my gmail account.. http://forum.mopar1973man.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=4054&d=1337803593

Retired gigolo.

gross, DW!

I totally understand the principle behind your need, but I betcha that 48" extension will make a trailer a little on the "twitchy" side ;)

http://forum.mopar1973man.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=4052&d=1337781586

Sweet! what's the swaps in these?

I read it, once I found it online. Still, though, it doesn't really break down what I need broken down to troubleshoot. I think it's all in the cylinder assembly, maybe a piece of trash or something in the fluid that occasionally doesn't allow the valve to close completely.. I dunno..

Exactly.

http://www.amazon.com/Garmin-Portable-Bluetooth-Navigator-Lifetime/dp/B005DIBHA6/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top is another I'm looking at (Garmin)..

In reading on TomToms website (reviews) there seems to be quite a bit of dissatisfaction about the "free lifetime maps".. Apparently, the maps are free, but the subscription "to" the map section is $60/yr???WTF is that?

Bah.. I'm still on the fence as for what to do.. I'm not too rushed about it right now, but will definitely need to make a decision within the next 2 weeks..

mine also mounts to the license plate. The downside is, if you're using it for the hitching procedure, and have a drop hitch (mine is 10k lb. 6" drop) then you'll just barely see the top-most part of the ball. I'll try to get a picture today, if it stops raining..

looks nice and beefy! I might have to partake on the near future ;)

the Magellan I'm looking at now, has the lifetime updates as well (1700LM)

yeah it lasts. key is preparation, and that's time consuming and tedious, but the results are worth the effort. the downside to using a standard oven is size-limitations.. bigger pieces may not fit, if your oven is smaller.

so, I've been looking at the Magellan 1700-LM. Seems the reviews are hit/miss with various models of Garmin and Magellan.. I'd hate to throw money away on something that is sub-par.

I usually have my lap top and phone card. Google maps for in the city. Use them for cross country some times, but does not work well out in the middle of nowhere. I mostly use a regular fold up state map or road atlas. I guess I am mostly old school when it comes to navagation. I would have to agree that the Garmins and such are really good in town, but the highway just give me a map.

I have a netbook, and did consider using it (tethered to my phone) for GPS, or getting a standalone GPS/NAV application for it, and just use that.. Considered Microsoft Streets and Trips ($75 with GPS dongle) and a couple other commercial apps (CoPilot 8, etc) but haven't made a decision..

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I use Tom Tom.

gloShift gauge? which is the top one?

As f

or TomTom, I've considered that as well. I've just not had much luck with the Garmins in the past few years, and I'm tired of buying new ones. This last one (1350) is now taking forever to boot, and usually about 5 minutes to get signal and decide to display the map..

I use mine 99% business deliveries and a lot of places are non-repeats (new customers) and residential. I rely on it heavily, to be honest. Turn by turn voice isn't important to me, as I cant usually hear it in the truck anyway, but I do watch the mapping and such.

I have stock injectors and could make 40 psi before i put in the boost elbow. Not sure why other than my mileage is quite a bit lower:shrug:

30 is the absolute best i can reach with my stock injectors and boost elbow.. and it's usually a "touch 30 then back to 28" kinda thing. Towing included. My 12V with 3K gsk and #10 fuel plate was another story. 40-45psi was quite easy.. and too high, obviously.