what would you get

[jdm03ep]

what would you get a jrsc or a k20a2 and please tell why

[DavidT]

A2. FI is cool but reliability sucks, too much stuff can go wrong. JRSC is kinda gay if you ask me, 179 WHP with the 50-state legal SC...that's about what a stock A2 puts out with an intake.

[Civicvtec1ps]

k20a2 of course.
bolt on mods. you will be running high 13s. i would be more than happy with that.

[ALCT]

definitely jrsc:
1-where/how are you going to find k20a2
2-how much are you going to pay for it
3-who will install it
4-how much is the install
5-what about transmission?
6-how much time are you going to wait for all this stuff

jrsc is:
plug and play
one shot, no headache,
you know how much you'll spend
you can do the install yourself
add light wheels, cams, hondata, i/h/e, clutch, some weight reduction.
after all these if you think you are not fast enough add k24 block and rsx-s heads later on.

just my opinion.

[02SilverSiHB]

Originally posted by DavidT
A2. FI is cool but reliability sucks, too much stuff can go wrong. JRSC is kinda gay if you ask me, 179 WHP with the 50-state legal SC...that's about what a stock A2 puts out with an intake.
yeah, but their stock dyno was 125whp and only 115tq (I seen better stock dynos than that), that's pretty low for stock, imo. Could have been a hot day and a different dyno, doesn't say what kind
http://www.jacksonracing.com/pages/details/detailjr/images/03%20Civic%20SI%20Street%20SC%20.gif


I'd go JRSC race kit (hondata upgrade) \
Why? I could install it myself. I could take it off when I'm ready to get rid of the car and put it back to stock.
The k20a2 is great if you plan to go mod crazy.

Race set up dyno of jrsc on ep3
http://www.jacksonracing.com/pages/details/detailjr/images/03%20Civic%20SI%20Race%20SC.gif