zc turbo?
11-29-2006, 02:38 PM
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Re: zc turbo?
Originally Posted by jagojon3
Sohc or dohc? Stock block or built?
If it's a stock block I'd prefer a 48/60 or a 63/60.
If it's a stock block I'd prefer a 48/60 or a 63/60.
with a 48/60 u think it will spool fast with little lag?what kinda car can i get it off of?where would it cut out at?
12-03-2006, 11:29 PM
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Re: zc turbo?
ok i decided on the turbo which will be a 14b with adapter plate and hf mani.i got one last question.FUEL if i boost to 9 pounds can i get away with useing a missing link 310cc inj the safc,this is just till i convert my zc to obd1 then im going to tune with chrome.
12-04-2006, 01:11 PM
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Re: zc turbo?
well i going to order a chipping kit from xenocron for my jdm pm7 and canovert evrything to obd1.and i already got an safc sitting here.ill porb just sell it.if u get chiped and tuned i wont need a fmu ethier?im spedning most my time now seraching and reading.anyone know where i can get a good base map for boosted dohc zc stock block stock head on 8 pounds.ill be using 310cc inj from the prelude.im going to the junk yard today see if i cant pick up an hf mani,and try to find a good uncrushed bov.and a 14b<<which i doubt i find one but woth a try.i got antoher question?on only 8-9 pounds i should be fine with stock map sensor?and for u hardcore turbo guys what kinda oil u running?ive had my dohc zc for almsot 2 years runs like a champ dont leak or burn a drop of oil.although i do have a small tick in my head,but it has always done that since i did the swap.and i have read thats normal zc vavle train noise.
12-07-2006, 11:31 PM
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Re: zc turbo?
xenocron can burn u a base map juss tell him ur setup but i suggest u get rid of the 310 prelude injectors and get some 450's and no u do not use a fmu with a base map and u should be fine with ur stock map with 8 - 9 lbs.
