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How about read all the articles you can. The understanding required to turbo a car yourself is heavy. I would recommend reading on exactly how a 4-stroke engine works and then specifically how that is related to honda engines. Knowing nothing about cars and putting a turbo on is a resipe for disaster. Would you apply for a job you have no skills for? No, then why would you put a turbo in if you didn't already know how.
it's easy to install a turbo on a Fuel Injected car I just wanna know how to control the fuel in a different fuel system damn I ask a question and just get butchered can't peeps just learn not to be ******** for once in your life.
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I wouldn't say it's easy by any means just because it's fuel injected, just different with the management. And no, I'm an ------- 24/7
. If you really want to look into turboing your carb I recommend google. I can't even remember anyone here turboing a carbed honda engine. There is a reason for that...
. If you really want to look into turboing your carb I recommend google. I can't even remember anyone here turboing a carbed honda engine. There is a reason for that...
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Originally Posted by Gen2Teg
How bout you start with the faqs. You faqqot
Cadracer turboed a carbed SBC...it's the same principal.
Make sure your intake to the carb can take pressure and won't leak and ad a fuel pump and a return line and put a FMU in there voila..there is you fuel management.
I had 2 friends turbo there Peugoet like that...it's easy.
the fuel injected honda civic/crx from till 87 used external fuel pumps...that would be easier to mount.
Make sure your intake to the carb can take pressure and won't leak and ad a fuel pump and a return line and put a FMU in there voila..there is you fuel management.
I had 2 friends turbo there Peugoet like that...it's easy.
the fuel injected honda civic/crx from till 87 used external fuel pumps...that would be easier to mount.


