Going turbo any good cheap tricks help?
 

Sorry I' am a true N/A man so had to ask in here cause I not really sure on D series stuff..... anyway I sold my buddy a 89 Civic Si I put a Dohc ZC now I going to put a Turbo on it just a small one like a T25-28 something like that since the motor is stock for now. Just wondering is there any cheap way of doing injectors form another car and a fuel pump? This car is all low low budget so would like to keep the cost down. Thanks Rob

Re: Going turbo any good cheap tricks help? (sircrxracer)
 

you can use injectors from a turbo eclipse/talon. and for a fuel pump, walboro makes one for like 100 bux.

Re: Going turbo any good cheap tricks help? (89 crix si)
 

Yea knew the talons would work but what ones? there is like few diffrent CC's what size Stock Dohc ZC with like 5 -6 psi boost. TIA Rob

Re: Going turbo any good cheap tricks help? (sircrxracer)
 

The bluetops are what your looking for (450 cc). As for the fuel pump your stock on is fine. I been using a stock pump making 225hp @ 12 lbs cfor over 2 years no problem.

Re: Going turbo any good cheap tricks help? (Mr.Death)
 

i have dsm black tops with custom o rings and seals.
if you got blue tops, you'd still need to get a resistor box, same goes for black tops. you can get the resistor box off a crx because they have them stock. in all honesty, you're going to want more power once you're boosted, so i don't think a t-25 or 14b will suffice. but if you think it will by all means go for it.

14b turbo's are like <100 dollars. you can make yourself a really good setup working with a 14b. just make sure that shit's not blown. and for everyone about to come here and say "14b's are a POS get a 57 trim," you can make good power off a 14b, you just gotta know how.

or just get a 50 trim https://honda-tech.com/forums/images...s/emsmilep.gif

No need for a resistor box as your car already comes equipped with one.

just get a good basemap made for it first, i would just max out the stock map sensor, the 14b doesnt move alot of air so that would put you around 200whp ish.