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Old 03-05-2006, 12:57 AM
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ok a few ideas of what you may be up to.

1.Overdriving a supercharger(higher boost)
2. Overdriving to have a stronger electrical system

I am determined to find out what you are up too tongue.gif
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QUOTE (TiburonsRule @ Mar 5 2006, 01:57 AM)
1.Overdriving a supercharger(higher boost)

duh!!

Having a larger pulley is going to make it slower to get going (and to stop) but once it does get going it's going to be going a lot faster.

I'd probably get a high-amp alternator, just to be safe..?

Regardless, I would DEFINITELY do what Dmitry said, make sure to use the same ratios for each gear.
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What are you trying to "de-stroke" the motor? tongue.gif
Old 03-05-2006, 10:33 AM
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wow you got me!!

im planning on destroking the motor

why?

cuz no one else would

since the honda b16 is a 1.6 and my car has a 2.0 there is no way i can possibly compete against the 1.6 sad.gif
Old 03-05-2006, 06:10 PM
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^^^ are you serious? I'm a newb when it comes to super/turbo. I don't fully understand them....

Seriously, are you attempting to rebuild to overdrive your engine to about 9000RPM and are worried about overdriving the accessories?
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so what parts are you going to use to destroke it?
Old 03-05-2006, 09:30 PM
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man you guys are all newbs

ugh

how can you destroke a motor with a pulley? further more i like torque why would i wanna get rid of it?

i already found out im not gonna end up overdriving my accessories by very much so im not gonna worry about it
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faith is s/c-ing his car guys, it obviously has somethin to do with that
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probly bulletproofing to a higher rpm range.
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the way i knew u were talkign about destroking the motor, is because i looked into doing it a while ago, and figured out all thats involved with it, its honestly not worth it unless you plan on making it completely track use only and plan on spending A LOT of money , dont know how far u looked into it but, the transmisson wasnt made to spin at high rpms...thats all i say to u, let u do the rest of the thinking wink1.gif




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