Turbo project.....NOW with manifold pics
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Rep Power: 257 Turbo project.....NOW with manifold pics
used to post on here alot last year when i was spraying but I sorta gave up on my car before winter and now decided to get back to it.
Just picked up some 15" black rota slips and some turbo parts and im going to see what I can run this year...hopefully better then last years 14.3@94
Just got started on the project last night...cut my aem intake apart to get the first charge pipe which fit really nice....now its going to be a pain to get threw the tiny hole behind the head light down to the wheel well......Im hopping to have this all done and tuned on next saturday so stay tuned.
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T3 60/48
Emanage
Lsd motor sports log mani
Tial 38mm .6bar external gate
2.5" nock off catback
310cc rsx-s
Blitz dd
Just picked up some 15" black rota slips and some turbo parts and im going to see what I can run this year...hopefully better then last years 14.3@94
Just got started on the project last night...cut my aem intake apart to get the first charge pipe which fit really nice....now its going to be a pain to get threw the tiny hole behind the head light down to the wheel well......Im hopping to have this all done and tuned on next saturday so stay tuned.
Set up:
T3 60/48
Emanage
Lsd motor sports log mani
Tial 38mm .6bar external gate
2.5" nock off catback
310cc rsx-s
Blitz dd
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Originally Posted by djrabbi
is that the intake in the second pic???? lookin good i have a 05..... im gonna do alot durin the summer....
Its the first piece to the charge pipe and yes it was made from my aem sri
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Rep Power: 261 looking pretty good.
If you use 2.25" piping, you can get it through the hold behind the headlight pretty easily. Just use a coupler right in that spot, and run the pipe up to the hole on both sides. Then simply run the coupler through the hole.
Thats how i did it on my old setup, and it lasted. When i took the kit off 1.5 years later, the coupler wasnt even marked.
If you use 2.25" piping, you can get it through the hold behind the headlight pretty easily. Just use a coupler right in that spot, and run the pipe up to the hole on both sides. Then simply run the coupler through the hole.
Thats how i did it on my old setup, and it lasted. When i took the kit off 1.5 years later, the coupler wasnt even marked.
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Originally Posted by turboengnr
looking pretty good.
If you use 2.25" piping, you can get it through the hold behind the headlight pretty easily. Just use a coupler right in that spot, and run the pipe up to the hole on both sides. Then simply run the coupler through the hole.
Thats how i did it on my old setup, and it lasted. When i took the kit off 1.5 years later, the coupler wasnt even marked.
If you use 2.25" piping, you can get it through the hold behind the headlight pretty easily. Just use a coupler right in that spot, and run the pipe up to the hole on both sides. Then simply run the coupler through the hole.
Thats how i did it on my old setup, and it lasted. When i took the kit off 1.5 years later, the coupler wasnt even marked.
I ended up cutting the hole bigger and using a big 45 degree 2.5" coupler to get threw...I wanted to stay with the 2.5" charge pipes.
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Rep Power: 237 i looked at your profile and did you ever end up getting that carbon fiber type r lip installed onto your car if you didnt were trying to get people so they could start production on one for use http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=254865
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Rep Power: 261 why are you going with 2.5" piping? Are you planning on a built motor?
or are you doing it just for looks?
I love the look of 2.5" piping. So either way, good job!
or are you doing it just for looks?
I love the look of 2.5" piping. So either way, good job!
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Originally Posted by turboengnr
why are you going with 2.5" piping? Are you planning on a built motor?
or are you doing it just for looks?
I love the look of 2.5" piping. So either way, good job!
or are you doing it just for looks?
I love the look of 2.5" piping. So either way, good job!
I had 2 front mount intakes i found locally for 10 bucks each so it was a hole bunch of cheap mandrel bent pipes....i know its a bit large...Should i be doing something alot smaller? I could do like crush bend pipes but Thats kind of boot leg.
and the funny thing is my first pipe in the pictures is a 2.75"...its so overkill but w/e it fit great.
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Originally Posted by joshb_
I had 2 front mount intakes i found locally for 10 bucks each so it was a hole bunch of cheap mandrel bent pipes....i know its a bit large...Should i be doing something alot smaller? I could do like crush bend pipes but Thats kind of boot leg.
and the funny thing is my first pipe in the pictures is a 2.75"...its so overkill but w/e it fit great.
and the funny thing is my first pipe in the pictures is a 2.75"...its so overkill but w/e it fit great.
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www.lsdmotorsports.com..........just give them a call they have great cust service. he said he would advertise on here but he just is really busy and maybe at some point he will do it. Ill be sure to get pics of the mani when I get it.
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Rep Power: 261 dude, you did what i did.... sorta..
I went to the pomona auto swap meet (like 2 square miles of car parts!!!) and i bought 7 cold air intakes for $45. I made all my intercooler pipes out of that. All 2.5"
But no, dont worry about it. the 2.5" wont hurt you much. It will take a little longer to spool up, but i doubt you would even notice the difference.
I went to the pomona auto swap meet (like 2 square miles of car parts!!!) and i bought 7 cold air intakes for $45. I made all my intercooler pipes out of that. All 2.5"
But no, dont worry about it. the 2.5" wont hurt you much. It will take a little longer to spool up, but i doubt you would even notice the difference.
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Originally Posted by turboengnr
dude, you did what i did.... sorta..
I went to the pomona auto swap meet (like 2 square miles of car parts!!!) and i bought 7 cold air intakes for $45. I made all my intercooler pipes out of that. All 2.5"
But no, dont worry about it. the 2.5" wont hurt you much. It will take a little longer to spool up, but i doubt you would even notice the difference.
I went to the pomona auto swap meet (like 2 square miles of car parts!!!) and i bought 7 cold air intakes for $45. I made all my intercooler pipes out of that. All 2.5"
But no, dont worry about it. the 2.5" wont hurt you much. It will take a little longer to spool up, but i doubt you would even notice the difference.
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Originally Posted by turboengnr
i wanted to do this to both my fans. I just never got around to doing it.
I ended up getting a 10" for like 45 shipped and its a 1450 cfm or something so it will be a little extra cooling when i need it...i can just turn on the ac and the fan will kick on. I mostly did it because I didnt liek how close the turbo was going to be and it was only 45 bucks.
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Rep Power: 280 you wire them to the stock wire plugs so they work just like stock. They are smaller and flow more air, I've also replaced my fans with slimlines. Makes a world of difference when installing your turbo when dealing with space issues.