Boost a D15B2, bad idea?
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Boost a D15B2, bad idea?
I've posted this on various forums, just seeing what different people's input is. I've got 180k on the clock, but am getting ready to do a full tune up with new gaskets, various oil seals, and a new OEM clutch. I haven't done a compression test yet, but if the cylinders are past 5%ish of each other, that answers my question . I'm just looking for a little more power for scooting around town. Won't be going to the track, the most extreme situation would be some highway driving. Would a S-AFC be ok for me to use with my applicaton? What's the max boost that I should not go past? I know the D15 has weaker internals than the D16, so I would imagine 3-5psi max? Everything will be stock except for an exhaust and maybe a Skunk 2 cam gear.
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Re: Boost a D15B2, bad idea?
I made a mistake, I have a D15B2 not a D15A2. My motor has only the two fuel injectors on top. Would an OEM honda headgasket be ok? I don't think I would run more than 5psi. I looked into chipping my ECU, but it is very confusing to me. How exactly is my ecu chipped and how do I run a program like TurboEdit, chrome, or uber?
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Re: Boost a D15B2, bad idea?
You will need a PM6 ecu might as well get a chipped one nowhttp://www.-------------/products.php?page=prod_cover complete MPFI[88-91SI] intake manifold along with resistor box[silver thing on shock tower] and SI distributor.Then perform the swap as per instructions.[url][https://www.homemadeturbo.com/forum/...4489.0/url]STD hatches are the ---- that thing must be borderline on 2000lbs
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Re: Boost a D15B2, bad idea?
My old EF hatch. MPFI with a t25 turboh
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