boost on automatic transmition comment pls
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boost on automatic transmition comment pls
hey i have a friend with same car like mine he got a 99 ex, he has automatic transmition and he want to go boots, it can be possible? what do he has to do with it? please give opinion really interesed on this
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Re: boost on automatic transmition comment pls
7X10 transmission oil cooler from summit - about $50,
flush the tranny fluid when you change oil,
keep it under 200whp,
it should last a good while
flush the tranny fluid when you change oil,
keep it under 200whp,
it should last a good while
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Re: boost on automatic transmition comment pls
It can be done with an AFC controller. Its going to be a hack, and its not going to last. You can't run an OBD1 ECU with an OBD2 civic tranny. You pretty much have to swap in a 5 speed and convert to OBD1 to do it right.
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Re: boost on automatic transmition comment pls
SAFC and a msd BTM (boost timing master) is the best combo to use OBD2. i would deffinately run a oil cooler with a fan n thermostat. i ran mine this way for a while. since you dont have a filter. it will cook fast and u will have to change ur transmission fluid every 10-20k. 3.5 quarts to fill. id flush it before u even put the turbo kit on.
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Re: boost on automatic transmition comment pls
There are 2 inherent problems with the auto tranny:
1. The transmission is not built to handle a lot of power. If he's set on doing this, i would advise a tranny cooler as mentioned above
2. Tuning the automatic is going to be a pain in the ***. I'm not sure which, if any, programs will work for this application. At this point, a manual swap is a much better option
1. The transmission is not built to handle a lot of power. If he's set on doing this, i would advise a tranny cooler as mentioned above
2. Tuning the automatic is going to be a pain in the ***. I'm not sure which, if any, programs will work for this application. At this point, a manual swap is a much better option
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