Turbo discussion: Is a 62mm inducer necessary for my LS-VTEC needs?
Whats some good turbos you guys would recommend!
Was gonna do precision but i been hearing things about them
Im looking to get 6262
Thanks!
Was gonna do precision but i been hearing things about them
Im looking to get 6262
Thanks!
This kind of post .... Probably a D15 automatic.
For that horsepower and not knowing what brand of turbo is good?
For that horsepower and not knowing what brand of turbo is good?
Well ma bad all im looking is for help and not smart *** comments
This is reasons why i think about leaving honda games is full with pathetic people but anyways
Is goin to be LSV
Everything done
Valve spring and retainers
Cams
Valves
Block guard
Pistons
Rods
Rod bearing
1200cc
Fuel pump
Everyhting but sleeves
Was looking at 6262 precision but i keep hearing bad things about them
This is reasons why i think about leaving honda games is full with pathetic people but anyways
Is goin to be LSV
Everything done
Valve spring and retainers
Cams
Valves
Block guard
Pistons
Rods
Rod bearing
1200cc
Fuel pump
Everyhting but sleeves
Was looking at 6262 precision but i keep hearing bad things about them
https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-...sting-3086803/
You can avoid "smart ***" comments by providing detailed information in your initial posts from here on out.
Originally Posted by Forum Rules
Car information
For all technical questions, the following information MUST be included in the first post: vehicle (year, make, model) and engine (if not stock, year, make, model, OBD type). Other pertinent information includes check engine light (CEL) codes as well as engine modifications, such as a turbo kit tuned at 18 psi or a specific throttle body, large injectors, big cams, etc. This information is absolutely essential because, in many instances, members wishing to help in a thread waste their time by posting detailed replies, only to find out the next day that the topic starter left out CRITICAL information. Please respect members wishing to help by taking the time to list or mention crucial information about your car.
For all technical questions, the following information MUST be included in the first post: vehicle (year, make, model) and engine (if not stock, year, make, model, OBD type). Other pertinent information includes check engine light (CEL) codes as well as engine modifications, such as a turbo kit tuned at 18 psi or a specific throttle body, large injectors, big cams, etc. This information is absolutely essential because, in many instances, members wishing to help in a thread waste their time by posting detailed replies, only to find out the next day that the topic starter left out CRITICAL information. Please respect members wishing to help by taking the time to list or mention crucial information about your car.
FWIW you might want to include what YOU are hearing that's bad about the turbos you've mentioned. Without any other information or sources how can anyone confirm/deny or otherwise provide insight to your concerns?
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Well ma bad all im looking is for help and not smart *** comments
This is reasons why i think about leaving honda games is full with pathetic people but anyways
Is goin to be LSV
Everything done
Valve spring and retainers
Cams
Valves
Block guard
Pistons
Rods
Rod bearing
1200cc
Fuel pump
Everyhting but sleeves
Was looking at 6262 precision but i keep hearing bad things about them
This is reasons why i think about leaving honda games is full with pathetic people but anyways
Is goin to be LSV
Everything done
Valve spring and retainers
Cams
Valves
Block guard
Pistons
Rods
Rod bearing
1200cc
Fuel pump
Everyhting but sleeves
Was looking at 6262 precision but i keep hearing bad things about them
Even your parts list doesn't really help at all.
All i asked was for good brand turbos dip ****!
All people had to do was ask what they needed to know to answer my question
And il be more then happy.
Is my 1st build
Leaving the stance build
No one needed to add no stupid *** nonsense smart *** comment. Is unnecessary.
So this is how most of yal help each other? hahaha
Wwwoowww
Is like animals
I cant imagine in the next decade how the car game is going to be smh
Extremely sad
All people had to do was ask what they needed to know to answer my question
And il be more then happy.
Is my 1st build
Leaving the stance build
No one needed to add no stupid *** nonsense smart *** comment. Is unnecessary.
