tek_civic

so i am looking into getting a turbo kit for my d16z6 powered civic and obviously my first is the cheapest one the greddy $1500 kit. i have read reviews and it seems like a nice product. my question is how hard the installation is. i have researched it a fair bit, like on homemadeturbo.com and such and it seems like i sould be able to do it. what is the hardest part? i suppose that removing the oil pan and drilling the return line would be one of the worst parts but what else is there to worry about? how hard is it to remove the oil pan? should i just get a new higher capacity oil pan and install the fittings before i even start on the setup? what other parts are difficult? are there any good websites? i just wanted to see what the local tuner shop would say so i asked them how much it would be to install it and he said it would take about 1.5days to complete. he said that there was some complicated wiring and they were the only ones around that can handle that type of thing. im pretty sure the guy i talked to is a moron since i have talked to his co-workers and they say he is. well any other comments or thoughts would be nice. thanks!

DeepSi

nothing is really hard, just need patience and time. do not rush anything, and have something can drive around if you need small parts or tools. the greddy kits are complete and have everything you need to install.

Daniel

it's a 6G, but it's the same idea: http://www.turbocivic.net

tek_civic

ok nevermind i answered my own question.


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