Setup for a b18b
09-30-2007, 05:38 PM
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Setup for a b18b turbo
b18b t3/t4 at 7psi forged piston, liteweight flywheel... that's what the car is running now on... I wanna know from a guy that have experience in having high boost, what kind of piston should be best, wich connecting rod?? what kinda setup should a go on ?? what kind a management would be best
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Re: Setup for a b18b turbo (civic-1.8t)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by civic-1.8t »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">b18b t3/t4 at 7psi forged piston, liteweight flywheel... that's what the car is running now on... I wanna know from a guy that have experience in having high boost, what kind of piston should be best, wich connecting rod?? what kinda setup should a go on ?? what kind a management would be best</TD></TR></TABLE>
a simple eagle h beam rod can make well over 400hp. take your pick on piston companies. ive used cp and wiseco myself in the past. a 9:1 compression would be a good starting point.
just get a good ems, doesnt have to be the most expensive. a good tuner is perhaps more important than the setup itself
a simple eagle h beam rod can make well over 400hp. take your pick on piston companies. ive used cp and wiseco myself in the past. a 9:1 compression would be a good starting point.
just get a good ems, doesnt have to be the most expensive. a good tuner is perhaps more important than the setup itself
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