Del Sol: SOHC or DOHC?
Which of these engines would be easier to turbo? Note: this would most likely be a 1995 Honda Del Sol VTEC. Thanks a lot.
Both are easy to turbo, but the SOHC is easier to do a "junkyard" turbo, IMO. If you're just going to buy a kit or piece a nice kit together, then go with the DOHC since you have more potential to make more power.
Fun stuff if you can make it last. I wasn't that lucky, at least not on my first attempt. If you want to know some details check out http://www.homemadeturbo.com
What exactly is a junkyard turbo?
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Go DOHC if you have the money and want to make serious power. Go SOHC if funds are limited, but you still want to whoop *** on N/A DOHC cars.
The advantage of the SOHC is price. If you blow the engine, it's not a big deal - go pick another one up for a few hundred bucks, they're a dime a dozen and can be found anywhere. Now if you blew a DOHC engine, that would be much more painful for the wallet . . .
The advantage of the SOHC is price. If you blow the engine, it's not a big deal - go pick another one up for a few hundred bucks, they're a dime a dozen and can be found anywhere. Now if you blew a DOHC engine, that would be much more painful for the wallet . . .
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