Greddy turbo on 95 civic ex coupe
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Greddy turbo on 95 civic ex coupe
will a 95 civic with a d16z6 handle a greddy turbo kit running 10 pounds of boost with stock internals an 71,000 miles on it...an if not what would work good. thanks to everyone who replies.
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Re: Greddy turbo on 95 civic ex coupe (Shambro84)
What condition is the Z6 motor in? Did you beat on it? How often did you change the oil?
I think you should be ok but dont start at 10lbs of boost. The stock setting on the GReddy kit is 6psi i believe and get an intercooler. I would start out at 5-6 and get used to driving it and then make the transition to 10psi. But, do yourself a favor and get a good fuel tuning system. Dont think that you can slap on a turbo and hit Mach1. Horsepower is achieved through dyno tuning with a good fuel setup..
I running the GReddy kit on my D16Y8 with hondata and the car feels great. My engine have 101,000 on it and it still pulls strong.
I think you should be ok but dont start at 10lbs of boost. The stock setting on the GReddy kit is 6psi i believe and get an intercooler. I would start out at 5-6 and get used to driving it and then make the transition to 10psi. But, do yourself a favor and get a good fuel tuning system. Dont think that you can slap on a turbo and hit Mach1. Horsepower is achieved through dyno tuning with a good fuel setup..
I running the GReddy kit on my D16Y8 with hondata and the car feels great. My engine have 101,000 on it and it still pulls strong.
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Re: Greddy turbo on 95 civic ex coupe (Caveman74)
Do a compression test on your motor and see how that checks out. If it's good, you can probably run 10lbs with good fuel management and tuning. I probably wouldn't do it tho considering that the Greddy kit for your car doesn't come with an FMIC, fuel injectors, etc. Just run the stock boost.
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