boosted road racers
i was running a t3/t4, to be honest, i hate the turbo size for road racing... the throttle response is disgusting... i recently gave up on trying to make my car suitable for canyon runs & drag racing.
a smaller turbo with short gearing would work really well though.
an oil cooler, nicely sized radiator/fan. but good tuning & fuel set up should still be your #1 priority. you would probably benefit from street tuning as well, to take care of the little hiccups.
hood vents can also be beneficial...
a smaller turbo with short gearing would work really well though.
an oil cooler, nicely sized radiator/fan. but good tuning & fuel set up should still be your #1 priority. you would probably benefit from street tuning as well, to take care of the little hiccups.
hood vents can also be beneficial...
Something like a Greddy Turbo would be good for road racing since it has really quick spool. More displacement will also help a lot for turbo spool and low end power for pulling out of turns.
Hood vents is a great idea, but on your integra would look kinda....
Maybe buy a VIS vented hood for just the track and when you daily drive swap if off quick!
One of my goals was the race on a road course. But I guess I cant now since I am set on high horsepower numbers, and that requires a large turbo.
Hood vents is a great idea, but on your integra would look kinda....
Maybe buy a VIS vented hood for just the track and when you daily drive swap if off quick!One of my goals was the race on a road course. But I guess I cant now since I am set on high horsepower numbers, and that requires a large turbo.
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