I went back to turbo
I have been doing the NA thing for a bit and it just wasnt cutting it so I went back to boost.
I have had 370+hp to the wheels with a different set up so I know what big power is all about. On this set up I decided to go back to what I started with....small turbo, instant boost, great drivability...and CHEAP! I've got $1200 in the whole kit.
. Car drives absolutely fantastic, I will never do big turbo again..
LHT Performance (727-344-1800) in Pinellas Park, Fla did the whole thing. They are awesome!
here is a list of mods:
Motor and Drivetrain
B18C5 block Golden Eagle Sleeved
Stock ITR head and cams
Endyn 9.8:1 84.5mm
Crower Rods
Apexi VAFC
ARP Head bolts
Endyn Ported Intake manifold
Mugen Thermostat
Mugen Oil Cap
Mugen valve cover
DC Sports short shifter
JUN lightweight flywheel
Clutchmaster stage 3 Clutch
GSR 5th Gear (172mph top speed)
MSD High Power Anti Vibration Coil and Distributor cap
LHT Performance Engine Damper
Endyn Catch Can
Fluidyne Radiator
Gator Racing stage 2 axles
Turbo Kit
Turbonetics T3 turbo off a Chrysler LeBaron. V Trim T4 comp wheel, clipped exh. Wheel
Rev Hard log manifold
Tial 38mm wastegate
Vibrant silicone connectors
Mitsubishi Starion Intercooler
2” piping to IC, 2-2 1/2” piping from IC to engine
Bosch high boost BOV
2 ½” flared to 3” Downpipe
Closed loop wastegate dump
Exhaust System
DC Sports Race Header
Test Pipe
Mugen Twinloop Exhaust
Fuel
Precision 580cc injectors
B&M fuel pressure Reg.
Walboro 255lph fuel pump
Zdyne Gold SECU
Engine Management
JDM 98 spec ITR ecu
J&S v2 Safeguard
Suspension/Brakes
Acura NSX front Calipers
Acura Legend 28mm front rotors
LHT Performance Master Cylinder Brace
Mugen Sport Type R Coilover system
Mugen 26mm rear sway bar
Mugen Front and rear tower bars (authentic)
Miscellaneous
Apexi Ver. 1 Rev-Speed meter
JDM Honda badge
JDM Honda H badges
JDM red stitched shift boot
JDM ITR steering wheel
Mugen shift ****





We did the IC over to one side so I would have absolutely no problems with cooling or AC switching off.

fuzzy pic of the R

scott
Modified by scooter at 1:10 PM 7/23/2004
Modified by scooter at 6:34 PM 9/25/2004
I have had 370+hp to the wheels with a different set up so I know what big power is all about. On this set up I decided to go back to what I started with....small turbo, instant boost, great drivability...and CHEAP! I've got $1200 in the whole kit.
. Car drives absolutely fantastic, I will never do big turbo again..
LHT Performance (727-344-1800) in Pinellas Park, Fla did the whole thing. They are awesome!
here is a list of mods:
Motor and Drivetrain
B18C5 block Golden Eagle Sleeved
Stock ITR head and cams
Endyn 9.8:1 84.5mm
Crower Rods
Apexi VAFC
ARP Head bolts
Endyn Ported Intake manifold
Mugen Thermostat
Mugen Oil Cap
Mugen valve cover
DC Sports short shifter
JUN lightweight flywheel
Clutchmaster stage 3 Clutch
GSR 5th Gear (172mph top speed)
MSD High Power Anti Vibration Coil and Distributor cap
LHT Performance Engine Damper
Endyn Catch Can
Fluidyne Radiator
Gator Racing stage 2 axles
Turbo Kit
Turbonetics T3 turbo off a Chrysler LeBaron. V Trim T4 comp wheel, clipped exh. Wheel
Rev Hard log manifold
Tial 38mm wastegate
Vibrant silicone connectors
Mitsubishi Starion Intercooler
2” piping to IC, 2-2 1/2” piping from IC to engine
Bosch high boost BOV
2 ½” flared to 3” Downpipe
Closed loop wastegate dump
Exhaust System
DC Sports Race Header
Test Pipe
Mugen Twinloop Exhaust
Fuel
Precision 580cc injectors
B&M fuel pressure Reg.
Walboro 255lph fuel pump
Zdyne Gold SECU
Engine Management
JDM 98 spec ITR ecu
J&S v2 Safeguard
Suspension/Brakes
Acura NSX front Calipers
Acura Legend 28mm front rotors
LHT Performance Master Cylinder Brace
Mugen Sport Type R Coilover system
Mugen 26mm rear sway bar
Mugen Front and rear tower bars (authentic)
Miscellaneous
Apexi Ver. 1 Rev-Speed meter
JDM Honda badge
JDM Honda H badges
JDM red stitched shift boot
JDM ITR steering wheel
Mugen shift ****





