Turbo integra LS Acceleration
At the track. Best time of 12.88 @ 111 so far.
Stock motor/trans Integra LS
GT28r 16 psi
eCtune w/ Boost by gear, tuned by myself
BFG drag radials
Vtec Integra picks fight with Camaro Z28
Stock Camaro can't resist playing an aggressive Integra... and fellas, don't take these YouTube videos so personal. Any car can be made to run fast with enough money. But this is just a typical mismatch of an underpowered Acura Integra trying a car with more horsepower and torque from the factory... and this is the slower version V8 Camaro that has the LT1 motor and not the much stronger LS1 motor. Many younger newbies don't understand that there is a "girls" version economy Camaro RS and the "mans" version performance Camaro Z28. So if you see Z28 or SS on the fenders, its not worth the embarrassment if you are one of those that takes this crap too serious. But if you are one of the fellas that understands horsepower and torque, its all in good fun...
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MagnaFlow Exhaust Installation - 1996 Acura Integra - etrailer.com
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Today on this 1996 Acura Integra we are going to install MagnaFlow Exhaust part number MF15653 from MagnaFlow Performance. First off we will give you a sound test of the original Exhaust on there. Then we can compare it to the new one once we have it installed. First we will show you what is going to get replaced in our Exhaust system. Basically this is what is called a Cat-back or from the catalytic converter on back to the tailpipe. This is our converter right here and at this flange point we are going to unbolt right here and from here on back is going to get removed from the vehicle. On the bolts themselves we sprayed down with some penetrate and let it sit for at least an hour or so. The nut on the top is going to be a different size nut also. Leave that alone for now. 00:50
If these break we do not really care because this is all getting replaced anyway. Get this apart. Next spray down the rubber hangers with some more lubricant and we will pry them off. We do not want to damage the rubber hangers because those are going to get reused. The same thing is going to happen again with the muffler. Now if these hangers are already damaged from normal wear and tear you probably want to just replace them and this is going to be the best time to do it now. Now we have got our Exhaust completely off. What we are going to do is take any leftover hangers that had stayed with the Exhaust and remove those and put them back into the factory locations. 01:35
We are going to start installing new parts working our way from front to rear. We are going to slide on a new part. We are going to reuse the original factory nuts. We are just going to start one and get it started and hold everything into place and then we will slide on the rubber hangers. We will run all of these bolts down evenly and then give them a final torque. Working with the next section is going to S curve. Install the clamp, slide it on, and slide this on to the resonator pipe that we just installed. This does not really have anything to support it but the other half so we are going to slide it on for now. The approximate location of the original. Install the muffler and tailpipe and slide that into place. We will hook these up to the rubber hangers by the bumper. Put the S pipe next to the tailpipe itself. There is a little gasket that will go on here. Slide it into position and run the bolts through. This is hardware that does come with the kit and install the flange nuts. 03:28
Position the pipes the way that we want it and make sure it is not rattling up against anything that we do not want it to. Then once we have it the way we want it we will snug down the connections. The last thing we will do is tighten down the band clamp and that requires a specific torque range that is provided in the instructions. With our Exhaust fully installed the only thing we need to do now is turn the engine on and see what we get for sound. At about 20 to 50 miles, you probably want to go back underneath the vehicle again and make sure all of the fasteners are still tight. That sounds pretty good. There you have it for part number MF15653 from MagnaFlow Performance Exhaust.
1998 Acura Integra GSR
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