Celica - Prelude, Questions about speed differences. |
Celica - Prelude, Questions about speed differences. |
Mar 14, 2005 - 2:13 AM |
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Enthusiast Joined Feb 23, '05 From Bozeman Montana Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
Hey guys -
Alright - im not sure if anyone knows but im looking for a celica to buy and once i get it i am going to swap in the 3s-gte engine into it, irregardless. Ive been getting some pressure from some different people in my family to make sure i look around before i get my heart set on the celica. the only thing that bothers me about the celica is the headlights.. they are not my favorite at all, but i love the rest of the car and of course, the 3s-gte swap will be FAST. which is what im looking for a cheap fast car. Anyhow so the topic of a Honda prelude popped up 4th or 5th gen Basically the honda prelude has a vtec head and it puts out around 200 bhps the car weighs 2900lbs I like the look of the honda - also it would not be a turboe'd engine and i know that would ease my mothers sufferings a little bit - but its not a big deal anyhow so i joined a honda forum (sucks ass compared to here) and have been asking the guys the same questions im asking you guys now the response i get from them is kind of typical but i was hoping you guys could fill me in on what you thought Which is faster 94-99 celica gt with 225hps second gen 3s-gte swap OR 91-02 honda prelude with honda vtec sporting 200hps ? Any ideas - or technical differences that could be outlined for me would be great. Remeber - all that i am looking to do is outrun my friends Mazda MX-3 GS which has 200 hps and is light! 2600lbs (maybe less) Which car would be more reliable? I am leaning towards the Celica for several reasons - one i love how the car looks from the side - similar to a supra (same swoops over the hatch) I love the idea of the 3s-gte engine's speed - also No One Owns A toyota Celica where i live! No ONE! i have not seen one but then again i live in montana.. so anyhow and i see preludes all the time.. anyhow - if you have an opinion def voice it, but dont just state it.. back it up with supports. Also it must be in MLA FORMAT 12pt font 1.5 pages double spaced due monday. bah sorry school crept in there. thanks in advance later nobody |
Mar 19, 2005 - 9:56 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Aug 26, '04 From St. Cloud, Minnesota Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
The B18C1 itself is a very powerful engine. Just rebuild it and mod that sucker. You can get 200+WHP all motor. Now thats a powerful motor. The H23 is nice but I think the GSR has more potenial in the long run.
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Mar 23, 2005 - 4:04 AM |
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Enthusiast Joined Jun 5, '04 From South Jordan UT Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
QUOTE(hs2g @ Mar 20, 2005 - 2:56 AM) The B18C1 itself is a very powerful engine. Just rebuild it and mod that sucker. You can get 200+WHP all motor. Now thats a powerful motor. The H23 is nice but I think the GSR has more potenial in the long run. [right][snapback]259640[/snapback][/right] the h23 is non VTEC the H22A and the B18C are both very awesome engines...its hard to say which has more potential I've seen an H22A that was bored and stroked to 2.6L...ran 14:1 compression and made over 280 hp at the wheels and like 220 tqu IIRC EDIT the H22A is 2.6L, 16:1 (estimated) compression, 260 hp and 200 tqu I would also like to add that from what I hear...the h23 with h22 head isnt the greatest engine. the h23 bottom end isnt built the same as the h22 bottom end...its relatively time consuming and expensive to find JUST the h23 short block and h22 head by themselves...the little power gain from that extra 100 cc's isnt worth it IMO bore and or stroke the h22 they make kits that you can take out to 2.4L if you want it that high This post has been edited by tsiah: Mar 23, 2005 - 5:25 AM |
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