My introduction to homemadeturbo
05-30-2005, 06:14 PM
#1
1.0 BAR
Thread Starter
Join Date: May 2005
Posts: 241
My introduction to homemadeturbo
whats up guys? I thought it was time that i introduce myself to you guys and my car. I live in the eastern part of west va close to dc. Dont know what more to say about myself so heres some pics of the car and some stats. 
the 1st two are the most recent the cars has tein complete coilover setup invidia catback exhaust 4-2-1 header cold air intake. I recently ran it at the track and best run was a 15.5 iam looking to do the hmt 14b setup feel free to post anything helpful ( i already dabbled in the faq and shortyz posts) and comments on the car and your crx or honda setups thanks for looking
the 1st two are the most recent the cars has tein complete coilover setup invidia catback exhaust 4-2-1 header cold air intake. I recently ran it at the track and best run was a 15.5 iam looking to do the hmt 14b setup feel free to post anything helpful ( i already dabbled in the faq and shortyz posts) and comments on the car and your crx or honda setups thanks for looking
05-30-2005, 06:37 PM
#6
3.0 BAR
Join Date: Mar 2003
Posts: 5,282
Re: My introduction to homemadeturbo
Welcome to HMT 
I see we have another factory Yellow Honda joining. Lately there's been talk of a curse on those yellow ones so watch your back 
Good to know you've read Shorty'z writeup/info page too. Alot of information is given there that even myself look back on for help now and then, so keep that in mind, and eventually with some reading in our forums and looking into what other people use in their setups etc., you'll learn what you want to put into your setup. Good luck- Steve/Trance
I see we have another factory Yellow Honda joining. Lately there's been talk of a curse on those yellow ones so watch your back Good to know you've read Shorty'z writeup/info page too. Alot of information is given there that even myself look back on for help now and then, so keep that in mind, and eventually with some reading in our forums and looking into what other people use in their setups etc., you'll learn what you want to put into your setup. Good luck- Steve/Trance
