Hello
Does any kits that are seling on eBay good?
And can you recomend any?Thanks I forgot to add,I would instal turbo kit on my Honda Civic EK4 B16A2. For the begining whit stock internals.Every day car. Again thanks LP |
There these things called stickies at the top of the forum page. And a search will get you everything you could want.
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Thanks.
I look for stickies but nothing answers my question. I seek someone with experience. So thanks for your good edvices. LP http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Civic...Q5fAccessories http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CIVIC...Q5fAccessories |
Originally Posted by maras
(Post 1287938)
Thanks.
I look for stickies but nothing answers my question. I seek someone with experience. So thanks for your good edvices. LP Civic EG Integra 94-01 DC2 B16 B18 Turbo Kit 38MMWG BOV:eBay Motors (item 120437347374 end time Oct-17-09 14:34:00 PDT) CIVIC INTEGRA 94-01 99 DC2 B16 B18 TURBO KIT WG BOV T04:eBay Motors (item 260451658754 end time Oct-20-09 18:25:25 PDT) With the above stated, this is HomeMadeTurbo.com and we fix ---- around here when it breaks and do our best to make it better. I could buy that kit on ebay and repair it every time a weld fails or if it does not fit perfectly, but you better be ready for sub par welds and fit. I don't want to blow the candles out on your $850 dollar birthday cake, but this kit will most likely have some problems in the future. Now for my HomeMadeTurbo rant, why not just get it and then make it better, if $850 is a squeeze on your waller for modifying cars, you better get a moped... It's got a cast manifold, which is good since the welds won't crack and the flanges hopefully won't bow, but you will probably need to re-weld the pipes and bang a few pipes to get it to fit. Lastly, my vote says BUILD YOUR OWN DAMN KIT, WOOOOOO! ;D |
build your own kit evans performance sell a pretty good reliable knock of turbo kit for 750 i think
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Originally Posted by BoostGear
(Post 1287970)
I know this will probably come off as brash, but hey, you want to know the truth so here it is. Ebay stuff (meaning non brand name stuff like the kits you posted above) is kinda like hand grenades in combat... Sometimes you knock out the entire enemy team in one well placed toss and sometimes you just make a big hole in the ground. This kit will probably work for you but it will not be overly reliable. The second link you posted shows the price of $850 dollars, which sounds amazing, but I have paid $1300 dollars for just a turbocharger and I haggled the price down from $1500. This was just the turbo, no parts, no gaskets, no oil lines, no intercooler, no downpipe, nothing, just the turbocharger.
With the above stated, this is HomeMadeTurbo.com and we fix ---- around here when it breaks and do our best to make it better. I could buy that kit on ebay and repair it every time a weld fails or if it does not fit perfectly, but you better be ready for sub par welds and fit. I don't want to blow the candles out on your $850 dollar birthday cake, but this kit will most likely have some problems in the future. Now for my HomeMadeTurbo rant, why not just get it and then make it better, if $850 is a squeeze on your waller for modifying cars, you better get a moped... It's got a cast manifold, which is good since the welds won't crack and the flanges hopefully won't bow, but you will probably need to re-weld the pipes and bang a few pipes to get it to fit. Lastly, my vote says BUILD YOUR OWN DAMN KIT, WOOOOOO! ;D There isn t a lot of turbo projects in Croatia and there is a poor choice at the junkjards. So I apriciate every advice that you can give me. Again thanks. |
If someone has parts or complet kit for Civic EK4 B16A2 let me know.
Or can help me collect parts. Thanks |
kits are a waste; get a used holset, homemade piping, dsm injectors, whatever intercooler you can find, junkyard bov, log mani.
use chrome. turbo for under 1k and reliable if you do it right. junkyards are your friend |
use the ssautocrome kit.......
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