I have a 97 lude with a h22a, apexi n1 catback, and aem v2 cai.
I have been saving to upgrade my internals like pistons, rods, cams, etc.
I am looking to get atleast 250whp so does anyone have any suggestions on what i should get? Thanks
Well i have around 1k now but ive only been saving for a month! i dont need it to be done all at once but i was thinkin of cam shafts and valve springs and retainers first?!
base model doesnt have the atts system, so feasibly power limit is based on what your transmission and internals can take. With 1k as your budget though...your best bet for power is a ported/euro intake and a TB with a piggy back tune....that's prolly about it
I have also heard this number because the clutchs in the atts unit can only hadle that much of a load, i wonder if there is a clutch upgrade for the unit
^^^ No chance in hell to be honest, the ATTS for the BB6 is dead in the aftermarket world. If it was going to be out there it would've been out years ago.
Although, it would be theoretically possible to remove the clutches and have them re-surfaced with something more aggressive. Real clutches can be done this way, so I see no reason why ATTS can't do it also. It would take some pioneering spirit by the owner and a clutch fabricator to do some experimental work. Probably not for the simple user.
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There's NO 'max' number that the clutches can handle. If the atts unit senses any slippage (hell r compounds do it on a stock prelude) or if the computer senses contradicting information, it'll trip the atts light/disable atts. i've seen 300whp sh's run in a straight line with no problems. i've seen stock sh's run in an autox and throw a code, completely depends on what you're doing. it disables the atts to prevent the unit from breaking, not because it WILL break.
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JUN lightweight flywheel $448.58
JUN reinforced crank main bolt $281.97
Jun lightweight clutch $1153.49
JUN cam slide sprocket $207.07
JUN head studs $358.86
JUN titanium high performance retainers $743.36
JUN valve guides bronze/titanium $328.11/153.80
JUN racing valve springs $487.03
JUN racing crankshaft $582.04
JUN racing header & downpipe $1215.58
JUN forged rods $204.02
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