So i've never played with boost before and i want to start off with a cheap turbo kit. I have a 92 eg hatch with a b18b1. i want to get an ebay kit but i want to know how fitment will be? since all the kits im looking at are for integra ls, i dont know if fitment will be good in an eg. any help would be great. thanks

 

from personal experience, get ready for some modification if you get an eBay kit. They have SEVERAL issues.

 

alot of ppl will tell you dont buy the ebay kit, ive never had one so i cant tell you anything. but go to the FI thread and read some the threads there about ebay kits

 

i bought an ebay turbo kit and had a hell of a time..nothing was fitting right.. but on the other hand my buddy has an ebay turbo kit for 4 years now and is pushing 300+hp..so its a flip of a coin..

 

Thanks for the input. im aware of the quality issues of ebay stuff but has anyone been on the same boat i am? buying an integra ls turbo kit for an eg hatch?

 

just about any turbo kit is going to have some sort of modification needed to do it.

you are taking a chance with ebay as far as quality goes, especially with their turbos

if i were you i would source up a cheap t3 and rebuild it (costs very little)

then buy some ebay piping and intercooler

get a good blow off valve (this is important for no compressor surge)

and some dsm 450cc blue top injectors.

i have a crx HF manifold with t3 adapter plate for a turbo manifold

 

itl work. its basicaly saying its for that motor not that car. but the intercooler piping youl have be creative and connect it where it needs to go.
whatever you do. if your set on a cheap ebay kit. dont use the cheap ebay oil feed line. get a greddy oil feed plate and steel line(IT COSTS THE SAME) and wont break...
after a while the ebay turbo will crap on you . but it will last about a year or so

 

half these people that say dont buy them never had one.. ive been running mine for past while no NO problems NO moddifaction required at all.. car runs strong... do it imo

 

yeah its cheap. people say you get what you pay for, but realy in the end you didnt spend that much...unless you saved for 43 years for a turbonetcis turbo kit that cost $34566