Hitchhikkr

The fastest turbo cars in the world are automatic. Lovely thing about a slushomatic turbo car is that it doesnt loose boost between shifts, once it spools up its there until you let out. My first automatic Supra was a thing of beauty when you came off the converter.

Is going to be your problem.

drunkinmaster1

rebuilt bonespec b000 swap and call it a day. auto tranny for light power applications 160ish

Civicboi95

so u sayin it wont b a problem, about management, what should b done

WTF

no doing that will make it work fine.

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Skaterdudz02

Automatics are okay, but you're losing a lot of power with it. I had a turbo on my Accord, and it held up well, but would slip between shifts when the car was cold and in 1 or 2lbs of boost.

It can be done, but it won't last too long. Mine lasted almost 20k miles and that was with about 6lbs of boost on it.

Scott-EP

magement is the same for your auto car as any other civic. chipped ecu. you dont have to do anythign special cause it an auto. but im sure within a month of installing your turbo there will be an auto to manual thread from you

Hitchhikkr

No im saying a stock honda slushbox isnt going to hold a lot of power, and if it does it wont last long. If your clever and properly shim the accumulators it will last longer and hold a bit more, but im not going to tell you how to do it because you havent found the search button yet.

Civicboi95

u kno wat i think im jus gnna stay non-boosted till i get a new car. maybe same year n model just stick. <<to much work to swap it over+not enough brains = save money....write that down....

Smith-02

you probably born in 1995 if you cant figure out an auto to manual swap.

txdohczc

its pretty simple to swap auto-manual. if you cant figure it out then you should probably hold off on turboing it