Turbo kit?? really works??
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Turbo kit?? really works??
i just want to know whether the custom turbo kit make by www.turbo-performance.com really works???? i know some of our member had done to their car...but i want to make sure again...i did search then i want to make sure now.,...is that safety and reliable to have 220whp after install the turbo kit??? just want to make sure...peace...[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG][IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
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We're thinking my custom kit will have around 170-180 to the wheels.. this is just an estimate. As soon as RevHard gets off their asses and ships me a manifold, we'll finish and I'll upload my finished dyno after tuning the Haltech unit.
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220 i doubt, probably 180ish max, hell 220 would be sweet though. I wouldnt believe it til someone uploaded a dyno though...[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: HondaCoupe
220 i doubt, probably 180ish max, hell 220 would be sweet though. I wouldnt believe it til someone uploaded a dyno though...[hr]
haha
like any one would use the 220 WHP ever!
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ya, the kit works.
email them. they know their stuff.
sure, the site is mega ghetto...but they really do know their stuff.
as for horsepower...do the math, man.
it all depends on your boost pressure, and the temperature of the air. use some grade 10 pyshics, and some grade 4 math, and figure it out!
email them. they know their stuff.
sure, the site is mega ghetto...but they really do know their stuff.
as for horsepower...do the math, man.
it all depends on your boost pressure, and the temperature of the air. use some grade 10 pyshics, and some grade 4 math, and figure it out!
yes the lx/dx in theory could run a higher boost pressure then an ex bc of its 9.5to1 comprestion compared to the ex's 9.9to1. however both the lx,ex,and dx all have plastic intake manifolds it can only sustain so much boost. oh and im about to get banned again. oh well. [IMG]i/expressions/laugh2.gif[/IMG] oh yea this is spider again. [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/IMG]
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jesus, did you say plastic intake manifolds?
man...that definitely needs to be upgraded! JG Edelbrock came out with one for the 6th gens...hopefully they'll make one for our cars soon.
or does another company already make them?
man...that definitely needs to be upgraded! JG Edelbrock came out with one for the 6th gens...hopefully they'll make one for our cars soon.
or does another company already make them?
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