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I am about to purchase the greddy kit for my SI. I was warned by someone that people are having problems with the car running hotter because the kit has faulty parts. Now is this normal for a car w/a turbo??? Or is the kit not a good idea??? IF anyone can respond to this asap I will be very greatful.
Thank you all

Jupe

 
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Yes The Car Always Runs Hotter With A Turbo, If You Are Running A Turbo You Will Need To Exhaust, Make Sure The Exhaust You Get Is Specified To Handle Turbo Discharge.

 
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I have full DC exhaust right now. Is there anything that I can do to help with cooling the engine besides radiator? Thanks

 
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aluminum radiator w/ bigger cores.... maybe a high performance water pump... and then add some red line water wetter to your coolant.

 
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wow, ok now I really want to do something with my SI... But I am tight on cash...

 
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you gotta pay if you wanna play

 
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Yea No Kidding And Once You Go Forced Induction...plan On Breaking Some ****!!!

 
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yay or spending a butt load of money the first time to do it right.....anything worth doing is worth doing right the first time

 
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well here is what i did but i don't know how well hondas do with this, i replaced the stock aluminum radiator core with a 33mm one added 2 bigger fans in the front, removed the front A/C condensor and put it in the front air dam at an angle and installed an electronic thremal sensing thermostat, which is designed to open up on any three adjusments i have it set on. Also i do not have an intercooler as i had bad luck driving my car up the drive way, this is why i modified my cooling system this way.

 
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Yeah! tell me about it my car is already on its fourth engine.

 
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Haha Yea I Know.