99black_em1

sup I have a 99 civic si with a gsr swap ... the motor is pretty much stock except for 10.1 CP forged pistons and eagle rods .... what turbo manifold choices am I limited to if I choose to keep AC , PS , and a full sized stock radiator with 2 slim fans ? ... the turbo I will be running will be pretty small since my goal is to make 300-320 whp .... any suggestions / recommendations ?

PS ... the valvetrain is stock ... should I upgrade even if I don't plan on taking it past 8K and no aftermarket cams ?

racebum

inline pro is your manifold, in fact, here's a thread you can learn a lot from

https://honda-tech.com/forums/road-racing-autocross-time-attack-19/question-cooling-turbo-half-full-rad-hpde-2890947/

AlexDphoto

most log manifolds should allow you to keep what you want including a full size radiator. I made 320 with my log with a full size.

Turbo-LS

iTrader: (4)

cast log or a/c friendly ramhorn or spa top mount will allow to retain a/c and p/s

99black_em1

thanks ! I'll definately look into the inline pro setup ... what's a good sized turbo to run with that and how many psi is necessary to get 300-320 out of it ?

if I plan to keep the revs under 8200 , should I upgrade the vavlvetrain at all ?

Turbo-LS

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stock rev limit is fine, no need to touch the valvetrain. a 50 trim or 57 trim will hit yoru goals eas on pump gas. if you have money for something a little better then you can do something from the gt fam for better spool or the new billet wheel units are doing very well.

racebum

like they said, the turbo is budget Dependant. if you want a fairly cheap way to run a journal bearing the precision 5431b would fit your goals pretty well and it's full retail is only $599

99black_em1

wow good price ... is it worth it to fork out extra money for the turbo ? I'd like to save as much money as possible but I'll spend the extra money if it's worth it .... I want it as reliable as possible , hit 300whp-320whp , and hit full boost by 3500 rpm on a stock gsr

TheShodan

iTrader: (14)

That can be done with the 5431 or the 57 trim Garretts all are under $650.

Turbo-LS

iTrader: (4)

the turbo and the wastegate should not be cheaped out on. intercooelr and bov can be cheaped out on a little bit the turbo makes the boost and the wg controls the boost

gsrhatch95

Yea invest the money in a good turbo...

99black_em1

yea of course ! but should I jus stay with a Garrett t3/t4e 57 trim to achieve my goals or fork out more for a gt series ?

TheShodan

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what do you plan to do with the car? what's the purpose? Mission? If you truly plan to circuit race the car, drag race? Street strip? Only if you can answer that honestly can you determine whether or not, its worth the change-up to a ball-bearing cartridge.