F-Max Turbo Kits?
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I'm interested in purchasing a F-Max turbo kit for my 2000 Acura Integra and was wondering what some of your personal opinions are on the F-Max kits? The pros and cons as well as personal experience with these kits would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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There ok kits. You'll need better fuel management ie. larger injectors, standalone, intank fuel pump. You be better of with kits such as http://www.full-race.com, super t motorsports kit, etc. They are superior in construction and materials, and you'll be forced to purchase a better fuel system.
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Yeah, I definitely want to keep my A/C. The car is mostly street driven with occasional trips to the drag strip. My other thoughts were going with a RevHard Stage 2C kit and running an AEM EMS for engine management. Do you think this would be a better option? I use to run a Hondata with my JRSC but the nearest Hondata tuner is 650 miles away, so I don't want to use Hondata.
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The RevHard 2C kit is a nice kit and you will be able to retain your A/C. I'm not sure if you can with the Super-T kit so you might want to do some research on that. I would suggest using whatever your tuner suggests (if there is a closer EMS tuner go with that).
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