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Old May 23, 2003 | 11:06 PM
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Ok, I just bought a 1989 honda CRX Si with 188,000 kms on it and I just bought an 88 si engine with 124,ooo kms on it and I am doing a stock rebuild on it. I just bought a Garrett T3 turbo with no shaft play off a 89 dodge daytona shelby z and an intercooler off the shelby also. I am installing the 89-91 DX exhaust manifold to mount the turbo to. I have no idea how to adjust the waste gate on the turbo and how much boost to run? I am thinking about running a MSD 6BTM ignition with the boost retard controllersetup. And a FMU with maybe 450cc injectors. I also have no idea what type of BOV I should run, thinking something louder. Also do I need a new fuel pump or not. I really only want like 5-6 lbs of boost. Just enough to beat 5.0's. also, will I need a secondary fuel pressure regulator? I dont know too much about imports, hondas specifically, I was really into muscle cars before and got the import turbo bug. If someone can help me out that would be great...Thanks for all the help so far I love this site so far, its great, even I am new to the import scene.
Old May 23, 2003 | 11:59 PM
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Well, despite their reputation, a FMU and stock pump/injectors worked fine at 6-7psi for my D16a6.

I would really read up about GhettoDyne. Cheap, precise fuel/igniton control. It doesnt get any better than that.

In my experience, I required 0 ignition retard on my A6 at 6-7psi intercooled. Used a BTM, and it ended up set on 0 the whole time it was installed.

Sit back for a good 4-5hrs and read the whole site....
Old May 27, 2003 | 01:04 AM
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someone please inform me about this ghetto dyne, where do i get the kit from and does anyone know how to programme the chips? thank you for your time
Old May 27, 2003 | 02:51 AM
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TurboCRX, I can burn you a chip if you like.

with the chip, you don't need a FMU, or nothing else except 450cc injectors (dsm)... Ghettodyne rocks, and I've been using it since it came out.

what you WILL need however is pretty simple. Get a zif socket here:

www.digikey.com for $6.50, part number: A347-ND

zif socket is a simple plug that plugs in place of the chip so that you can add or remove chips easy

and I can send you a chip... the chip will handle anywhere from 5-10 psi with no trouble. Just IM me and I can help you with anything else you need.

If you don't have any experience with this type of work (installing a chip), I recommend that you get someone to do it for you.. but if not, you can do it yourself if your a little careful..
Old May 27, 2003 | 02:25 PM
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Graham,

Have the 20,10, and 0 vac transitions been fixed so they don't jerk?

I don't want to zero out my V-AFC just to find that the chip as smooth as my VAFc.
Old May 28, 2003 | 12:18 AM
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Those points are there due to the map scaling, but they are easy to miss. I don't even notice them anymore.

besides making a better resolution, I think there's another way around it.. I might play with it some.. Mike also said something about it a while back about changing it a little to smooth it out.
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