ive been considering the rev hard stage 2 turbo kit, but ive been hearing alot about peakboost turbo kits and reading alot about them and it seems like the best bang for the buck, a little more then the rev hard kit, but it seems like it puts out more power and has a much better set up.. but the problem is i have a b series crx, and it seems like i cant find a peakboost kit for a crx.. does anyone know if they even make em? .. or what i have to do to make a 92-00 civic kit fit on the crx?

 

You could buy their manifold and downpipe and have someone make you a custom charge pipes.

 

The best bang for your dollar is to build a setup yourself. This allows you to tailor every detail of the setup to your needs and goals. I've never bought a ready-made turbo setup and i'm on my 5th setup now. Check the marketplace and get a few things at a time. That would be my solution.

If you want help from us, tell us your goals, use for the car and budget. Most of us on here have built a turbo setup by ourselves and can lend you a hand in building yours. I personally think that this is the best way to not only learn about turbo setups but save some money in the process.

 

PEAKBOOST FTW im installing mine right now

 

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Thats what I was thinking, but when I was pricing out things for my LS/Vtec build to hit 400WHP on 93octane, I only came up saving just about $100 for buying everything individually instead of buying a kit like what Synapse offers.

 

OP just so you know the revhard turbo kit comes with an Ebay bov, the downpipe is not flanged to mate to the rest of the exhaust, it has no O2 bung or flexpipe, furthermore there intercooler pipes are mild steel with rattle can paint that will chip off and the pipes will rust, if your ok with all that then go for it

 

i didnt know all of that about the rev hard kit. ive been doing research about the peakboost, and thats why i had the peakboost in mind, and wondering what mods would have to be done to make it fit since they dont offer a kit for a 91 crx. or at least i cant find it.

 

contact the guys at peakboost, they are very friendly people i never bought anything from there but called them a few times when i was considering using there parts and they were really cool to talk with, i didnt use there parts only cause i got a kickin deal on something different.

 

thanks, i just emailed them about it.