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dsmjay 10-13-2003 11:52 AM

hey guys give me some help!
 
alright guys first off let me start by saying that this site is ------- awesome, and although ive a dsm guy for the past 2 yrs ive finally seen the light :) :)

anyways what im going to be doing is turboing a zc motor this winter. and i am pretty knowledgable when it comes to the whole turbo and stuff...but i do have a few questions that only you guys that have tried different products can answer. so here it goes.

which turbo to use? most seem to use the t-25, me myself i love the 14b. its pulles alot harder and is a pretty good turbo. but from what i hear its difficult to mount and what not. also i talked to a guy from honda village (around pittsburgh) and hes supposed to know his ----, and he said that a t-25 will spool to quick going down the road and that it would detonate the motor. but if everyone is using that turbo...hes gotta be wrong.

i also want to run dsm 450 injectors and a s-afc. do you guys think that this will be enough management to run 8lbs of boost. i think that this setup is fairly simple to work with and id like to use this. any opinion though would be great.

this is all going into a 90crx si, do i have to change the radiator and cooling fan? i just want to make sure of everything that i got to get. :) :)

o2 sensor housing, im not clear on that, can you use the stock housing or do you have to buy one, and if you do where can i get one from.

thanks guys for the help i just want to make sure that i got everything right before i dive into this setup.

turbocivic17m 10-13-2003 12:34 PM

Re:hey guys give me some help!
 
1. I personally have never used the T25, but your right, there are plenty of people that use it around here to make me think that it should be ok. I use a T3 and it spools great all the way up to redline and never stops giving power. As a mater of fact, a T3 with larger trim specs would work MUCH better on that ZC motor you plan on using.

2. Might want a larger fuel pump to suply the 450 cc injectors. Also, you will need an FMU to go with the AFC despite what many people on here will say.

3. If I understand what you are asking about the O2 housing is correct, yes you can use the factoring 02 housing that comes with the turbo you pull and weld that to your downpipe. O3 you can fabricate your own. Doesnt really matter.

rudebwoy 10-13-2003 12:59 PM

Re:hey guys give me some help!
 
why would you need an fmu? a lot of people recomend against it and its true you don't need it, I went to cybernation in miami and they was doing rsx using rc 550cc ,vafc walbo 255lph pump, and a 12-1 vortech fmu, I ask why the fmu? they said its just for backup security, made me think that maybe I should use one because these guys are big in the business. I still dont think you need one, just like you dont need a missing link for less than 10 psi. and the ratio 12-1 means that it raise your fuel pressure 12 psi for each pound of boost, bad for your lines, bad for fpr.

turbocivic17m 10-13-2003 01:18 PM

Re:hey guys give me some help!
 
Tunning purposes. I had to max out my fuel settings on the VAFC and I still ran lean. If he has the 440 cc injectors mabye he will be ok. I just like to have a good fuel system.

turboboy 10-13-2003 01:20 PM

Re:hey guys give me some help!
 
no missing link for under 10psi?...what are you talking about...if you are using an fmu as your fuel setup and no afc, you wont be able to boost at all really without a cel....and you dont necessarily need an fmu with an afc, and if you use one you would want a very low ratio one

rudebwoy 10-13-2003 01:25 PM

Re:hey guys give me some help!
 
I was talking about a setup that includes a VAFC, and 450cc+ 255plh pump, but I'm still gonna use my missing link because I already got it, incase I desided to raise my boost past 8 psi just like the fmu, security!

turboboy 10-13-2003 01:36 PM

Re:hey guys give me some help!
 
ok why would you use the missink link, it wont let the map read boost at all

rudebwoy 10-13-2003 02:54 PM

Re:hey guys give me some help!
 
I dont know? maybe its because synapse advertised that it allows a smoother vacuum to boost transition, its kinda rough when boosting, and since I already have it I may give it a try.

turboboy 10-13-2003 03:13 PM

Re:hey guys give me some help!
 
i cant see it working well with the afc, which needs to see the map voltage, since the missing link will not let it see boost at all...it is usually used with fmu setups only and i would see it only creating tuning problems

dsmjay 10-13-2003 05:08 PM

Re:hey guys give me some help!
 
okay....basically my question is this. i want to use a s-afc, 450cc injectors and yeah ill be going with a walbro 255 since i am quite familiar with them. but basically what im saying is...this should work good for management wont it? i mean dsm ecus are programmed to read boost so ive never had this problem...i just want to make sure what all i need. and what ppl reccomend. alot of ppl dont like the fmu and missing link combo..said they cant work out all the bugs?

turboboy 10-13-2003 05:11 PM

Re:hey guys give me some help!
 
yea that should be good

dsmjay 10-13-2003 05:54 PM

Re:hey guys give me some help!
 
alright thanks ghetto. i think thats the setup ill go with.
so what about the radiator and cooling fan. if i have to change it...what radiator to go with...and which cooling fan? thanks alot guys

turbocivic17m 10-13-2003 10:21 PM

Re:hey guys give me some help!
 
Bringing up the FMU thing was my bad, didnt mean to confuse you, I forgot that you are using 440 cc injectors instead of 310 cc injectors like my setup. You can see how an FMU would be useful in that setup.

d16tuner 10-13-2003 10:30 PM

Re:hey guys give me some help!
 
The stock o2 sensor position is in the exhaust manifold (at least on my car), so no you can't use that if you are swapping for a turbo manifold, which I hope you intend to do. You will need to get a mani or downpipe with an o2 bung welded into it. If yours doesn't include one, you can buy one online like at http://www.burnsstainless.com/Hardwa...-o2-rings.html and get it welded into your dp.

turbocivic17m 10-14-2003 08:15 PM

Re:hey guys give me some help!
 
I think he was aking if he would use the o2 housing that bolts to the turbo, not the o2 housing in the factory downpipe of a Honda. You can use the o2 housing that bolts to the turbo, it will look like ---- but you can use it. I would recomend fabrication if you are worried about looks. Its hard to weld to different metals together :P

dsmjay 10-14-2003 09:33 PM

Re:hey guys give me some help!
 
yeah thats what i was asking...i just want to know what other ppl are using...i mean the o2 sensor housing bolts to the exhaust housing for the turbo...so if i dont use the one that bolts to the turbo which do i use...what are you guys using....anything will help ??? ???

stargazer 10-15-2003 04:50 PM

Re:hey guys give me some help!
 
Having the larger injectors is the reason behind not having an FMU.
FMU = get more fuel into the cylinders by means of higher fuel pressure.
Larger Injectors = much more fuel at a lower pressure.
You don't need both.

450's + S-AFC should be safe for 10 psi max. Again, SAFE.

As for the downpipe, if you are not using the stock DSM T25 adapter to downpipe piece all you really have to do is buy a t25 exhaust housing flange then have it welded to the downpipe and bolt everything up. An exhaust shop should be able to do all that for you.

Check out this piece I found on DSM trader. It has a bung for an 02 sensor and everything..

http://www.gopartstrader.com/suite/c...res/128606.jpg

dsmjay 10-16-2003 12:19 AM

Re:hey guys give me some help!
 
so basically if i get the t25 o2 housing that will work fine then just have a custom downpipe made...right?

stargazer 10-16-2003 03:21 PM

Re:hey guys give me some help!
 
If the 02 housing fits with your engine I don't see why not.


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