So this is how most of yal help each other? hahaha
Wwwoowww
Is like animals
I cant imagine in the next decade how the car game is going to be smh
Extremely sad
no one got smart with you... we were trying to help you help us, but instead you're the one that is getting pissy. Instead of me typing this post I could have simply posted a brand and model turbo and bam it would've been done. Now you have to do some research on your own. I can guarantee you there are 50+ threads here with the answer to your question.
I just think it would be better people would be more helpful and say hey what kind of car and what motor are you boosting
And this and that insted of people commenting about oh he probably boosting a automatic D15
And little bullshit like that
All i ask was for good brand of turbos 😒
For a size 6262
Im new to this app/website
But is alright thanks anyways i guess
And this and that insted of people commenting about oh he probably boosting a automatic D15
And little bullshit like that
All i ask was for good brand of turbos 😒
For a size 6262
Im new to this app/website
But is alright thanks anyways i guess
the post rules that have been quoted above should be followed regardless, what's the use having multiple people ask details of your proposed build if you could have just informed us all in the first place and saved all this time?
good brand of turbos specifically for a size 6262? i'd have to say Precision, seeing as they're the ones who make that turbo
good brand of turbos specifically for a size 6262? i'd have to say Precision, seeing as they're the ones who make that turbo
Originally Posted by FORUM RULES
For all technical questions, the following information MUST be included in the first post: vehicle (year, make, model) and engine (if not stock, year, make, model, OBD type).
Ok well lets start all over then
I wanna know whats a god brand turbo
I wanna go with precision but i been hearing ups and downs about them
There bearings and get shaft play to easy
My set up is a 88 crx
LSV everything done besides sleeves.
I wanna go with a t4 turbo incase i change my set up later in the future to make bigger power.
My goal is 500-550HP
Is not going to be a daily
And car wont be non gutted
It will have full interior
I wanna know whats a god brand turbo
I wanna go with precision but i been hearing ups and downs about them
There bearings and get shaft play to easy
My set up is a 88 crx
LSV everything done besides sleeves.
I wanna go with a t4 turbo incase i change my set up later in the future to make bigger power.
My goal is 500-550HP
Is not going to be a daily
And car wont be non gutted
It will have full interior
What engine in the CRX? D-series? B-series swap? K-series swap?
What do you know about turbochargers in general? You do realize that you can make over 800whp on a T3 flanged system, right?
What bearing system do you want to use?
Turbocharger basics - (And yes, you need these, don't say you don't)
Turbochargers: How They Work, and Current Turbo Technology, by EPI Inc.
Turbo Flange Dimensions Measurements Pictures
Everyone from Garrett GTW , Borg-Warner, and Turbonetics and other independent companies make a turbocharger with a 62mm inducer and can make similar power. The differences are subtle, but they are there. You'll find best results from companies that are based from those that make turbos from the OEM.. Which mean Garrett and Borg-warner based turbos.
You also need to look at similar setups as to what they use and what they sized. I'll tell you now, for a relatively usable CRX some street, some drag-strip, a 62mm is hardly needed. It's just the most popular with drag racers who think they need to "grow". 90% of the time, they don't.. ever.
What you may have heard about Precision turbos is true... and not so true. It's really a matter of how the individual used the turbocharger and if it was properly installed, oiled, restrcticted and had it's return line routed. Without the proper equipment, it could be a turbo from The Almighty Himself, and it will still fail.
Start reading the FAQs of H-T's Forced Induction forum to really start to understand what it takes to turbocharge for this goal. Don't make another thread, unless you seriously have your questions written down and are specific. The Tech forums don't take to "shitposting" , talk backs, or anything of the like, so bring your questions, your humility, and be ready to learn. They can really help you... If you allow them to.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forced...2A%2A-1024174/
What do you know about turbochargers in general? You do realize that you can make over 800whp on a T3 flanged system, right?
What bearing system do you want to use?
Turbocharger basics - (And yes, you need these, don't say you don't)
Turbochargers: How They Work, and Current Turbo Technology, by EPI Inc.
Turbo Flange Dimensions Measurements Pictures
Everyone from Garrett GTW , Borg-Warner, and Turbonetics and other independent companies make a turbocharger with a 62mm inducer and can make similar power. The differences are subtle, but they are there. You'll find best results from companies that are based from those that make turbos from the OEM.. Which mean Garrett and Borg-warner based turbos.
