Possible 350 Hp with this set up?
LS Integra
Turbonetics turbo
.50 Compressor A/R
.63 Turbine A/R
3.0" Inlet / 2.0" Outlet
Aem stand alone
Manley Connecting Rods
Wisco pistons 81mm 9.0:1
OEM bearings
Type R Oil pump
650cc fuel injectors
Walbro fuel pump 255 LPH
Aem fuel rail and regulator
ARP studs all with Cometic head gasket
MSD ignition kit.
I am going to leave the head stock and have a rev limit at 7,000. I also read to my surprise that the cylinder walls are good to about 500 hp on this block? Any more information or advice would be Greatly appreciated.
Turbonetics turbo
.50 Compressor A/R
.63 Turbine A/R
3.0" Inlet / 2.0" Outlet
Aem stand alone
Manley Connecting Rods
Wisco pistons 81mm 9.0:1
OEM bearings
Type R Oil pump
650cc fuel injectors
Walbro fuel pump 255 LPH
Aem fuel rail and regulator
ARP studs all with Cometic head gasket
MSD ignition kit.
I am going to leave the head stock and have a rev limit at 7,000. I also read to my surprise that the cylinder walls are good to about 500 hp on this block? Any more information or advice would be Greatly appreciated.
I think that's around the limit for that turbo. The rest of the setup can do 350. And keeping that head stock is the right decision. Save that money for a vtec head when you decide to upgrade. As far as the sleeves there isn't a set limit. A lot of it is dependant on your tune. Some guys in rare cases have pushed them well beyond 500 and some have cracked well below 500. With a good tune I wouldn't worry about em at 350 though.
Awesome thanks for the reply. Any recommendations on a quick spool up turbo for around $1000.00 for a power range of 350-450 Hp? I may want more power in the future
If its not enough cash for that type of turbo, I am willing to pay more.
If its not enough cash for that type of turbo, I am willing to pay more.
Check out the silver surfer. You can pm theshodan about it. There's a thread titled b18c1 engine rebyd assembly also. It's pretty long but thats the turbo he uses. He has a video on page 68ish with some info after. It's prolly one of the best choices with your budget and goals.
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