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Old 03-05-2010, 03:08 AM   #1
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Exclamation turboing a d16y5 help!

hey i want to buy a complete turbo kit ebay for my d16y5 in my 99 civic ex.. the dude i bought the car from said it was for better gas mileage lol. well its still vtec and i wanna turbo it using a complete ebay kit like this one http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HONDA...ht_3365wt_1165



i just want to keep my engine stock internals and run 7-8 psi daily
how much power would i get?
do i need to change intake manifold?
and how would i turbo it? i never done it before
someone help!
and i know ebay turbos are crap but ill probably end up upgrading the turbo in the future
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Old 03-05-2010, 04:43 PM   #2
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You have a civic hx engine, the gearing is really long on the hx tranny. The whole vtec system on the hx motor isn't for speed but for gas mileage. (google it if u want) Dont get the ebay kit, but a log style cast iron manifold, get a used turbo off ebay, craigslist, this site ect... make sure its a good brand like garrett and that the turbo is in good condition. Then get a decent wastegate, u dont want a ebay wastegate and it gets stuck and ur boostin a million psi. ebay intercooler should be good, and i guess bov should be good. everything else like charge pipes you can weld together using 2.5" mild steel tubing. Just search how to put everything together
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hey i want to buy a complete turbo kit ebay for my d16y5 in my 99 civic ex.. the dude i bought the car from said it was for better gas mileage lol. well its still vtec and i wanna turbo it using a complete ebay kit like this one HONDA CIVIC CRX D15 D16 T3/T4 D-STEEL TURBO CHARGER KIT : eBay Motors (item 150405522525 end time Mar-15-10 17:11:52 PDT)



i just want to keep my engine stock internals and run 7-8 psi daily
how much power would i get?
do i need to change intake manifold?
and how would i turbo it? i never done it before
someone help!
and i know ebay turbos are crap but ill probably end up upgrading the turbo in the future
Read, search, read more, understand the basics(which is what you are asking), then feel free to ask questions that aren't in the FAQ.
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Old 03-06-2010, 02:18 PM   #4
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You have a civic hx engine, the gearing is really long on the hx tranny. The whole vtec system on the hx motor isn't for speed but for gas mileage. (google it if u want) Dont get the ebay kit, but a log style cast iron manifold, get a used turbo off ebay, craigslist, this site ect... make sure its a good brand like garrett and that the turbo is in good condition. Then get a decent wastegate, u dont want a ebay wastegate and it gets stuck and ur boostin a million psi. ebay intercooler should be good, and i guess bov should be good. everything else like charge pipes you can weld together using 2.5" mild steel tubing. Just search how to put everything together
yeah i know its an hx motor, but i think i still have the original y8 tranny
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Its ok about the turbo kit, just get some decent engine management to control fuel, that is the secret
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Old 03-07-2010, 01:09 AM   #6
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can anyone direct me to how to install a turbo kit on a d series? this will be my first time and i wanna do it at home and not pay someone to do it for me. i understand the basics. tube goes to intake manifold, then to intercooler then to turbo.. how do the oil lines go?
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I hate when people say this but, seriously search. This is a turbo site, you are asking very basic questions. check out the FAQs. and to see if you have an ex or hx transmission then when you are drive 65mph the rpms should be 2500 if its hx, it should be much higher if ex
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yes... here you got all the info you need... also you can search for pictures on internet
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I hate when people say this but, seriously search. This is a turbo site, you are asking very basic questions. check out the FAQs. and to see if you have an ex or hx transmission then when you are drive 65mph the rpms should be 2500 if its hx, it should be much higher if ex


yeah my car is at 3k rpms at 65.. and i know i read a lot of the articles here but they mostly just tell me what i need, i dont really care for that since im buying a complete kit i just want to know like step by step instructions with the fuel system and how to get the oil flow to and from the turbo for my d16
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for oil feed. use a t-fitting and tap into your oil pressure switch or you can tap into a oil galley plug. a lot of people are also using those oil filter adaptors. either one will work fine.

for oil drain you can drill and tap a -8 fitting into the oil pan or you can use a scavange pump and have it pumped back into the crankcase through the oil fill tube or where ever you desire.

as for fuel system. get rid of the stock fuel pressure regulator and install a 1:1 boost reference fuel pressure regulator in its place. get larger injectors(size depends on hp needas). get it tuned. i believe honda tuners have a program called hondata. they install a programmable chip in the stock ecm and they can flash the ecm to your needs.

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