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Old 02-20-2007, 06:19 PM   #1
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i drive an 05 civic LX and i hav a turbo sitting at home for it. i kinda of thinking about swapping my auto to stick but i dont know if it safe. has anyone ever done it? i live in illinois, so if anybody knows a save guaranteed place that can do it the pease tell me =/
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Old 02-20-2007, 06:32 PM   #2
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its safe and as been done. my question is, if your going to spend so much, why didnt you just go for a K series? swapping to a manual from an auto then turbo'ing will cost you just the same as a K swap.

oh and on another note, i think autos are just fine to boost. no overrevving, dont have to be worried about misshifts, and it has 4 gears
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Soory to say if your planing to turbo an auto i would so dont do it as it just wont give you the amount of control over it as you would have with an manual. Every time iv ever seen a auto thats has been modded out its allways beat by a manual that has maybe just I/H/E
so i would just do as he says and go for the k-swap even though it is pushed over much its still the best option.
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Old 02-20-2007, 06:55 PM   #5
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here's a list of what you need for the conversion (i think this is all of it):

Tranny (w/ flywheel & pressure plate)
Tranny Starter
Tranny mount
Axles
Clutch Solenoid
Hard & Soft Clutch lines
Master Clutch Cylinder
Slave Cylinder
Shift Linkage
Shifter Assembly
Pedal Assembly
ECU

here's a couple of links if you want to get everything OEM:

http://www.hondaautomotivepart...81%29
http://www.hondaautomotivepart...LEASE
http://www.hondaautomotivepart...ERTER
http://www.hondaautomotivepart...LEVER

your best bet would be to get the bigger stuff from a junk yard, and buy the small stuff from honda.

if you're doing this yourself, you're probably looking at spending a good $1500 - if you find cheap parts at a junk yard, buy your clutch master cylinder, clutch/flywheel knew though. i think everything else might be ok being used. just depends how picky you are if you want everything brand new, or if you're ok with used parts.

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Old 02-20-2007, 09:11 PM   #6
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in carol stream, IL

tell them Zack sent ya, but good luck trying to get an appointment for the next couple months, they had about 6-7 cars in their garage on friday.

they will do it for $1500 (parts & labor included) you'll need a manual ecu and reflash though so you dont throw a CEL that will probably cost you an extra $150


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Soory to say if your planing to turbo an auto i would so dont do it as it just wont give you the amount of control over it as you would have with an manual. Every time iv ever seen a auto thats has been modded out its allways beat by a manual that has maybe just I/H/E
so i would just do as he says and go for the k-swap even though it is pushed over much its still the best option.
you're post is irrelevant you're comparing a d17 with i/h/e which everyone knows does jack shit to a turbo auto vs turbo manual. I would bet on the auto d17 turbo from a roll over the manual since you dont have to break boost every shift.

it's been discussed on the old 7thgencivic.com along time ago by Paul (Dezod), good luck finding it. No i wont find it.
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Soory to say if your planing to turbo an auto i would so dont do it as it just wont give you the amount of control over it as you would have with an manual. Every time iv ever seen a auto thats has been modded out its allways beat by a manual that has maybe just I/H/E
so i would just do as he says and go for the k-swap even though it is pushed over much its still the best option.

willing to put your cash where your mouth is? unless the guy in the turbo auto civic doesnt step on the gas, i dont see him losing against a bolt on manual civic in a straight ling race. 164whp & 142wtq on 5 PSI is what dezod quotes for an auto civic. no matter how good of a driver you are, you cant beat someone with more power and someone that doesnt need to shift
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but i heard that you CAN lose to a manual becuase you have more control of the power. Also about that shop in carol stream, ive been there many times, i know a guy there named Jason.
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willing to put your cash where your mouth is? unless the guy in the turbo auto civic doesnt step on the gas, i dont see him losing against a bolt on manual civic in a straight ling race. 164whp & 142wtq on 5 PSI is what dezod quotes for an auto civic. no matter how good of a driver you are, you cant beat someone with more power and someone that doesnt need to shift
hes right... theres no way a manual civic with bolt ons (especially on 7th gens) can beat an auto turbo
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where can u find a turbo kit for a 7th gen auto?
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Old 02-21-2007, 05:10 PM   #11
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Old 02-21-2007, 06:06 PM   #12
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so you guys are saying i should just boost my auto for now ? then swap transmasions later ?
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Old 02-21-2007, 07:58 PM   #14
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but i heard that you CAN lose to a manual becuase you have more control of the power. Also about that shop in carol stream, ive been there many times, i know a guy there named Jason.
Jason is one of the owners, talked with him last friday.


My car will be going in march 22nd or 23rd for 5spd conversion and than im finishing up my turbo build and hopefully installed july/august
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again, unless the guy in the auto turbo'd civic isnt at full throttle or is having some type of malfunction, there is NO way a turbo'd auto civic will lose to a manual civic w/ bolt ons. a drag race doesnt matter if you have more control over your power or not. all you have to do is stomp the gas and go in an auto.
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Old 02-22-2007, 01:45 PM   #16
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Jason is one of the owners, talked with him last friday.


My car will be going in march 22nd or 23rd for 5spd conversion and than im finishing up my turbo build and hopefully installed july/august
what car do you drive ? its a dumb question cuz were in the 7th gens section, but i just wanna make sure. also ill come stop by on those days to check it out.
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what car do you drive ? its a dumb question cuz were in the 7th gens section, but i just wanna make sure. also ill come stop by on those days to check it out.
check out http://members.brimd.com/sujak/Zack%20Car/

yea i just got my manual ex ECU today, now gonna see what else is up with Jason. and probably they will start to get the parts for it.
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Just buy a new car or Kswap
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hey sujak, i was wonderin if u wanna meet up one day ? with all those people in your crew like boost jukkieand stuff if your interested ?
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We are going to be at factory 5 tomorrow from like 10am to whenever. and June 2nd is a meet at busse.
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on weekeneds i have school for ACT's practice from 9-12:30. whens another time when we can all meet ?
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Soory to say if your planing to turbo an auto i would so dont do it as it just wont give you the amount of control over it as you would have with an manual. Every time iv ever seen a auto thats has been modded out its allways beat by a manual that has maybe just I/H/E
so i would just do as he says and go for the k-swap even though it is pushed over much its still the best option.
Dont sing it , bring it! I'll put my Boosted auto trans civic against ANY d17 em2 with MT I/H/E ANY day of the week. As far as boosting on auto trans, Mine Car had 20,000 miles? on it when i installed NAAWSSS. Then @ 26,000 miles turbo. @ 36,000 miles trans went BOOM, lol. So yes you can boost a AT civic with moderate good results
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I realize that this is an older post, but i have a couple of questions, first off, are the auto and manual subframes and engine mounts interchangeable, and also is the steering rack from a auto to a manual the same.... I got quoted 2200 to do a swap just for labor... which seems ridiculous to me... but then again Im not an expert...
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You don't need to change the steering rack at all, as it's mounted to the firewall, not the sub-frame.
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