SOHC turbo.
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From: honda tech member since, 07/36/74, state
If the option to leave it free is default then it shouldn't matter. It's ht members responsibility to keep it clean. If you don't like a free poll, then tell a moderator to get rid of the option. I leave it free for more input.
I say turbo the D thats what im doing. im going with the drag gen 3 turbo kit very very nice.....and a D series has just as much potential to break 13 if your real good even 12's as a b series.......im not hating on b series im hating on ppl that hate d series
d's from one standpoint do tend not to have the flash or appeal of a DOHC, but pricewise, they are pretty fun as I am learning. chances are you have a better chance of getting free d stuff just because people chuck their d's. Try that with a b. hell some shops just chuck a gang of d's after swaps. plus no real carb issues.
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From: honda tech member since, 07/36/74, state
duh! I would like a turbo and a B. I'm not getting both. I may save up for a b18 or b16, or I could turbo my perfectly reliable, yet underpowered, D. I just wanted to know how many people are on the "swap it" side, and how many are on the "turbo it" side.
Cheaper than a swap.
but that TD40H will only go so far (specially on a d16) but if you want 'quick' and fun, then theres nothing else better for ya......
but that TD40H will only go so far (specially on a d16) but if you want 'quick' and fun, then theres nothing else better for ya......
I love turbo ex's and stuff. People always ask...why would you wanna turbo a sohc......I love to answer...because it will beat your DOHC!
A good friend has a 00 ex with 10psi boost intercooled....on stock internals runs like 13.7s....Cheap bolt on kit, fuel managment..and save lots of money..and also when you tell them you just have a fancy air intake rerouting..and you beat there gsr by few car lengths....thats the best!
A good friend has a 00 ex with 10psi boost intercooled....on stock internals runs like 13.7s....Cheap bolt on kit, fuel managment..and save lots of money..and also when you tell them you just have a fancy air intake rerouting..and you beat there gsr by few car lengths....thats the best!
Can I put a turbo on my slow *** DX? How does it work? What other parts should I replace/add when putting a turbo? And lastly, how much does a turbo cost?
Can I put a turbo on my slow *** DX? How does it work? What other parts should I replace/add when putting a turbo? And lastly, how much does a turbo cost?
Seriously though, READ, READ, READ. There is a lot of knowledge in the FI forum.
all i can say is read the sig...and take my 1/4 mile time in perspective....i ran on 13 inch steelies with 175-60-13 tires...i dont know y but i did...if i brought sum nicer tires i can easily hit 13.7...at .53 bar.....so u tell me if a hybrid can do this with street tires under $2800....D series rules..for now at least
Yup, I'm all for a turbo D; I'll be boosting my D16Z6 soon. I plan on a Greddy kit, with a custom mounted (and very discrete) Izusu FMIC (courtesy of JalopySiR, gotta love the h-t hookup
), and Hondata, plus some other goodies, like in-tank fuel pump, injector upgrade, BOV, a few other things that slip my mind at the moment...
I'm going to just buy parts gradually, then install all at once when I have everything I need to do it right. Been a bit slow going though, had some family financial issues to attend to before I could do anything frivolous (relatively speaking) like turbo my car, but the way I see it, the best things in life take time!
), and Hondata, plus some other goodies, like in-tank fuel pump, injector upgrade, BOV, a few other things that slip my mind at the moment...I'm going to just buy parts gradually, then install all at once when I have everything I need to do it right. Been a bit slow going though, had some family financial issues to attend to before I could do anything frivolous (relatively speaking) like turbo my car, but the way I see it, the best things in life take time!
Turbo all the way. If you have a car with a D-series, make it a turbo. If you want a B-series engine, but the car that comes with a B!
I'll post pics of my setup after its done, should be toward the end of April. I only have a shift **** on it now.....but its getting a lot of parts here shortly.
I'll post pics of my setup after its done, should be toward the end of April. I only have a shift **** on it now.....but its getting a lot of parts here shortly.
IMO, this should have never been asked. It is all based on personal experience. For me, I love my sohc turbo but I hate using it in an autox. The larger turbo has a real parasitic effect on the cars performance in such a short course. Of course, if I had a larger engine in there with the same turbo, I would not be so unhappy.
Make up your own mind and do your own research. Hell Stupa Street can at least give you more info than just a bunch of opinionated computer geeks.
Its not always about power, the total amount of money you spend, or how fast you can get down the 1/4.
Make up your own mind and do your own research. Hell Stupa Street can at least give you more info than just a bunch of opinionated computer geeks.
Its not always about power, the total amount of money you spend, or how fast you can get down the 1/4.
Well, isn't a T3 turbo a little on the large side for a D-series. A T28 or T25 would give much better low end response and very little lag in comparison to a T3.


