I just got the okay to get a turbo
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I just got the okay to get a turbo
Okay I have a 4dr Automatic We love it but are having trouble keeping up with the German cars.
I don't want a German car so my Wife gave me the okay to get a trubo. what I need to know is what kind of engine mods will I need to do so I don't blow my motor and does it work Okay with an automatic? Is Greddy the best turbo to Buy really any Info on trubos and our cars would be great. Thanks
I don't want a German car so my Wife gave me the okay to get a trubo. what I need to know is what kind of engine mods will I need to do so I don't blow my motor and does it work Okay with an automatic? Is Greddy the best turbo to Buy really any Info on trubos and our cars would be great. Thanks
Yah, I recommend going with the SF turbo kit. And it will work okay with an automatic. We were just talking about that in this thread. Read that page and the page before. Talks about what would be good to have when you get a turbo for an automatic... like a shift kit.
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Originally posted by white2K2EX
If you don't mind me asking, why don't you want a German car?
If you don't mind me asking, why don't you want a German car?
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Look at my signature, thats what the kit looks like.
It installs in under 4 hours, and comes complete with everything you need, including exhaust gaskets.
If you want to know how easy it is to install, go here
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...threadid=96820
It installs in under 4 hours, and comes complete with everything you need, including exhaust gaskets.
If you want to know how easy it is to install, go here
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...threadid=96820
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Originally posted by RedDragon333
whatever you do go with SF or a custom kit, the others look and perform like A$$
whatever you do go with SF or a custom kit, the others look and perform like A$$
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Originally posted by Smokie2k2LX
Maybe replacing the clutch. I mean, you could do spark plugs and an exhaust... but you DON"T HAVE to. It would be worth it though.
Maybe replacing the clutch. I mean, you could do spark plugs and an exhaust... but you DON"T HAVE to. It would be worth it though.
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We have a DIS ignition so we don't have any wires. But for plugs, go with the Denso Iridium IK22s. I might go with the GReddy Iridium if that is all the shop has on site. Nobody near me sells Denso Iridiums.
Hey Catalyst just a quick question about the kit. Is it possible to put a K&N Filter under there? Is there enough room, or is it at a wierd angle or something? Kinda hard to see from the pics.
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well, yourinmyw0rld has a K&N type filter on his. So, yea. You can fit one on there. But it can not be the 3" type because it is not a 3" pipe. it is a 2 1/2". The 3" wouldnt fit.
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if you want to see how easy it is to install this kit, go to my DIY, i just updated it with 16 new pictures
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...25#post1131225
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...25#post1131225



