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green91 08-22-2004 07:35 PM

Re:Need some info on boosting D15B2..
 
do mpfi, its not hard. dpfi is a waste of time, i dont think boosting it with a fmu would work well since it only has 2 injectors

sohcrxsi 08-22-2004 07:44 PM

Re:Need some info on boosting D15B2..
 
ssl2k - im not sure what kind of power i was making. it was non-intercooled also. here are some pics-

http://www.newbieforces.com/files/civic 010.jpg http://www.newbieforces.com/files/civic 011.jpg
http://www.newbieforces.com/files/civic 004.jpg http://www.newbieforces.com/files/civic 005.jpg
http://www.newbieforces.com/files/civic 006.jpg http://www.newbieforces.com/files/civic 007.jpg
http://www.newbieforces.com/files/civic 009.jpg

it was pretty quick at 12 psi. that was probably like 150-160whp. it was really fun to ---- with people in a rusty old civic. it had a quiet exhaust for a while also which added to the sleeper effect ;D i say boost the DPFI

ssl2k 08-22-2004 07:52 PM

Re:Need some info on boosting D15B2..
 
lol

that setup is like $250 invested total.

I like it. Once I get that civic to my house and tear it down I'll beable to find out what exactly it needs and ----..

nathan

turborolla94 08-22-2004 08:05 PM

Re:Need some info on boosting D15B2..
 

Originally Posted by nob00styet
also ona side note, ive been looking at BOV's. I think ill just get the 1G eclipse one. or do i need a manual boost controller to do this? Or if i have a manual boost controller alone, I dont need a BOV? I kinda want one anyways, just wondering.

bovs and mbc dont have anything in common. a blow off valve opens up when the throttle is closed so that the pressure can get out of the pipes. if you dont have a blow off valve, the pressure backs up into the turbo and screws ur turbo up, its called compressor surge.

a manual boost controller goes inline on your vacuum hose from the wastegate to the compressor housing and ups the boost. hope that helps.

nob00styet 08-22-2004 09:06 PM

Re:Need some info on boosting D15B2..
 
bovs and mbc dont have anything in common. a blow off valve opens up when the throttle is closed so that the pressure can get out of the pipes. if you dont have a blow off valve, the pressure backs up into the turbo and screws ur turbo up, its called compressor surge.

a manual boost controller goes inline on your vacuum hose from the wastegate to the compressor housing and ups the boost. hope that helps.
yea that helps alot. again, im learning more as i go along, so this is great.

So a BOV will mount right on the intake tube that is coming from the turbo/going to the intake? and if i didnt have a manual boost controller, what psi would be default? Ive seen them on ebay fairly cheap anyways.

ssl2k 08-22-2004 09:09 PM

Re:Need some info on boosting D15B2..
 
you wont need a mbc unless you want to crank up the boost.

what is "stock" psi is whatever the wastegate is set at. anywhere from like 5.5 to 8psi is normal

nathan

turborolla94 08-22-2004 09:17 PM

Re:Need some info on boosting D15B2..
 

Originally Posted by nob00styet
So a BOV will mount right on the intake tube that is coming from the turbo/going to the intake? and if i didnt have a manual boost controller, what psi would be default? Ive seen them on ebay fairly cheap anyways.

yeah the bov will mount on the charge piping. the stock psi the wastegate is set at depends on what kind of turbo u have.

nob00styet 08-22-2004 09:27 PM

Re:Need some info on boosting D15B2..
 
alright. well its just that I cant really be going over 8psi..prolly around 6 is a much safer number. and if i need to lower teh boost how can i do it? Ive read that MBC's are only really good for raising boost, so how would i lower boost?

turborolla94 08-22-2004 09:38 PM

Re:Need some info on boosting D15B2..
 
https://www.homemadeturbo.com/forum/...;threadid=2952

you could use the carb spring method ^^, or you could lengthen the actuator arm, or just buy a new wastegate with a lower psi setting. im out for tonite ill check back in the morning


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