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mjimenez 06-19-2003 03:06 PM

Some help for my old Accord 86
 
Hi guys,

I own and 86 LXI accord(110 HP) and i'm looking the way to gain some extra power, the car has high flow air intake, 8 mm plug wires, etc.

I have not mechanical knowledge, if i'm not wrong there're superchargers and turbos, can somebody tell me if an supercharger will help my car to gain extra power, and if this fits my car? Pro and cons? cost? where to find them?

Thanks for your pattience.

Mjimenez.
San José, Costa Rica.

high c 06-21-2003 09:47 PM

Re:Some help for my old Accord 86
 
A supercharger will help your cars power, but I dont think any honda has ever come with one (you can probly find them on the after market on summit)

Pros:have boost at take off (no spool up time)

Cons: takes power to turn it

I hope this helps

mjimenez 06-23-2003 08:18 AM

Re:Some help for my old Accord 86
 
Thanks, now i'm thinking it better, the best to get real power will be installing the entire turbo system, now i will save money, i can't wait to hear the psssst sound from my old car...

Thanks again.

J-SMITH69 06-23-2003 04:00 PM

Re:Some help for my old Accord 86
 
get a supercharger lol.
they're more fun on the street.

mjimenez 06-23-2003 05:16 PM

Re:Some help for my old Accord 86
 
But talking with the stuff they say there aren't superchargers for my 86 accord :'(, only for accord 94 +, is that true? If yes ::), you know where i can find it?

Thxs.

accordepicenter 06-24-2003 12:08 AM

Re:Some help for my old Accord 86
 
First off, no supercharger kits are made for the A20A3 (thats youre engine). Second, for the 3rd gen accords nobody makes a turbo exaust manifold (none are even CLOSE!!), either log or full length, so youd have to have one custom made. On the good side, the block is all cast iron, and the rods and bottom end are solid, just the pistons are weak, and break around 8 psi, but 6-7 psi is no problem if you eliminate detonation and have good engine managemant, which is close to impossible with the stock distributor because it has vacuum and mechanical advance, it is NOT controlled by the computer, so stand alone would be a good idea. People tell me that MSD BTMs arent very reliable....


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