j_fukin_t said:
12's aren't unattainable, but when you say rod and stuff did you also change out to better main & rod bearings too??? if so then you do have your bottom end built (well pending what ya did) you can hit 12's in the t3/t4 range w/ a good tune and driving
What types of bearing are good, I'm gonna be honest I thought that new bearings like from advance auto will do it. I was planning on sending the crank to get regrind, don't you get new sets of main and rod bearings with that? or should I get factory hondas,? Is just everytime you go to the dealer I feel like I'm being rape by a 7 feet black man, while bending over to pick a bar of soap.... you get my point! So if there is a more affordable way that does the same work I go for it.
1999CivicEX said:
92-00 Civic/Integra vehicles require Saturated HIGH RESISTANCE injectors (11-14 ohm)
LOW RESISTANCE injectors maybe used in 92-00 Civic/Integras using a resistor box.
240cc = 180-190whp 310cc = 200-220whp 370cc = 220-280whp
440cc = 280-330whp 550cc = 330whp-380whp 660cc = 380whp-425whp
720cc = 425whp-475whp 880cc = 475whp-525whp 1000cc = 525whp-600whp
NGK BKR7E-N-11 for most applications under 400 whp
Go with the high flow fuel pump
Your stock computer will not be able to controll it. You will need to either get a chipped ecu or something better.
as far as turbo that is unknown becuase every turbo is different.
Thats what Im talking about!!
will the high resistance injectors fit my original plug harness?
Ok lets say that I get high resistance injectors, this means that I have to get the walbro 255(high version)
will my original P28 be able to control bigger injectors.
when you said that my stock eco wont be able to control it, you mean the fuel pump (walbro 255) or the entire turbo set up?
thanks a lot guys, keep it comming!!
about the turbo, everyone keeps saying a t3/t4 but what numbers/combination? they have so many I wanna be able to run good numbers at the track with the right tunning but also be able to drive in the street also with the right tunning as well. hopefully this can be acomplish using the same turbo if by any chance the set up is to radical keep I'll be happy driving it around on weekends to the shopping mall parking lot (lots of cars, wrx,evoluton, gti, and some V8's)
Chaos said:
look into a T3/T4 turbo on ebay.....garrett and turbonetics r good brands....do not get s**t that says "HKS STYLE"
the main thing ur going to have to worry about is tuning.....do you live in a big city? is there a dyno around your area? can you get to one?
theres a place here but they deal more with VW's. I can check to see if they have a dyno. but I rather go to a place that deal with honda I guess. I'm sure that I somebody already have my same set up or something similar to what I'm gonna build, It will be possible to get that same program and use it on my set up just to get things going without the need of going to the dyno, of course after making sure that everything is 100% ok. I know that going to the dyno is the best choice, but if I happend to have the same modification, engine wises and turbo combination it should be the same, right? anyone , anyone?
Chaos said:
look into a T3/T4 turbo on ebay.....garrett and turbonetics r good brands....do not get s**t that says "HKS STYLE"
I see some good turbos on ebay, but I have to be 1000% sure of what I'm getting, this is one thing that I don't want to "uck up, my turbo and like I mention before I have to know which one to get. about brands, it is really necesary? Is there a place that sell good turbos, maybe using good parts(ball bearings, ect) from the companies mention above, that don't carry the price tag of the so call main brands? And size, everyone keeps saying T3/T4 but which one, also some brands have diffrent name for the same sizes of turbos, it gets stupid confusing. I already got my turbo manifold that I alredy got complaints for getting the one that I got but I think I did good, its super solid, and it fits perfect, and I love the Wastegate location, right in the middle.
keep it coming guys good info. I apreciate.