how much boots?
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how much boots?
i have 97 civic stock HX motor and running t3 turbo. but
i like to know how much of boost(psi) i sould run for everyday drive?
i was planing to run 8psi was but please tell me how much i shold run?
i like to know how much of boost(psi) i sould run for everyday drive?
i was planing to run 8psi was but please tell me how much i shold run?
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Re: how much boots? (PHiZ)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PHiZ »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Hrm, I'd like to hear some tuning theory about this motor and vtec-e.
-PHiZ</TD></TR></TABLE>
agree. Although the block is the same as the y7/y8 and is strong enough for 8-10psi with good tuning.
liam
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agree. Although the block is the same as the y7/y8 and is strong enough for 8-10psi with good tuning.
liam
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Re: how much boots? (liam821)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by liam821 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
agree. Although the block is the same as the y7/y8 and is strong enough for 8-10psi with good tuning.
liam</TD></TR></TABLE>
I got some timba-lands y0! 20 dollas! j/k
agree. Although the block is the same as the y7/y8 and is strong enough for 8-10psi with good tuning.
liam</TD></TR></TABLE>
I got some timba-lands y0! 20 dollas! j/k
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Re: how much boots? (LSiTurbo)
http://www.leecao.com/honda/vtec/sohcvtece.html
Here is the VTEC-E theory.
Before vtec-e engages you are operating off of one intake valve, which promotes flow velocity, and combustion chamber swirling, resulting in more efficient burn.
When vtec-e is engaged it opens up the other intake valve.
So for turbo operation, you would want to engage vtec at a very very low RPM. You could even conceivably wire the vtec solenoid always on, or do some headwork and "pin" the vtec lobes always on.
I don't know the longlevity of the solenoid under constant operation like that.
And you can't simply swap cams, because from what I understand the HX has roller rockers to eliminate some valvetrain frictional loss (is that true?)
Basically, I think you would see gains by switching to a 1.6 non-vtec head
As far as actually TUNING around vtec-e, I'll have to think about it and adress it later.
-PHiZ
Here is the VTEC-E theory.
Before vtec-e engages you are operating off of one intake valve, which promotes flow velocity, and combustion chamber swirling, resulting in more efficient burn.
When vtec-e is engaged it opens up the other intake valve.
So for turbo operation, you would want to engage vtec at a very very low RPM. You could even conceivably wire the vtec solenoid always on, or do some headwork and "pin" the vtec lobes always on.
I don't know the longlevity of the solenoid under constant operation like that.
And you can't simply swap cams, because from what I understand the HX has roller rockers to eliminate some valvetrain frictional loss (is that true?)
Basically, I think you would see gains by switching to a 1.6 non-vtec head
As far as actually TUNING around vtec-e, I'll have to think about it and adress it later.
-PHiZ
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