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You still want to start with:
good service to make sure everyings at its best, maybe check its making standard power first. then
Decent intake
Exhaust
header
uprated brakes
coilovers
strut braces
then think about more engine mods
good service to make sure everyings at its best, maybe check its making standard power first. then
Decent intake
Exhaust
header
uprated brakes
coilovers
strut braces
then think about more engine mods
boost that bitch its cheap and can make alot more power then any n/a motor you could probly build your self
just dont cheap out get a chipped ecu and a good tune so you dont destroy your motor
just dont cheap out get a chipped ecu and a good tune so you dont destroy your motor
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The way to improve any car that is being used on the street is to add modifications furtherest from the motor and get closer...intake, exhaust, cams, pistons...and so on. Make sure for anything other than intake and exhaust you have the car professionally tuned. gl
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mahatma »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">cams....best bang for the buck!!</TD></TR></TABLE>
you realy think so??
the price of a stock cam itr or ctr not even aftermarket is going to be what 300?? plus a tune atleast in chicago would be about 300-400 for what 10-15whp lol not at all
i can put together a decent turbo setup and get it tuned with a chipped ecu for probly under 2k and that will probly net about 250whp thats going to be over 100 more whp then stock for only what 1300 more then a cam
boost is the best bang for the buck and once you have a setup made you can do upgrades here and there to it to squeeze out a little more power or build a block on the side to throw in later and crank up the boost
Modified by aarontrini85 at 12:08 PM 5/16/2007
you realy think so??
the price of a stock cam itr or ctr not even aftermarket is going to be what 300?? plus a tune atleast in chicago would be about 300-400 for what 10-15whp lol not at all
i can put together a decent turbo setup and get it tuned with a chipped ecu for probly under 2k and that will probly net about 250whp thats going to be over 100 more whp then stock for only what 1300 more then a cam
boost is the best bang for the buck and once you have a setup made you can do upgrades here and there to it to squeeze out a little more power or build a block on the side to throw in later and crank up the boost
Modified by aarontrini85 at 12:08 PM 5/16/2007
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boost is the best bang for the buck
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boost is the best bang for the buck
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i would like you to read this first
http://www.phearable.net/tech/....html
then know that this company isnt your only option you can go to alot of other places or even do the work your self
check out pgmfi.org there is more info there then you will be able to remember but alot of good stuff can be learned from there. (if the site ever comes back up lol any one know whats up with it??)
http://www.phearable.net/tech/....html
then know that this company isnt your only option you can go to alot of other places or even do the work your self
check out pgmfi.org there is more info there then you will be able to remember but alot of good stuff can be learned from there. (if the site ever comes back up lol any one know whats up with it??)
not to be an *******, but if he doesnt know what to do to make the best hp then turbo right away or what not is definatly not the best idea
Modified by EvanFullwood at 2:33 PM 5/16/2007
Modified by EvanFullwood at 2:33 PM 5/16/2007
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by EvanFullwood »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">not to be an *******, but if he doesnt know what to do to make the best hp then turbo right away or what not is definatly not the best idea
</TD></TR></TABLE> thats why these should be pointers to the OP he should read the FAQ and homemadeturbo and PGMFI if he wants to learn, then down the line actually start.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by VtecHachi »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">oh mines is OBD0 does that mean i cant get a chipped one?</TD></TR></TABLE> yes get a PM6 from a 90-91 CRX Si...should be civic too. Then with that you can use a ZIF socket just read all the information above use the sites and you will be well informed gl
</TD></TR></TABLE> thats why these should be pointers to the OP he should read the FAQ and homemadeturbo and PGMFI if he wants to learn, then down the line actually start.<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by VtecHachi »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">oh mines is OBD0 does that mean i cant get a chipped one?</TD></TR></TABLE> yes get a PM6 from a 90-91 CRX Si...should be civic too. Then with that you can use a ZIF socket just read all the information above use the sites and you will be well informed gl
ummm you know your bore is the same as a gsr dont you? the best way to go about this would be to swap your bottom end for a ls bottom end and just do lsvtec or maybe a b18c bottom end if you can find one in good condition then you dont get the thinner cylinder walls of a 84mm bore pluss you save your self having to buy pistons
and as far as an obd0 chipped ecu lol its a waste just convert to obd1 turbo edit blows
(probly opening my self up to alot of **** talking lol)
and as far as an obd0 chipped ecu lol its a waste just convert to obd1 turbo edit blows
(probly opening my self up to alot of **** talking lol)
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