You also need to look at similar setups as to what they use and what they sized. I'll tell you now, for a relatively usable CRX some street, some drag-strip, a 62mm is hardly needed. It's just the most popular with drag racers who think they need to "grow". 90% of the time, they don't.. ever.
What you may have heard about Precision turbos is true... and not so true. It's really a matter of how the individual used the turbocharger and if it was properly installed, oiled, restrcticted and had it's return line routed. Without the proper equipment, it could be a turbo from The Almighty Himself, and it will still fail.
Start reading the FAQs of H-T's Forced Induction forum to really start to understand what it takes to turbocharge for this goal. Don't make another thread, unless you seriously have your questions written down and are specific. The Tech forums don't take to "shitposting" , talk backs, or anything of the like, so bring your questions, your humility, and be ready to learn. They can really help you... If you allow them to.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forced...2A%2A-1024174/
What engine in the CRX? D-series? B-series swap? K-series swap?
What do you know about turbochargers in general? You do realize that you can make over 800whp on a T3 flanged system, right?
What bearing system do you want to use?
Turbocharger basics - (And yes, you need these, don't say you don't)
Turbochargers: How They Work, and Current Turbo Technology, by EPI Inc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWzjsH6KaCw
Turbo Flange Dimensions Measurements Pictures
Everyone from Garrett GTW , Borg-Warner, and Turbonetics and other independent companies make a turbocharger with a 62mm inducer and can make similar power. The differences are subtle, but they are there. You'll find best results from companies that are based from those that make turbos from the OEM.. Which mean Garrett and Borg-warner based turbos.
You also need to look at similar setups as to what they use and what they sized. I'll tell you now, for a relatively usable CRX some street, some drag-strip, a 62mm is hardly needed. It's just the most popular with drag racers who think they need to "grow". 90% of the time, they don't.. ever.
What you may have heard about Precision turbos is true... and not so true. It's really a matter of how the individual used the turbocharger and if it was properly installed, oiled, restrcticted and had it's return line routed. Without the proper equipment, it could be a turbo from The Almighty Himself, and it will still fail.
Start reading the FAQs of H-T's Forced Induction forum to really start to understand what it takes to turbocharge for this goal. Don't make another thread, unless you seriously have your questions written down and are specific. The Tech forums don't take to "shitposting" , talk backs, or anything of the like, so bring your questions, your humility, and be ready to learn. They can really help you... If you allow them to.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forced...2A%2A-1024174/
What do you know about turbochargers in general? You do realize that you can make over 800whp on a T3 flanged system, right?
What bearing system do you want to use?
Turbocharger basics - (And yes, you need these, don't say you don't)
Turbochargers: How They Work, and Current Turbo Technology, by EPI Inc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWzjsH6KaCw
Turbo Flange Dimensions Measurements Pictures
Everyone from Garrett GTW , Borg-Warner, and Turbonetics and other independent companies make a turbocharger with a 62mm inducer and can make similar power. The differences are subtle, but they are there. You'll find best results from companies that are based from those that make turbos from the OEM.. Which mean Garrett and Borg-warner based turbos.
You also need to look at similar setups as to what they use and what they sized. I'll tell you now, for a relatively usable CRX some street, some drag-strip, a 62mm is hardly needed. It's just the most popular with drag racers who think they need to "grow". 90% of the time, they don't.. ever.
What you may have heard about Precision turbos is true... and not so true. It's really a matter of how the individual used the turbocharger and if it was properly installed, oiled, restrcticted and had it's return line routed. Without the proper equipment, it could be a turbo from The Almighty Himself, and it will still fail.
Start reading the FAQs of H-T's Forced Induction forum to really start to understand what it takes to turbocharge for this goal. Don't make another thread, unless you seriously have your questions written down and are specific. The Tech forums don't take to "shitposting" , talk backs, or anything of the like, so bring your questions, your humility, and be ready to learn. They can really help you... If you allow them to.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forced...2A%2A-1024174/
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