Headers and Catback

[u mad?]

Alright should be something I can look forward too. Would Hondata S300 be good to use if I was to get a tune?

yeah if you're happy to pay for one and pay to have it tuned.

[SHOGUNOVDDRK]

.....on byp dyno though lol.

[RenzokukenJ]

surely you would get 20 odd kw with decent boltons and tune? my mate made 132kw with i/h/e sk2 i/m and 70mm tb with s300............




.....on byp dyno though lol. and it was a h23
started with about 105kw from memory.

Lmzo yh Nh fuk dat

R u ok

[u mad?]

lmaooooo

[curtis265]

So it's really not worth doing a full exhaust unless I'm willing to at least change the cams, valve springs etc?

worth is your own opinion. you're not going to get 'real power' without a tune anyway.

Buy a intake/exhaust and think of it as an investment for a nice sound rather than power.

Best advice i can give is to go for a ride in another car with an exhaust and no tune and see how you feel about it



I personally stopped after the exhaust.

[Torell]

i agree with this bunch of nuts,

if you want sounds then it will sound awesome with exhaust and header,

if you want power, ud be silly not to drive it up to sydney to get the s300 dealer to give it a tune for u

[curtis265]

if you're after tuning, speak to an actual tuner and ask what they want to work with

Also to use a S300 you'll need to get the right ECU - i dont think the prelude one can take it iirc

[stndrd]

Too make proper power with a H22 you will need to do a valve job, along with portwork to the cylinder head. The cylinder heads are quite restrictive from factory and in the long run, it's better to boost them than chase power n/a.

Neptune is a good ecu option over the hondata

[RenzokukenJ]

Neptune is a good ecu option over the hondata

New Neptune dealer

[carayan]

Too make proper power with a H22 you will need to do a valve job, along with portwork to the cylinder head. The cylinder heads are quite restrictive from factory and in the long run, it's better to boost them than chase power n/a.

Neptune is a good ecu option over the hondata

I thought you said haltech was the best option in all cases

[u mad?]

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[mocchi]