We did the IC over to one side so I would have absolutely no problems with cooling or AC switching off.

fuzzy pic of the R

scott
Modified by scooter at 1:10 PM 7/23/2004
Modified by scooter at 6:34 PM 9/25/2004
Thats a strange mix of expensive parts you have on your R but daddy like... What kind of numbers do you think the new turbo kit will do, and did you bother to lower your comp ratio or will you run it as it is?
compression is 9.8:1 with the Endyn pistons.
this setup should make 300+whp at somewhere around 12-15psi I would think. I had this same turbo on a Stock ITR block and head about 2 years ago and it did this at 10psi.

scott
this setup should make 300+whp at somewhere around 12-15psi I would think. I had this same turbo on a Stock ITR block and head about 2 years ago and it did this at 10psi.

scott
very nice
why the rev hard log manifold though? why not tubular? because of space issues? I see you still have the stock sized radiator, wish I could keep mine but it wont fit.
Ive never had big boost, so I plan to boost to the freaking moon lol
why the rev hard log manifold though? why not tubular? because of space issues? I see you still have the stock sized radiator, wish I could keep mine but it wont fit.Ive never had big boost, so I plan to boost to the freaking moon lol
I wanted a log mani so I didnt have to worry about the manifold cracking, also the more manifold you got in there the more heat you got....big manifolds make big heat.
Its not the stock sized radiator, its a fluidyne pushed all the way forward.
scott
Its not the stock sized radiator, its a fluidyne pushed all the way forward.
scott
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by scooter »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I wanted a log mani so I didnt have to worry about the manifold cracking, also the more manifold you got in there the more heat you got....big manifolds make big heat.
Its not the stock sized radiator, its a fluidyne pushed all the way forward.
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yeah I know the fluidyne is a lil bigger and didnt realize you pushed it farther forward. I have the same radiator, wonder if Ill be able to do something similar. Did the hood latch become the limiting factor to relocating the rad?
Its not the stock sized radiator, its a fluidyne pushed all the way forward.
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yeah I know the fluidyne is a lil bigger and didnt realize you pushed it farther forward. I have the same radiator, wonder if Ill be able to do something similar. Did the hood latch become the limiting factor to relocating the rad?
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thankyou for the compliment
only 20hp from 300 with this same setup on stock block, stock head. I am now 84.5mm. we should see some decent numbers when I am done. I am not going for peak numbers though but they are nice to see.
scott
only 20hp from 300 with this same setup on stock block, stock head. I am now 84.5mm. we should see some decent numbers when I am done. I am not going for peak numbers though but they are nice to see.
scott
Thats a sweet turbo set up. One of the nicest ive seen in an engine bay. (and i'm usually not a big turbo fan)
Simple and neat with no fancy ricey colours and to the point. It even looks like a stock ITR Turbo had Honda released them directly.
Nice job mate - loving it.
Simple and neat with no fancy ricey colours and to the point. It even looks like a stock ITR Turbo had Honda released them directly.
Nice job mate - loving it.
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-Dave, who would be clicking the ban button if he could.
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