Advice Needed/Wanted: My Sohc Turbo Setup coming. (Lil Help. )

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Old Jan 24, 2004 | 10:27 PM
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Default Advice Needed/Wanted: My Sohc Turbo Setup coming. (Lil Help. )

Here's what I want to run:
d16z6
Vafc Hack
dsm 450cc's
d15b7/z6 pistons
Ls Rods
Thicker Headgasket (.2 or a little bit thinner. )
14b-td05h
DSM SMIC ( It's enough for me. )
Turbo XS RFL BOV
Walboro Pump

I need to know this:

a) How much HP can stock LS rods take? Is it worth getting LS rods, I thought I read somewhere that they were pretty strong but i'm not quoting anything.

b) What's the easiest way to lower compression on that motor. Do I even have to go the route of getting new rods before I boost or can I just get a new headgasket?

c) Is there a major difference with running a straight pipe or is Catback Fine? If I already have it I might as well use it.

d) The VAFC Hack... is the Walboro Pump needed? Is it an ideal thing to have?

e) Can someone do a calculation with the D-series calc... http://www.knology.net/~jediklc/D.htm ... and tell me what my C/R would be with d15b7 Pistons in a d16z6 motor with LS Rods and a thicker headgasket. That'd help because I don't know the LS rod length.


I searched for this stuff for the last hour but nothing as far as a direct answer to my questions. So sorry if you find what I couldn't. All help is appreciated. Thanks guys!

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Old Jan 25, 2004 | 01:37 PM
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b) You could get lower compression pistons. Also, you can run your stock rods and pistons fine. Just wouldn't go over 10 psi to be safe.

c) From what i heard, the straight pipe is much better than your catback. There is less restriction and that's a good thing on turbo cars. At the same time, you won't be emissions friendly.

d) No, the walbro is not needed for the hack. Unless you are going above 10psi, you should be ok. I'm running 6 psi pdaily and 9.5 psi at the track on my stock pump.
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Old Jan 31, 2004 | 08:22 PM
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ok heres the deal.............a d16y7 cost 300 bucks for a 99
so blow em up all day theyre cheep

just do this cause this is what i have and it works
99 d16 non vtec in cx hatch
12:1 fmu
greddy kit w/blue box
9 psi
hi press pump
front mount

12 sec all day long
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Old Jan 31, 2004 | 10:17 PM
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I got some a6 rods, the strongest of the D series. I'll let them got for 10 dollars each.

Nick
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Old Feb 10, 2004 | 05:37 PM
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by gotslicks &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ok heres the deal.............a d16y7 cost 300 bucks for a 99
so blow em up all day theyre cheep

just do this cause this is what i have and it works
99 d16 non vtec in cx hatch
12:1 fmu
greddy kit w/blue box
9 psi
hi press pump
front mount

12 sec all day long</TD></TR></TABLE>

I call bs on that setup 13's maybe, but not 12 reliably...
That is a setup that you will need to change the engine often...
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