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Old 09-25-2003, 10:23 PM   #1 (permalink)
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What are the absolute best (performance-wise) i/e/h setups?

lets assume price isn't too big of a factor.
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Old 09-26-2003, 12:56 AM   #2 (permalink)
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APC intake, Airmass header, pacemaker exhaust
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Old 09-26-2003, 01:28 AM   #4 (permalink)
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AEM/Iceman/Injen intake, SMSP header, custom 2.5 exhaust
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I dunno if its the best, but I'm going with DAC/greddy/Evo It should have some potential.

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AEM CAI, SMSP header, and ummmm Mugen exhuast with a 5th gen high-flow cat.

(yes, it'll fit. If you run all 5th gen exhuast equipment it'll all fit. The only difference is the length of down pipe, cat, and b-pipe. Other that that the piping all runs in the same place, and the hangers are identical.)
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This is a tough question...There are so many combos that you could do....I would say there is no such thing was ABSOLUTE BEST setup because if you want to gain the most , your engine has be running in its best condition. Let's say 1994 VTEC with 50K miles vs 1994 VTEC with 150K ( daily driven miles ), which one would make the most power with the same setup? Obviously the one with the lowest mileage right? Different parts performs many different ways ( weather conditions , track conditions and etc. )

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Let's say 1994 VTEC with 50K miles vs 1994 VTEC with 150K ( daily driven miles ), which one would make the most power with the same setup? Obviously the one with the lowest mileage right? - Cordova
obviously. hes just asking whats the best setup to get the most power out of your current engine, high mileage or low mileage. unless your trying to say theres different set ups for different mileages??

i think aem/injen intake, smsp header, random tech hi flow cat, and mugen exhaust if it would really fit like preluda 92 said
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Sorry forgot to put IMO.
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I like mine so far:
AEM CAI and GReddy Evo

BTW, I LOVE the sound my car makes as I am driving through a tunnel in second or third gear and in VTEC. It sounds AWESOME!

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Hes wanting absolute best if money is no issue......Greddy doesnt qualify.

I stand by my statement.....just about any CAI, SMSP header, custom 2.5 exhaust to an N1 style muffler
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