will it fit!?!
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will it fit!?!
so i have 3 questions, im not much of an fi person, but i didnt know as to weather i could post it here or not.
anyway, so i found a turbo that came from a porsche,i dont know what kind it came from though.
so my questions were kind of vague but i figured i'd still ask.
1) Will the turbo itself fit into a civic or teg? (its pretty damn big)
2) what else would i need to complete it?
3) how could i know if it even works?
thanks for any replies
anyway, so i found a turbo that came from a porsche,i dont know what kind it came from though.
so my questions were kind of vague but i figured i'd still ask.
1) Will the turbo itself fit into a civic or teg? (its pretty damn big)
2) what else would i need to complete it?
3) how could i know if it even works?
thanks for any replies
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Re: will it fit!?! (black_EM1)
def. a supercharger as it is belt driven. Turbo's are driven off of the exhaust. I am sure with some bracket fabrication and some belt testing you could make some thing work. Maybe if you place it where the alternator on on the H22, just a thought. Looks huge man and will prolly cause lots of lag but try it out I'm in for a build thread.
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Re: will it fit!?! (ys1civicsi)
yeah thats a centrifugal supercharger, take a pic of it next to a can of soda so we can see how big it is. it may not be worth the work...
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Re: will it fit!?! (96 hatch)
your better off heading to a junk yard and stripping a decent eclipse or talon of its turbo, ic piping, BOV and Intercooler/ whatever you can salvage and fab your own setup.VERY EASY AND INEXPENSIVE. a buddy of myne did this and has one of the fastes sohc DD around,i have a b18c1 all my parts are top notch and very expensive and he's faster and beter tq also.... all inexpensive junkyard parts
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Re: will it fit!?! (damndan23)
Originally Posted by damndan23
your better off heading to a junk yard and stripping a decent eclipse or talon of its turbo, ic piping, BOV and Intercooler/ whatever you can salvage and fab your own setup.VERY EASY AND INEXPENSIVE. a buddy of myne did this and has one of the fastes sohc DD around,i have a b18c1 all my parts are top notch and very expensive and he's faster and beter tq also.... all inexpensive junkyard parts
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Re: will it fit!?! (blinx9900)
Originally Posted by blinx9900
your car must be slow if anything with an OEM eclipse sized turbo can beat you... sorry thats just truth...
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Re: will it fit!?! (turbo97coupe)
Originally Posted by blinx9900
your car must be slow if anything with an OEM eclipse sized turbo can beat you... sorry thats just truth...
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lol true story
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Re: will it fit!?! (blinx9900)
Originally Posted by blinx9900
your car must be slow if anything with an OEM eclipse sized turbo can beat you... sorry thats just truth...
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Re: will it fit!?! (Tippyman)
Based on the vanes' shape/profile, it looks more like a water pump. TUrbo/SC compressors like that have fins that stick out of the compressor. The cover also doesn't have the same expanding volute design like an air-moving compressor.
That is a centrifugal pump, but for a higher density medium. Water pump.
That is a centrifugal pump, but for a higher density medium. Water pump.
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