h23a boost yea or no need advise
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h23a boost yea or no need advise
im running an h23a in my ef has skunk2 pro manifold 370cc rc injectors aem fuel rail and regulator walbro 255 with p72 ecu with s300 hondata stock internals im looking to boost the car I have everthing but people are telling me that u cant boost a stock h23a so I want to hear ur point of view
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Re: h23a boost yea or no need advise
they are a lot of boosted h23s around, jus research properly before u dive in
my 2cents get some bigger injectors too
my 2cents get some bigger injectors too
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Re: h23a boost yea or no need advise
6psi doesn't mean anything. 6psi on two differently sized turbos means two different power levels for the same pressure. Give us a horsepower goal and we can better help you
You can boost any motor so stop listening to those people
Your injectors are too small for any turbo setup so you'll need larger injectors (power level dictated) and what sort of engine management are you using because a stock ecu won't work. You'll also need things like a wideband and someone to dyno tune and street tune the car
Also how many miles on the motor? I suggest you do a leakdown and compression test to assess the motors health to see if it will withstand forced induction
You can boost any motor so stop listening to those people
Your injectors are too small for any turbo setup so you'll need larger injectors (power level dictated) and what sort of engine management are you using because a stock ecu won't work. You'll also need things like a wideband and someone to dyno tune and street tune the car
Also how many miles on the motor? I suggest you do a leakdown and compression test to assess the motors health to see if it will withstand forced induction
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Re: h23a boost yea or no need advise
6psi doesn't mean anything. 6psi on two differently sized turbos means two different power levels for the same pressure. Give us a horsepower goal and we can better help you
You can boost any motor so stop listening to those people
Your injectors are too small for any turbo setup so you'll need larger injectors (power level dictated) and what sort of engine management are you using because a stock ecu won't work. You'll also need things like a wideband and someone to dyno tune and street tune the car
Also how many miles on the motor? I suggest you do a leakdown and compression test to assess the motors health to see if it will withstand forced induction
You can boost any motor so stop listening to those people
Your injectors are too small for any turbo setup so you'll need larger injectors (power level dictated) and what sort of engine management are you using because a stock ecu won't work. You'll also need things like a wideband and someone to dyno tune and street tune the car
Also how many miles on the motor? I suggest you do a leakdown and compression test to assess the motors health to see if it will withstand forced induction
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