d15 high compression / turbo.??? helppp!
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d15 high compression / turbo.??? helppp!
hey i want to make my d15 v-tec high compression !!! i want to know what i need?? to do it and how much will i spend?? and after its high comp can i throw a turbo kit in it?? please reply need help!!! lol the motor goes in my eg hatch
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Re: d15 high compression / turbo.??? helppp!
sure you could start with some CTR pistons, mill the head about 1/2" deck the block another .3" then the turbo kit, you can grab an ebay turbo kit, dont need an intercooler with high compression, set your boost at about 18psi, and throw smaller injectors in it. lean = hotter = more power
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and make sure you have an HX tranny. gears are so long, you'll never shift out of first. no shifting = faster shift times XD
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Can you? Sure. Should YOU? No.
Not to be rude, but by the sounds of this post, you have absolutely no clue what your headed for, let alone what your talking about.
Do some research, come back with a educated question, and we'll help you.
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Don't listen to any of these people. you can run high compression and boost. 10-11:1 and low boost with the proper parts and tune would be a great daily driver since it would be quick out of boost. It would just be somewhat limited on the amount of power you could make and youd have to be really careful. However, it would also mean you wouldn't need real big injectors, intercooler, etc since that is all calculated based on the target HP which you'd probably only want to push a couple hundred.
That being said, you sound like you're new to cars in general and need to do a lot of research. It took me about 3 years to piece my setup together and get it in a car. And since I took my time, I'm pretty content with how it turned out. I wanted decent bottom end with fairly modest top end, so I'm running a GSR engine with 9.5:1 compression and about 5lbs of boost. I have a 350hp intercooler, 2.5" intercooler piping and exhaust. I can scratch tires in 1st and going into 2nd, and I start to hear the turbo spool about 2800rpm.
My future mods are getting a ball bearing turbo and building a H22 to replace the GSR engine. Already got the H22 and QSD kit. There's no replacement for displacement.
most important thing for turbo, is engine management. Spend the extra money and get Hondata S300 and a netbook or cheap laptop for street tuning.
That being said, you sound like you're new to cars in general and need to do a lot of research. It took me about 3 years to piece my setup together and get it in a car. And since I took my time, I'm pretty content with how it turned out. I wanted decent bottom end with fairly modest top end, so I'm running a GSR engine with 9.5:1 compression and about 5lbs of boost. I have a 350hp intercooler, 2.5" intercooler piping and exhaust. I can scratch tires in 1st and going into 2nd, and I start to hear the turbo spool about 2800rpm.
My future mods are getting a ball bearing turbo and building a H22 to replace the GSR engine. Already got the H22 and QSD kit. There's no replacement for displacement.
most important thing for turbo, is engine management. Spend the extra money and get Hondata S300 and a netbook or cheap laptop for street tuning.
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Re: d15 high compression / turbo.??? helppp!
Don't listen to any of these people. you can run high compression and boost. 10-11:1 and low boost with the proper parts and tune would be a great daily driver since it would be quick out of boost. It would just be somewhat limited on the amount of power you could make and youd have to be really careful. However, it would also mean you wouldn't need real big injectors, intercooler, etc since that is all calculated based on the target HP which you'd probably only want to push a couple hundred.
That being said, you sound like you're new to cars in general and need to do a lot of research. It took me about 3 years to piece my setup together and get it in a car. And since I took my time, I'm pretty content with how it turned out. I wanted decent bottom end with fairly modest top end, so I'm running a GSR engine with 9.5:1 compression and about 5lbs of boost. I have a 350hp intercooler, 2.5" intercooler piping and exhaust. I can scratch tires in 1st and going into 2nd, and I start to hear the turbo spool about 2800rpm.
My future mods are getting a ball bearing turbo and building a H22 to replace the GSR engine. Already got the H22 and QSD kit. There's no replacement for displacement.
most important thing for turbo, is engine management. Spend the extra money and get Hondata S300 and a netbook or cheap laptop for street tuning.
That being said, you sound like you're new to cars in general and need to do a lot of research. It took me about 3 years to piece my setup together and get it in a car. And since I took my time, I'm pretty content with how it turned out. I wanted decent bottom end with fairly modest top end, so I'm running a GSR engine with 9.5:1 compression and about 5lbs of boost. I have a 350hp intercooler, 2.5" intercooler piping and exhaust. I can scratch tires in 1st and going into 2nd, and I start to hear the turbo spool about 2800rpm.
My future mods are getting a ball bearing turbo and building a H22 to replace the GSR engine. Already got the H22 and QSD kit. There's no replacement for displacement.
most important thing for turbo, is engine management. Spend the extra money and get Hondata S300 and a netbook or cheap laptop for street tuning.
I really don't understand how people can supply advice for ambiguous questions ESPECIALLY with no tech in it.
And as far as turbo applications go, anyone that tries to spoonfeed anyone is doing them a dis-service. This is not the area you want information handed to you without understanding what it is someone is handing you. How do you know this guy ^^^ even knows what he is talking about?
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I really don't understand how people can supply advice for ambiguous questions ESPECIALLY with no tech in it.
And as far as turbo applications go, anyone that tries to spoonfeed anyone is doing them a dis-service. This is not the area you want information handed to you without understanding what it is someone is handing you. How do you know this guy ^^^ even knows what he is talking about?[/QUOTE]
No reason to be a dick.. Granted the op does not have a clue what he is talking about and does need to do a lot more research before he attempts a build however we all have to start somewhere, I have been a member of this forum for a long time and its getting the point where a person has to think twice before they ask a question. Due to fear of being flamed. Pointing someone in the right direction is better than ridiculing them or another for attempting to help
And as far as turbo applications go, anyone that tries to spoonfeed anyone is doing them a dis-service. This is not the area you want information handed to you without understanding what it is someone is handing you. How do you know this guy ^^^ even knows what he is talking about?[/QUOTE]
No reason to be a dick.. Granted the op does not have a clue what he is talking about and does need to do a lot more research before he attempts a build however we all have to start somewhere, I have been a member of this forum for a long time and its getting the point where a person has to think twice before they ask a question. Due to fear of being flamed. Pointing someone in the right direction is better than ridiculing them or another for attempting to help
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Re: d15 high compression / turbo.??? helppp!
Whatever. The information is there. I said it before, questions like these are like going into a library and asking where the books are.
You start somewhere by doing some of the work YOURSELF and READING what has come before you. No new ground is being broken here. If you want to learn, read the FAQs in the All Motor and the Forced Induction forums for starters.
If you want to point the OP in the right direction then do so instead of trying to attack me.
You start somewhere by doing some of the work YOURSELF and READING what has come before you. No new ground is being broken here. If you want to learn, read the FAQs in the All Motor and the Forced Induction forums for starters.
If you want to point the OP in the right direction then do so instead of trying to attack me.
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Point taken.. And i am not saying you’re wrong because the information is abundantly available however keep In my it was the OP first post some kindness would have helped to welcome him to our community
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research is all i can say. if i were u i would just leave the compression alone if you plan on turboing it
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google is your friend.. you can do anything you want if you have the money for it... ill give you alittle information... you would be better off using a d16z6... just saying
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