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fsufan814 01-27-2005 09:33 AM

Re:rhb5 on d16z6
 

Originally Posted by stolle
damn, im just getting impatient i needed to be talked down thanks, from what i understand an rhb5 is a pretty good size for a d16 not too small, but still not big at all (a good size for the street), i am fully capable of tuning it but i guess i still have a lot to learn about boost and injector size i needs me some dsm 450's...

that turbo is hella small and spools super fast but takes a crap early in the rpms bc its so damn small, put it on your 4-wheeler or geometro, dont bother putting that on a d16, id run either a 14b or T3, something with a little size to it

ssl2k 01-27-2005 12:38 PM

Re:rhb5 on d16z6
 

Originally Posted by stolle
damn, im just getting impatient i needed to be talked down thanks, from what i understand an rhb5 is a pretty good size for a d16 not too small, but still not big at all (a good size for the street), i am fully capable of tuning it but i guess i still have a lot to learn about boost and injector size i needs me some dsm 450's...

boost lag = traction control especially on the street

you'll be much better off running a 14b or like a t3 60/48 if you want power.

just that little bit of lag will save your tires and be a lot better on the street.

boostaddict 01-27-2005 12:48 PM

Re:rhb5 on d16z6
 
I say run a bi turbo set up. ihirhb5 to get her movin, t60 to get her really movin

HondaTuner 01-27-2005 01:27 PM

Re:rhb5 on d16z6
 

Originally Posted by hotrex
too small a rhb5 is too small for a ------ weedwacker

Agreed, if I were in your situation I'd go with a t-25, 14b, something along those lines.

fsufan814 01-27-2005 01:32 PM

Re:rhb5 on d16z6
 

Originally Posted by SinisterCRX

Originally Posted by hotrex
too small a rhb5 is too small for a ------ weedwacker

Agreed, if I were in your situation I'd go with a t-25, 14b, something along those lines.

even t25s are junk, 14b at the smallest, t3 is optimal though

stolle 01-27-2005 09:53 PM

Re:rhb5 on d16z6
 

Originally Posted by SinisterCRX

Originally Posted by hotrex
too small a rhb5 is too small for a ------ weedwacker

Agreed, if I were in your situation I'd go with a t-25, 14b, something along those lines.

a t25 is actually smaller then an rhb5, but since all i have right now is the rhb5 i think i will be stickin with that until i have the cash for a fresh t3...

ssl2k 01-27-2005 11:13 PM

Re:rhb5 on d16z6
 

Originally Posted by stolle

Originally Posted by SinisterCRX

Originally Posted by hotrex
too small a rhb5 is too small for a ------ weedwacker

Agreed, if I were in your situation I'd go with a t-25, 14b, something along those lines.

a t25 is actually smaller then an rhb5, but since all i have right now is the rhb5 i think i will be stickin with that until i have the cash for a fresh t3...

Actually...The T-25 is quite a bit bigger than the little bitch ass rhb5. I have 2 t-25's sitting in my garage and a rhb5, and I've ran both on my car. The RHB5 is small as ---- compaired to the t-25. I'll snap up some pictures if you'd like.

Dont even waste your time with the rhb5, put it on ebay. Get a T3 so that when you get the manifold made it is the standard t3 flange and you can then swap it out for bgiger ---- down the road.

stolle 01-27-2005 11:24 PM

Re:rhb5 on d16z6
 
i have seen the rhb5 and t25 compressor side turbines laid next to eachother the rhb5's turbine is noticably bigger...

9tray turbo 01-27-2005 11:28 PM

Re:rhb5 on d16z6
 
I hate that turbo, cant wait to get a t3 :-\

ssl2k 01-27-2005 11:39 PM

Re:rhb5 on d16z6
 
rhb5:
http://www.sunfox.net/rhb3.jpg



I can't find a picture of the t-25 but im sure someone else can throw it up



the rhb5 is tiny as ----.

it doesn't even matter anyways. both are too ------- small..period.


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