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Old 11-07-2009, 02:32 PM
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hello all im new too the forum as of today...have a few questions...i have a friend who is selling a 1998 ish civic dx...car has a d16 with forged rods and pistion...aftermarket cams and valves and retainers..has stock bottem end...im interested in buying the car as a project but i will be running it for the summer as it is..i was wondering what would be the best unit too tune with..it has no tune right now runing about 6 psi boost( its a ebay turbo kit do i have no clue what it is)...also what would be a good size injector too run..and info would be great thanks
Old 11-07-2009, 03:03 PM
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eCtune, Hondata S300, and Neptune are some of the most common tuning softwares. The size injector you would use depends on how much HP you want. A set of DSM 450cc injectors are good for about 300WHP.

FYI...there is a D-Series thread that has a lot of information that will help you achieve your goal.
Old 11-07-2009, 03:12 PM
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thanks for the info and it comes with the stock 190s that are in there now and some 550's...and il take a look at the d-series formus sorry newbie move lol
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Weird combo fully built motor minus sleeving but an EBAY turbo kit and no tuning. This sounds more like fully stock motor with a cheap owner. If the setup is true it is backwards of thinking. I would rather have a stock motor with a really nice turbo kit and a lot of tuning.
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I'd say put it back to all motor before you blow it and do it right by getting engine management (I use Hondata), upgrade your fuel system etc...
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it might be sleeved im not sure exacly....but ive riden this car and it goes pretty good..its been like that for a while with no problems...just needs a good tune
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