my integra build
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my integra build
hey everyone just got myself a 1996 integra ls coupe 5 spd 
and i was planning in the near future to put a turbo on it. but for right now i was wondering what would be in my best interest to invest in for my car before i get my turbo any thoughts and opinions is greatly appereciated....
and i was planning in the near future to put a turbo on it. but for right now i was wondering what would be in my best interest to invest in for my car before i get my turbo any thoughts and opinions is greatly appereciated....
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Re: my integra build (fergs96integra)
Best investment right now would just be your time.
Figure out what kind of HP numbers you want to put down and what your budget is.
-Do you want a car that has 250hp or do you want a 450+HP monster?
-Look into Hondata, Crome, Uberdata, AEM EMS. (pgmfi.org is a great resource.)
--Right now you're OBD-II so you would have to switch from OBD-II to OBD-I in order to run Hondata, Crome, or Uberdata; which means you would have to buy an OBD-I ECU (P72 or P28) and have it chipped, along with a jumper harness. The AEM EMS would work fine for your car, but that starts at around $1500.
Figure out what kind of HP numbers you want to put down and what your budget is.
-Do you want a car that has 250hp or do you want a 450+HP monster?
-Look into Hondata, Crome, Uberdata, AEM EMS. (pgmfi.org is a great resource.)
--Right now you're OBD-II so you would have to switch from OBD-II to OBD-I in order to run Hondata, Crome, or Uberdata; which means you would have to buy an OBD-I ECU (P72 or P28) and have it chipped, along with a jumper harness. The AEM EMS would work fine for your car, but that starts at around $1500.
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