Best place for jrsc install Tampa fl. area - Honda Prelude Forum

maxflow · 04-25-2002, 03:46 PM

Can anyone recomend a good shop for jrsc install in tampa florida area?About how much should install cost,do they have dyno? Info. greatly appreciated.

Quaalude · 04-25-2002, 05:48 PM

my house...j/k...never installed a jrsc but i could try...installed my own turbo and have BSME

jayjjjj · 04-25-2002, 06:18 PM

I installed my own. It takes some time and patience. There is a shop in St. Pete that Iranman used. I think he lilked their work. Send him an email. He's been pretty busy lately though, so give him some time to answer.

I believe the shop was LHT Performance.

If you're thinking about doing the install yourself, you could check out one of our cars to see if it's something you want to try to tackle.

From what I've heard, you don't need a dyno to tune it, just a wideband O2.

iranman · 04-26-2002, 02:25 PM

If I have the time, I wouldn't mind helping out with the install either. Maybe Quaalude & jayjjj can stop by so we can have a big JRSC install party!

John from LHT did a great job on the install. You can see some evidence of his work on the pictures from my website, or you can stop by and see the car yourself. I know he's very capable with JRSC'ed B-series engines, but I haven't seen John do some tuning work with the H22A's. LHT doesn't have a dyno, but as far as I know, a mobile dyno stops by the shop every so often, and you'd have to reserve time in advance. Actually, I'm willing to bet John now uses "VaporTrail's" [a member on various other webboards] dyno, which is about 15min away from LHT: http://www.vapor-trail.net/mydyno.html (site appears to be down for the moment)

jayjjj's right: all you really need is a wideband o2 sensor to tune the car. If you can wait, he and I will have one ready in a few monhts. Otherwise, you'll have to visit a dyno that has a WB o2 sensor equipped.

jayjjjj · 04-27-2002, 11:19 AM

I'll bring the rum-n-coke and my 3-pound hammer. We'll get that supercharger in real good-like.

Seriously, if you want to install it yourself, I'd be glad to help out.

That O2 meter should be ready soon. I just need to get it into some sort of box. I soldered the PCB yesterday but ran into a snag with doing the heatsink and housing. It's getting there.