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Old 10-07-2009, 08:07 PM
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anyone know a good shop in denver to take my d16y8 head to?
Old 10-07-2009, 08:17 PM
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I would advice against porting and polishing your head. What kind of power are you looking for?
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i'd like to get to 200 whp on the cheap....i have a d16y8 out of a 97 ex coupe, but it is using a virgin p28 obd1.....(strange setup - with wierd idling - since it's a odb2 motor and there are vacuum lines that run to the intake manifold on the odb-1 motor that don't exist on the odb2 motor...so the idle sometimes is rough - or suddenly drops)
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I'm assuming your saying you want 200whp NA? Is it a daily driver? If so its very unlikely you will meet your goal.
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i would like to stay n/a if possible...it will not be a daily driver.
i am not totally opposed to turbo-charging it - it's just a matter of $$...for the price of a turbo kit, i could just swap out the engine.

and yes, 200whp...not bhp.

i was just looking on jdm motors, and it's curious that there is a c23a acrua legend type II motor that puts out 230hp and 197 torque - that would be fun to drop into a 92 civic hb, if it would fit... ;-)
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200whp turbo will be cheaper than 200whp NA. Provided you find good used turbo parts you could realistically have a 200whp turbo car for less than $1000. A "good" namebrand new I/H/E setup will cost you $1000.

I am fairly certain there are mounts available for the C series or J series but its rather unrealistic in my opinion.
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i am used to n/a engines - so i am a nooby to the turbo world....is there a brandname(s) that you would recommend, and a good place to look for used turbo kits?

thanks for your responses..
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greddy bolt on kits, or just peice togher your own, that way you can get just what you want the first time.
200whp na out a y8 wouldnt be a very street friendly car,
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