My first boosted Honda- 94 Civic EX coupe
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Long time reader of HMT and been mostly an observer. Figured I show you all what I've been working on. Let me know what you think.
94 Civic Coupe, D16Z6, T25, CX mani, 450cc DSM injectors, 1G DSM BOV, FMIC, 2.5" IC piping powder coated black, 8 psi solid. Attachment 8365 Attachment 8366 Attachment 8367 Attachment 8368 |
Very clean civic from the exterior I was pleasantly surprised, but where the engine bay pics?
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I'll have to take a couple. I haven't had a chance to clean it up the engine bay yet. Perhaps I'll post a before and after.
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I went a took a pic of the engine. Couple other things, I have a chipped P28 on crome pro, AEM wideband, Autometer boost gauge in the pillar, HID conversion, lots of other suspension goodies etc.http://i653.photobucket.com/albums/u...ginebay001.jpg
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Before and After. The before was from January and after was from today. Attachment 8363
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opinions? Anyone swap to an LS motor with boost in their civic? What PSI and any HP numbers?
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Nice car. Just my style. Subtle and not overly done. My buddy had an LS with a greddy kit in his EG. We never had any dyno pulls or time slips but the thing was fun as hell. Good value since the LS longblock we got was only 400 bucks and the greddy kit was a hand me down. He was running 12psi daily. The greddy kits downpipe was restrictive and the car wasnt tuned so Im sure the set up would have had a lot more potential.
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oh ya what are you using for tuning? where did u buy that filter for your turbo also? im looking for one for my 14b
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Thats a beautiful looking coupe! Really tastefully done, nice :D
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you like the t25?
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Arok nice car, if you have a lot of money get a B swap I guess....but you could build an awesome D series setup with that money.
Your wideband is a little too close to the cylinder head, it can overheat. It really should be placed after the turbo in the downpipe at least 12"s after the turbo |
bump
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I got my filter like that from o'reilly. good job for first time . my first turbo honda was a bitch
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Originally Posted by socalintegra
(Post 1268003)
oh ya what are you using for tuning? where did u buy that filter for your turbo also? im looking for one for my 14b
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Originally Posted by allmotordb1
(Post 1268054)
you like the t25?
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Originally Posted by hatchdx-si
(Post 1268144)
Arok nice car, if you have a lot of money get a B swap I guess....but you could build an awesome D series setup with that money.
Your wideband is a little too close to the cylinder head, it can overheat. It really should be placed after the turbo in the downpipe at least 12"s after the turbo |
I have considered the B swap but I was talking with my buddy that works for Honda and trains all their techs on the west coast, in which I decided I could build a pretty nasty D-series for cheap. I know there are guys out there that make a ton of power with a modded D.
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Bumpity bump! No more comments?
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looks sick man
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good job
very clean what intercooler are you using? |
Sweet car with a real clean set up. I`m definitely feeling it.
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Yea, that is a really clean car, great work in your project, any plans of going bigger?
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Originally Posted by lsxavier
(Post 1268863)
good job
very clean what intercooler are you using? |
Originally Posted by RyAn007
(Post 1269219)
Yea, that is a really clean car, great work in your project, any plans of going bigger?
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ya man cx racing has some decent ---- .. i got a cast t3 manifold off of them and its pretty legit
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SOunds like a plan, I vote for a sleeved d series built and a turbonetics 57 trim at 25 pounds haha.
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Originally Posted by kona447
(Post 1269228)
ya man cx racing has some decent ---- .. i got a cast t3 manifold off of them and its pretty legit
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Originally Posted by RyAn007
(Post 1269229)
SOunds like a plan, I vote for a sleeved d series built and a turbonetics 57 trim at 25 pounds haha.
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Sleeved blocks are good for up to around 40 psi if its a good sleeve done well, as I am told and have witnessed/ rid in.
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I like it.
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Very clean car man,maybe a little to clean.........lol J/k.
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Agly ass setup... lol
car probably slow too |
Originally Posted by HMTsol
(Post 1269253)
Agly ass setup... lol
car probably slow too |
a buddy had a t25 on 13psi in a EK hatch and that car was fun. Uber clean
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Clean ride. Nice setup. SOHC POWER!!!
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nice build, i'd drive it, the only change i'd do is the big ol' honkin muffler out back, get rid of that ---- & tuck an aero turbine up & out of the way
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Originally Posted by arok22
(Post 1269231)
Yeah.. bigger pistons, a little lower compression, sleeved, block guarded, and crank up the boost! 15- 20psi no probs eh!
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Originally Posted by txdohczc
(Post 1270229)
vitara pistons, custom fjt rods, stock sleeves, and no block gaurd and you car still run easily 20psi. those stock sleeves are good for 400+hp. all you need is vitaras and those rods from fjt and you have yourself a block that can handle 400hp. no need to sleeve it unless your going for a 500hp drag car. even with 400 you wont be able to daily drive it
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simply clean
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How quick does that turbo spool with this set up
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