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stillnoturbo 05-11-2005 11:52 AM

Boosting a slushbox ?
 
There's a kid I work with who want to do all this stupid ----(header, intake, vtec head basic bolt-ons) to his car that won't help it out that much being that it's an auto. So I told him your best bang for you buck would to turbo. It's an auto EK DX hatch. I was thinking since it's an auto that a small turbo would be the best since it's gonna shift early with tranny. I was thinking like a dsm t25 or maybe a rhb5. Nothing crazy just a basic kit. I told him I could make it and install it for 600. Since it's obd2 I would just go with a bluebox and keep it simple cause even though it's a simple kit I'll never resort to a FMU and check valves. Any suggestions on how the car would be boosted on a auto tranny?

izzie 05-11-2005 12:22 PM

Re: Boosting a slushbox ?
 
does it matter? it will be an improvement - dont u guys have anything for mapping auto boxes and their shift points? ive seen them for supras etc

stillnoturbo 05-11-2005 12:34 PM

Re: Boosting a slushbox ?
 
It's obd2 so anything with the ecu is a no-go. Just not sure how the converter would take it and how long?

Spenser 05-11-2005 01:15 PM

Re: Boosting a slushbox ?
 

Originally Posted by izzie
does it matter? it will be an improvement - dont u guys have anything for mapping auto boxes and their shift points? ive seen them for supras etc

I stole the sig from someone on here, but ican't seem to find it on scoreboobs.com? alittle help please.

chile 05-11-2005 05:53 PM

Re: Boosting a slushbox ?
 

Originally Posted by stillnoturbo
It's obd2 so anything with the ecu is a no-go. Just not sure how the converter would take it and how long?

so this ain't smog legal then...would this be a real pain in the ass or something that can be taken care of relatively easy?

bonestock94 05-12-2005 05:54 AM

Re: Boosting a slushbox ?
 
slushbox will die w/in a few months.

BLaze 05-12-2005 11:32 AM

Re: Boosting a slushbox ?
 
Dpends on how hard he is on the tranny. I saw a post a while back with a guy who was running a F22 or something with a small lil snail with an auto tranny and babied it for quite a while and it held up untill he sold the car. You can do it, it has been done but eventually, it will die. Just depends on how hard he beats on it and what snail he runs...

Blaze

stillnoturbo 05-12-2005 12:14 PM

Re: Boosting a slushbox ?
 
Well I'd be build the kit so I'm trying to get ideas of a good turbo for it. I'm think around a IHI rhb5. Any other suggestions?

chile 05-12-2005 01:28 PM

Re: Boosting a slushbox ?
 

Originally Posted by stillnoturbo
Well I'd be build the kit so I'm trying to get ideas of a good turbo for it. I'm think around a IHI rhb5. Any other suggestions?

not that i know anything but from what i've read, the IHI rhb5 would be a decent choice....that's what i was thinking of going with but still usnsure about the obd2 deal...

sohc_mshue 05-12-2005 03:24 PM

Re: Boosting a slushbox ?
 
he is going to need to baby it for sure. From what i've heard more than probably 5-7psi with a small turbo is going to be fairly rough on that tranny.


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