1991civicsi build thread
#21
Re: Completed Turbo ED
Originally Posted by ryan89crx
looks ------- awesome! good job!
one question...why not face the turbo the other way for easier DP routing? it doesnt look to be a/c compatible, and thats about the only reason to face it the way you did
one question...why not face the turbo the other way for easier DP routing? it doesnt look to be a/c compatible, and thats about the only reason to face it the way you did
Originally Posted by sikcrx89
oh and where did you get your turbo edit sticker on your ecu i want to get a couple like it
Originally Posted by sikcrx89
is your adj. fpr necesary since you have 450cc injectors and can tune the fuel map from your chip
#23
Re: Completed Turbo ED
Very nice and clean, i just turbo'd my civic hatch and i wish i would have done a better job and taken the time to make it a good clean job.
I had a question i see you installed the dsm 450's and i was wondering if you used the stock seals and clips? i just put them in mine with a chipped ecu from xenocron and now my car wont start i cant figure out why. help will be appreciated thanx
I had a question i see you installed the dsm 450's and i was wondering if you used the stock seals and clips? i just put them in mine with a chipped ecu from xenocron and now my car wont start i cant figure out why. help will be appreciated thanx
#24
Re: Completed Turbo ED
Originally Posted by 1991civicsi
I dont mind getting my turbo rebuilt, but I dont know if the problem is that my oil pressure is too high, because even after a rebuild the high pressure may damage the rebuild. Does anyone have any suggestions?
#25
Re: Completed Turbo ED
Originally Posted by turbocivic6776
Very nice and clean, i just turbo'd my civic hatch and i wish i would have done a better job and taken the time to make it a good clean job.
I had a question i see you installed the dsm 450's and i was wondering if you used the stock seals and clips? i just put them in mine with a chipped ecu from xenocron and now my car wont start i cant figure out why. help will be appreciated thanx
I had a question i see you installed the dsm 450's and i was wondering if you used the stock seals and clips? i just put them in mine with a chipped ecu from xenocron and now my car wont start i cant figure out why. help will be appreciated thanx
Originally Posted by BLAAST
No, too much oil pressure OR an improper oil return will NOT damage the turbo. So rebuilding it is a good way to trouble shoot the problem. if your turbine end piston ring was worn out, a rebuild will cure the problem. If it still leaks, your oil feed/return or engine compression are the next things to worry about.
#26
Re: Completed Turbo ED
This site has all the ressources to resolve your problems.
A turbocharged car can be very reliable.
If you have a CEL, check the code and resolve it.
If the turbo is leaking, send it to me.
Any other problems? Just post it here and i'm sure everybody will jump in to help.
A HMT guy giving up on a project, on his wife's advice on top of that, really sounds like a big failure and disapointment for you, and all of us.
A turbocharged car can be very reliable.
If you have a CEL, check the code and resolve it.
If the turbo is leaking, send it to me.
Any other problems? Just post it here and i'm sure everybody will jump in to help.
A HMT guy giving up on a project, on his wife's advice on top of that, really sounds like a big failure and disapointment for you, and all of us.
#27
Re: Completed Turbo ED
Don't give up!!
thanx for the help i got it running yesterday, by the way i have a 90 civic si hatch to so i have a resistor box also. thanx and dont give up your setup looks awesome keep working on it and fix the bugs.
thanx for the help i got it running yesterday, by the way i have a 90 civic si hatch to so i have a resistor box also. thanx and dont give up your setup looks awesome keep working on it and fix the bugs.
#28
Re: Completed Turbo ED
Well I was persistant and I got the car to run well and getting all the "bugs" out. I think this was the most challenging part for me. Anticipating problems and solving them when they occur.
Chris Xenocron had given me some good advice to cure the ECU problem I was having. So, thanks to all you noggs who helped me, and encouraged me along the way. Let me know if any of you have questions or if there is anything I can do to help with your install.
Chris Xenocron had given me some good advice to cure the ECU problem I was having. So, thanks to all you noggs who helped me, and encouraged me along the way. Let me know if any of you have questions or if there is anything I can do to help with your install.
#29
Re: Completed Turbo ED
i have a question your running a 42/48 ts right? i JUST turbo'd my d15b2 and i was wondering how the turbo spools on your car, does it hold 8 psi till redline? thats the only thing im worried about it seems to build boost real fast at like 2300 rpm and hit 8 psi at around 3200 rpm for me but im on a basemap and havent redlined it yet
#30
Re: Completed Turbo ED
Originally Posted by #1NISMO
i have a question your running a 42/48 ts right? i JUST turbo'd my d15b2 and i was wondering how the turbo spools on your car, does it hold 8 psi till redline? thats the only thing im worried about it seems to build boost real fast at like 2300 rpm and hit 8 psi at around 3200 rpm for me but im on a basemap and havent redlined it yet
The turbo spools pretty quickly, but not @ 2300 RPM, Id say maybe betwen 3k-4k RPM, and I can hear the W/G open at about a little bit above 5K RPM. (Dont quote me on that though.)