yeah. it would not only require reprograming the computer, upgrading the wiring to handle the additional load, but dismantling the electric motor and rewinding it to get it to put out more torque. The tricky part is reprogramming the computer.

seems like most of the people that have been working on CR-Y's have been ripping the stock drivetrain out and swapping in K20s from RSX's

They make some pretty decent Turbo's, don't they?

What I find a bit ironic about some of these comments is that they seem to be from people who are unfamiliar with the products. When I first got my Celica it had the TRD fart can on it that was so loud that you can't hear yourself think. I quickly switched to an HKS cat-back that resulted in a low sexy sound that I…

you were saying?

Yeah, usually. That'll teach me to skim an article

How can the body rust? I thought that Corvette bodies have always been fiberglass

I can handle motion seats within the context of a 5-10 minute ride at a theme park. But when it comes to a 90+ minute movie I can only imagine the effect going down hill.

I can understand igniting the fuel with a laser. That's not the problem. The problem is the build up of deposits on the inside of the combustion chamber and over the lens of the laser/plug that will interfere with the light. you can't ignite the fuel if the light beam is blocked by a film of Carbon

Automatic crack pipe for all the piss water beer stickers covering it

Yet the Eclipse Sedan lives on.

I'm pretty sure some of us would be cheering rather than crying.

For the last time: the MMR vaccine does not cause Autism!

because it is the 3Dimensional (4 if you count its effects on time) result of space folding itself into something like 9 (the actual number dimensions depends on what theory you subscribe to) more dimensions to create subatomic particles. The more of these particles you have in a given space, the more space itself has…

This seems like Robert Charles Wilson's doing. He seems to revel in crazy stories of this nature.

I'm surprised that Snow Crash and Neuromancer aren't on there

ah. I think he had an EX or something. That would explain it.

I had a 96 civic a while back that's been driven to hell and back. At the time I was the third or fourth owner. It's quite possible at that point that the engine was just worn out. There was also my roommate's 2004 civic where he's always going on about how awesome VTEC is, yet when he floored it I could never notice…

Stupid browser glitch. Well, since I have to leave a comment here since I can't delete it outright, here's a little diddy I made up.