Best intake for b16a turbo setup
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Best intake for b16a turbo setup
Alright i got a 91 civic crx, i'm putting 1.7 internals in the b16. i know this is gonna take a bore. now my question is, what would be the best intake manifold and throttle body to run with this? if anyone can help, thx alot.
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Re: Best intake for b16a turbo setup (ryze91)
First of all, the B17 and b16 have the same bore size. The only difference is a slightly longer stroke.
The BEST setup for right now would be the Endyne AIR carbon fiber intake manifold. It's $1200 or more. A GOOD setup would be the ITR/Skunk2 style manifold, or the JG/Edelbrock manifold. Any of these retail for $300-$400.
I'm not sure how well or if the Endyne or Edelbrock will fit in the ED chassis engine bay.
The BEST setup for right now would be the Endyne AIR carbon fiber intake manifold. It's $1200 or more. A GOOD setup would be the ITR/Skunk2 style manifold, or the JG/Edelbrock manifold. Any of these retail for $300-$400.
I'm not sure how well or if the Endyne or Edelbrock will fit in the ED chassis engine bay.
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Re: Best intake for b16a turbo setup (SiR Kid)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SiR Kid »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">First of all, the B17 and b16 have the same bore size. The only difference is a slightly longer stroke.
The BEST setup for right now would be the Endyne AIR carbon fiber intake manifold. It's $1200 or more. A GOOD setup would be the ITR/Skunk2 style manifold, or the JG/Edelbrock manifold. Any of these retail for $300-$400.
I'm not sure how well or if the Endyne or Edelbrock will fit in the ED chassis engine bay.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I would say the Edelbrock and Endyne units would be overkill for you. Skunk2 or Type R would do you good.
The BEST setup for right now would be the Endyne AIR carbon fiber intake manifold. It's $1200 or more. A GOOD setup would be the ITR/Skunk2 style manifold, or the JG/Edelbrock manifold. Any of these retail for $300-$400.
I'm not sure how well or if the Endyne or Edelbrock will fit in the ED chassis engine bay.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I would say the Edelbrock and Endyne units would be overkill for you. Skunk2 or Type R would do you good.
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