from turbo to n/a
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from turbo to n/a
Hey I've been trying to trade my Honda for a daily, but people only want to give me crap cars for it. Anyways im boosted but can't get a filter on without removing the head light. How hard and how much would it be to go back to n/a? New tune, manifold, injectors, exhaust, intake....can I use the same oil pan or do I need a new one because of my oil feed lines? Thanks in advance
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So you are going back to n/a bc you can't fit a filter on? It looks like you have something to block any thing rock and such from entering the turbo. Also if you do go back to n/a, follow what the guy above me said except I would go retune it.
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No that's not the only reason haha I just want it reliable. And I've just decided I wanted an all motor build for this one. So I need new headers, and manifold is all I need? Are the 450cc injectors alright if I get a new tune
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Re: from turbo to n/a
The 450s are big for an NA setup but they would still work. The easiest thing to do in the short term would be put a stock ROM back in your ecu along with a set of stock injectors. Reinstall the stock MAP sensor, and throw a generic header and intake on it. Then worry about getting it tuned down the road. Unless you've changed the static compression ratio to an extreme and aren't using mild cams the stock ecu should do the job.
As far as the oil pan if your return line uses AN fittings you can just put a cap plug on the pan.
As far as the oil pan if your return line uses AN fittings you can just put a cap plug on the pan.
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Bought it with the motor and a bad turbo after it ran good for a week. The new turbo is a t3t4, skunk 2 injectors, skunk 2 manifold, are all new as well not sure on a brand for the intercooler
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Yea that doesn't sound anywhere near like a fair deal
I'm also trying to figure out why you have your two breather ports on your valve cover looped together...
I'm also trying to figure out why you have your two breather ports on your valve cover looped together...
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OP I would look for a better deal or atleast tell the guy 600 and the trade because everything he's giving you pretty much worthless.
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Re: from turbo to n/a
Exhaust and intake. I'd find a mechanically inclined friend to help you so you don't get ripped. If you were on the east coast, I was going to offer you a swap but that's not going to happen from Utah.
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Re: from turbo to n/a
Header. Singular. You only need 1. You can get a knockoff ITR header off eBay for like, $60. Intake, same deal, just get a cheap SRI off eBay for $30, and toss a quality filter on it (K&N is a good option), $25. Stop worrying about the injectors. You don't need to replace them. An NA re-tune, which again, not necessary, but that depends entirely on where you live. Realistically, if you take it back to whoever did your turbo tune for you, it should be cheap. Or you can just call Xenocron and order a basemap for cheap.