Same with the injectors. Nothing you have added justifies the increase in fuel flow. Also don't really see a reason for the tune, except to maybe balance out the extra unneeded fuel being dumped in there to get it back to a reasonable mpg range.
Breaking it down, motor mounts, radiator, injectors, and clutch won't net you any more power. B16 makes somewhere around 150hp at the flywheel. Sooo add on maybe 10-15hp? Depends on the tune also. But don't expect crazy numbers.
EDIT: Unless you plan on boost, don't bother with a stage 4 clutch. All you're doing is making it harder to drive.
Thanks for the info any suggestions for some bolt on parts for a bit of increase of horse power ?
Breaking it down, motor mounts, radiator, injectors, and clutch won't net you any more power. B16 makes somewhere around 150hp at the flywheel. Sooo add on maybe 10-15hp? Depends on the tune also. But don't expect crazy numbers.
EDIT: Unless you plan on boost, don't bother with a stage 4 clutch. All you're doing is making it harder to drive.
You basically already named them all. Bolt ons won't do much. If you want real power gains I recommend turbo. It's a whole new ballpark when you're boostedThanks for the info any suggestions for some bolt on parts for a bit of increase of horse power ?
I thought about it , but I literally just drive this car to work and back I didn't want to have the risk of blowing it considering its stock af get meYou basically already named them all. Bolt ons won't do much. If you want real power gains I recommend turbo. It's a whole new ballpark when you're boosted
I ran a boosted B18B for 3 years as my daily driver, even though the winters. Stock internals (ARP heads studs to prevent head lifting under boost), but a very good tune... I'd still be driving her if she didn't rust away.I thought about it , but I literally just drive this car to work and back I didn't want to have the risk of blowing it considering its stock af get me