currently i have a 94 del sol with a d16y8 and is stock besides the intake, but was wondering if by adding a Skunk2 Pro-series intake manifold and a 66mm throttle body will it add hp if so how much difference will it be the reason for getting the intake and throttle body is cause down the road im gonna turbo the car. also i wanna get Tein street basis damper coilover kit but wanna know if it rides good before wasting my money reply with personal experience please!!!!!

 

Save your money until you maybe turbo the car.
Define "good". What I think is good you may not.

 

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read "CLICK HERE all of you curious about suspension setups and their costs/reliability." and other articles.

 

thnx i had couple friends telling me to save the money till i go boosted.... so i guess ill do that but another question, when you hit any bumps did it adsorb the hit or u still felted

 

Read the link provided before you ask another question.

 

If the Y8 is healthy, boost it. To make it more reliable, port the oil pump and galley and some ARP rod bolts and you'll be good to go for boost.

STAY OFF EBAY FOR BOOST PARTS

 

Im doing some internal b4 boosting im getting rods pistons and head work im not planning on big number just something to have fun with since its my daily driver max ill be running is 10lbs

 

Urg.

 

10PSI from what, a T28, GT60? It makes a big difference. From what you've said so far, as long as the motor is healthy, you don't need to do internals.

 

If your not planning on big numbers, then you wont need rods and pistons.

till the boost drug hits you, then youll want more and more

 

Im gonna run with a t3/t4 turbo my brother had i dont remember the trim. Knowing me if i like how it drives im gonna boost up and might not have the money to buy the internals since i always have unexpected expences

 

As long as the motor is healthy, factory internals can handle that. If you want to up the boost later, you can either spend a couple grand on forged internals and still have a ceiling, or you can call up Darton. Fully built, sleeved block ready for stupid power for about $3500, last I talked to them. If you don't want to spend more than you have to, skip the middle "just pistons and rods" step, because you'll probably be buying new ones when you sleeve.

 

Yeah makes sense

 

A lot of parts are okay to buy off ebay. Lines, piping, IC, etc etc are okay. You'll even save a little bit. But it's a 50/50 shot with ebay turbos. Not worth it. My friend had an ebay turbo and the shaft got messssssed up.

OP, just do your research. You'll learn what you need to do. Don't rush into it.