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gsr vs. ls/vtec?
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rhda92
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Posted: 09/29/09
09:41 PM
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Lsvtec can be a headache if the oil lines are not drilled right go gsr its more reliable
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Posted: 10/13/09
12:44 PM
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Have you considered a B20/V? Those are fa-fa-fun!
-JT
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Posted: 10/13/09
12:48 PM
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Use Golden Eagle's oil feed system if you do LS/V.
http://www.goldeneaglemfg.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=306&zenid=co37f16cb8qci6ne0amn952cc5
I think a GSR engine is more reliable as well.
-JT
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rhda92
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Posted: 10/13/09
01:22 PM
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again gsr more reliable
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alla67
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Posted: 10/21/09
11:16 AM
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Never shop at delray accura and pass this message along, the worst service and people I have ever seen in my life
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Posted: 10/21/09
11:55 PM
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I'd agree, go with the GSR, I love mine. Do the swap your self and save some money and take all that you save so you can get extra parts. Swapping a honda motor isnt that hard, maybe if you havent done it, but its still fairly easy.
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rhda92
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Posted: 10/23/09
11:47 PM
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What ever you decided 2 do make sure its done correct especially the wiring
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