#1luder

do i have to do anything to my computer? do i need an afc,ecu? can i just bolt it on and drive? Thanx

1992Si

Yes. Yes. No.

Check these sites out. Read al you can take notes, then ask questions.

http://www.turbod16.com or http://www.d-series.org

#1luder

so i can just bolt it up and not have to do anything? i was told that if i didnt put an afc on it i will blow my motor and its only got thirty thousand miles on it.

95delsolz6

Seriously, you have to read to even have somewhat of an idea of what is going on.

#1luder

but ive been researching on the computer at school like i am now. it blocks most of the sites. but i need to kno an inexpensive way to boost it. ive been researching for like 2 weeks until i asked for help.thanx

jax97hx

i dont think your ready for boost to be completely honest and i think others would agree.

you seem to have no clue as to what happens when boosting a car so ill give you 2 recomended options

get it done by a professional

get to reading

and for god sakes dont use a stuipd vafc to try and tune your car only thing those are good for is setting vtec.you will need to convert to obd1 if you havent already and get a chipped p28 or something similar to tune your car with.

1 more thing there is no "cheap ; inexpensive" and reliable way to boost a car

go to a library or somewhere that isnt as restricted as your school might be

not trying to sound harsh just the way it came out i guess

1992Si

Agree, your nowhere near ready to to this. If you have $4000-5000. dollars to spend you can do it. People will tell you that you can do it for $1000.00 don't believe them. This is your first time. Do have tools? Do you have the know how? you always need to buy something else to get it to run right.

Stay in school get a good education, get a good job, then think about boost. It's not cheap trust me. If you like it, it will become an addiction worse then drugs. It last a life time, I'm 53 y/o.