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Sooo whos got the highest bhp N/A setup!?
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The 3" exhaust only makes a difference if you have done the 3" collector mod on the hytech reps, reckon it would be the same on all the other good mani/downpipes as well
@merlin specs thanks to @vanzep and @bristol_bb4
fujitsubo specs -
Primary runner inner diameter - 44mm (~1.73") at head flange
Primary to Secondary merge inner diameter - 48mm (~1.89")
Secondary runner inner diameter - 48mm (~1.89")
Secondary to Collector merge inner diameter - 60mm (~2.36")
Hytech rep specs:
Primary ID 46mm x OD 48mm
Secondary ID 48mm x OD 51mm
Collector outlet ID 63mm
As for valves, just querying it, are they really an important upgrade? The Jun prelude used stock valves as found here
http://www.junauto.co.jp/democar/prelude/spec.html?en
Jun claim the valves are stainless so didnt need upgraded.
@merlin specs thanks to @vanzep and @bristol_bb4
fujitsubo specs -
Primary runner inner diameter - 44mm (~1.73") at head flange
Primary to Secondary merge inner diameter - 48mm (~1.89")
Secondary runner inner diameter - 48mm (~1.89")
Secondary to Collector merge inner diameter - 60mm (~2.36")
Hytech rep specs:
Primary ID 46mm x OD 48mm
Secondary ID 48mm x OD 51mm
Collector outlet ID 63mm
As for valves, just querying it, are they really an important upgrade? The Jun prelude used stock valves as found here
http://www.junauto.co.jp/democar/prelude/spec.html?en
Jun claim the valves are stainless so didnt need upgraded.
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@Merlin on the final drive idea, that is definitely something I would like to do, I know that gear ratios can make a huge difference in general, but does thae 4.64 affect the daily driveability much?
My BB6 buildJamie P 2013 wrote:i like tits
viewtopic.php?f=17&t=54187
My BB2 build (yang)(WRITTEN OFF AND SOLD)
viewtopic.php?f=17&t=18866
My BB4 build (yin) (SOLD TO DRAX)
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I was thinking the same thing, im expecting around 200 if im honest but never know, the engine feels very strong now, might make 210 MAXwurlycorner wrote:If I were you, I'd be pleasantly surprised if it's much over the 200bhp mark, however stand alone dyno readings are hugely subjective, so who knows!
They're a great comparator when you do back-back cars on the same dyno (which is why club dyno days are so good), but otherwise the results are very difficult to draw conclusions from really.

My BB6 buildJamie P 2013 wrote:i like tits
viewtopic.php?f=17&t=54187
My BB2 build (yang)(WRITTEN OFF AND SOLD)
viewtopic.php?f=17&t=18866
My BB4 build (yin) (SOLD TO DRAX)
viewtopic.php?f=17&t=12087&hilit=JEBB4+ ... ty#p203321
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Im aware the last post was in 2014. I wanted to show that the h swap is still relevant and alive in the uk.
I have a h2b ef running h22a with skunk tuner 2 cams
Complete stock bottom end running 10.5:1 compression.
Had it on the rollers on Saturday tuned by myself and a good friend who haven't had any tuning experience on a dyno.
Normally we just play around road tuning our cars.
It made a very healthy 264bhp/180 lbft!!
I think it still has more to give but heat soak was becoming a big issue.
Any of you got any thoughts on moving iat sensor so it's not being heated up by the inlet manifold? Was thinking of moving it to intake pipe.
Admin, sorry if there is an upto date thread elsewhere
I have a h2b ef running h22a with skunk tuner 2 cams
Complete stock bottom end running 10.5:1 compression.
Had it on the rollers on Saturday tuned by myself and a good friend who haven't had any tuning experience on a dyno.
Normally we just play around road tuning our cars.
It made a very healthy 264bhp/180 lbft!!
I think it still has more to give but heat soak was becoming a big issue.
Any of you got any thoughts on moving iat sensor so it's not being heated up by the inlet manifold? Was thinking of moving it to intake pipe.
Admin, sorry if there is an upto date thread elsewhere