Super or Turbo. Read before voting
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Alright I have done my research but still can't decided which I should go with. Thought I would turn to my fellow honda-tech peers to help me decide. Should I supercharge or turbocharge.
The purpose:
This car will be a daily driver. I love to road race with my car. This includes canyon roads and tracks (like Buttonwillow and Willow Springs). I want to be able to be a "freeway contender." I love being able to break off Corvettes and just any car that snarls at a Honda on the freeway. Drag? Ya of course I am going to drag race this car on the street against friends and such. But this is by far the least of my concerns. I AM NOT trying to break any records but do wish to make around 350-425 crank power. This should be plenty.
The car:
1996 Civic CX Hatchback.
Suspension: long long list
Brakes: 2000 Civic Si conversion
Tranny: JDM ITR. 6puck and HD PP with a 8.7lb flywheel.
Motor: LS/VTEC (81.5mm) with Weisco 9.3-9.8 and Billet Crower rods. Lightened crankshaft (by 9lbs). PNPed ITR head with full line of Skunk2 head components (stage 1 cams)
Supercharge or Turbocharge?
some say super for out of the turns power (instant and steady) some say turbo for more top end power.
Modified by tunedek at 1:37 PM 2/28/2005
The purpose:
This car will be a daily driver. I love to road race with my car. This includes canyon roads and tracks (like Buttonwillow and Willow Springs). I want to be able to be a "freeway contender." I love being able to break off Corvettes and just any car that snarls at a Honda on the freeway. Drag? Ya of course I am going to drag race this car on the street against friends and such. But this is by far the least of my concerns. I AM NOT trying to break any records but do wish to make around 350-425 crank power. This should be plenty.
The car:
1996 Civic CX Hatchback.
Suspension: long long list
Brakes: 2000 Civic Si conversion
Tranny: JDM ITR. 6puck and HD PP with a 8.7lb flywheel.
Motor: LS/VTEC (81.5mm) with Weisco 9.3-9.8 and Billet Crower rods. Lightened crankshaft (by 9lbs). PNPed ITR head with full line of Skunk2 head components (stage 1 cams)
Supercharge or Turbocharge?
some say super for out of the turns power (instant and steady) some say turbo for more top end power.
Modified by tunedek at 1:37 PM 2/28/2005
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Re: (B18 CYA)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B18 CYA »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">id say go with turbo... lotta work needed with supercharger to get 350-425 out of it... i dont even think its possible with supercharger</TD></TR></TABLE>
i would have said the same thing.....you have to build your internals too!
edit: I just read that you have a built engine
i would have said the same thing.....you have to build your internals too!
edit: I just read that you have a built engine
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