New Integra Looking to Turbo
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New Integra Looking to Turbo
So I Have searched through almost 400pages of the LSTurbo thread and finally gave up.
I have recently sold my D series Civic for a 95 LS Integra.
I have a 100% complete D series Turbo kit tuned and all in my closet that was waiting to be put on the Civic when I sold it. I know I will most likely need a new manifold, downpipe, fuel pump and tune which is more than I have spent on the entire kit.
Its a simple DSM t25 setup cause I cant really afford anything else. I had a HF mani with adapter plate before.
Ok so I am pretty sure the IC piping, IC, Injectors, clips,and spark plugs will work. I am wondering if its even worth it or should I just sell the whole kit.
Keep in mind unless someone buys the mani, dp, and turbo together I prolly wont be buying new ones. DO NOT RECOMMENDED THAT I GO BIGGER OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT, I DONT WANT THE POWER NOR HAVE THE MONEY. Pretty much wanna max out the t25 everyonce in a while at the track @ 11lbs or so and I will be good. Stock engine. No headwork. Just the basics. Im not looking for a track queen here.
Does anyone know a decently priced shop that sells DSM t25/14b flanged manis?
Also a 97 Civic Fuel pump wont fit a 95 Integra will it?
How much tq will a Exedy Stage 1 clutch hold. It says 32% over stock. Well, whats stock holding capacity?
Stock Map Sensor can be tuned up to 11psi right? And dont recommend tuning rich to hold more boost. Please....I know that trick.
I have recently sold my D series Civic for a 95 LS Integra.
I have a 100% complete D series Turbo kit tuned and all in my closet that was waiting to be put on the Civic when I sold it. I know I will most likely need a new manifold, downpipe, fuel pump and tune which is more than I have spent on the entire kit.
Its a simple DSM t25 setup cause I cant really afford anything else. I had a HF mani with adapter plate before.
Ok so I am pretty sure the IC piping, IC, Injectors, clips,and spark plugs will work. I am wondering if its even worth it or should I just sell the whole kit.
Keep in mind unless someone buys the mani, dp, and turbo together I prolly wont be buying new ones. DO NOT RECOMMENDED THAT I GO BIGGER OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT, I DONT WANT THE POWER NOR HAVE THE MONEY. Pretty much wanna max out the t25 everyonce in a while at the track @ 11lbs or so and I will be good. Stock engine. No headwork. Just the basics. Im not looking for a track queen here.
Does anyone know a decently priced shop that sells DSM t25/14b flanged manis?
Also a 97 Civic Fuel pump wont fit a 95 Integra will it?
How much tq will a Exedy Stage 1 clutch hold. It says 32% over stock. Well, whats stock holding capacity?
Stock Map Sensor can be tuned up to 11psi right? And dont recommend tuning rich to hold more boost. Please....I know that trick.
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why use a 97 Civic fuel pump in your Integra when Walbros are only $90??
http://www.bmcrace.com sells the flanges you need
if you want to run more than 11psi, look into a missing link or GM 3bar map
http://www.bmcrace.com sells the flanges you need
if you want to run more than 11psi, look into a missing link or GM 3bar map
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I mean I have a Walbro 255 I bought for my Civic and I wanted to see if it fits. Its still new in packaging.
I dont want a BMC adapter, unless you are recommending getting a t3 manifold and then an adapter plate to the t25 turbo, which is nearly as much as just getting a t25 flnaged manifold in the 1st place.
I know ALL About GM 3 bars, but I think a Motorola 2.5 is MORE than enough for me.
I am no n00b to turbos, just B series turbos.
I had a GSR but never boosted it, sold it for a RSX Type S which I couldnt afford so I bought the Civic for a DD until I traded it for the Integra I now have.
I dont want a BMC adapter, unless you are recommending getting a t3 manifold and then an adapter plate to the t25 turbo, which is nearly as much as just getting a t25 flnaged manifold in the 1st place.
I know ALL About GM 3 bars, but I think a Motorola 2.5 is MORE than enough for me.
I am no n00b to turbos, just B series turbos.
I had a GSR but never boosted it, sold it for a RSX Type S which I couldnt afford so I bought the Civic for a DD until I traded it for the Integra I now have.
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