boosting my stock civic need help!!!!
so what is on my car is........aem intake, dc headers, 2.25 piping, exhaust....
i am trying to boost my stock civic with about 7-8psi....i just dont want my motor to blow...so what can i do?
i am trying to find 450cc injectors and a resisitor box and retune my ecu...
im getting a HMT kit and its a tdo5h turbo
i just dont want my motor to blow so can u guys help me and see to it that it doesnt?
i am trying to boost my stock civic with about 7-8psi....i just dont want my motor to blow...so what can i do?
i am trying to find 450cc injectors and a resisitor box and retune my ecu...
im getting a HMT kit and its a tdo5h turbo
i just dont want my motor to blow so can u guys help me and see to it that it doesnt?
like do u mean get my ecu redone? i have no knowledge or understanding of it when u say fuel management...
do u mean redo my ecu and put turbo on the map with my d16 map?
do u mean redo my ecu and put turbo on the map with my d16 map?
check the faq thread lots of good info
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forced-induction-16/%2A%2A%2Aforced-induction-forum-faq%2A%2A%2A-1024174/
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forced-induction-16/%2A%2A%2Aforced-induction-forum-faq%2A%2A%2A-1024174/
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You can get arp's, fresh headgasket, oil/boost gauges, shimmed oil pump, decent street tune for $200, and deal with all the other issues from someone else's hmt kit all for about 175hp...
Or spend about $1500 for an LS/vtec swap.
HMT kits are only for people that can diagnose and fix their own problems, not for turbo n00bs like you. No offence, but it would not be a good plan for you to boost your motor "on the cheap".
Or spend about $1500 for an LS/vtec swap.
HMT kits are only for people that can diagnose and fix their own problems, not for turbo n00bs like you. No offence, but it would not be a good plan for you to boost your motor "on the cheap".
You can get arp's, fresh headgasket, oil/boost gauges, shimmed oil pump, decent street tune for $200, and deal with all the other issues from someone else's hmt kit all for about 175hp...
Or spend about $1500 for an LS/vtec swap.
HMT kits are only for people that can diagnose and fix their own problems, not for turbo n00bs like you. No offence, but it would not be a good plan for you to boost your motor "on the cheap".
Or spend about $1500 for an LS/vtec swap.
HMT kits are only for people that can diagnose and fix their own problems, not for turbo n00bs like you. No offence, but it would not be a good plan for you to boost your motor "on the cheap".
if i take my turbo out for smog and put it back after with the same ecu i should b fine right? or do i need to get it retuned again???
you need to do a lot more research before you turbo your car its not something that ya just jump into without having a lot more info than you currently have.
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