BigDisarray

Hey,


I bought a 2000 Honda Civic Si about three weeks ago, it came with a rebuilt b16a2 engine (4200$, receipt included) and I'm wondering what's the safest way to boost it? I've been looking at turbo sites for at least 3 hours (granted, I have no life). I've even read a good deal of the posts in this forum, and its all kind of melted into the same thing. Ideally I would love to have around 300hp touching the ground from my engine, if there was any way someone could link me to a site where they have Q&A that could help me, or just post a good plan for me, I'd appreciate it.

I'm not sure what's what..call me stupid, I won't mind. I'm not even sure I should've posted that in this forum or not, hope the mods don't get too pissed off..the technical lingo has me all confused


Thanks again,
Chris


Modified by BoostMySi at 2:14 AM 9/9/2004

eg6T

300 hp at most on a stock b16.safest way to boost-get it tuned with hondata,uberdata,etc...

everyhting u need to know...
http://www.beesandgoats.com/bo...l#Top

Boosted2K

300 whp, is pretty much the edge of the stock B16 block. I had the same car same motor on my old setup, I turned 278 at the wheels with hondata on a very conservitive tune, it was fun as hell on the street. I'd say go custom kit, check out inlinepro.com. They have really nice stuff with decent prices, an sc50, sc32, sc34 would all do you good and leave room to grow in the future. If you are gonna go turbo, do it right, don't skimp on the small stuff like oil lines and venting the block properly. I know it gets expensive real fast, but with quality parts and good tuning it will last quite a while.

4-banging

<U>do more research</U> or to be safe, get the greddy kit.

BUT if you have some car knowledge and can do most of the work your self, go custom