92-95 Greddy Turbo with the RevHard Intercooler
12-06-2002, 08:55 AM
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92-95 Greddy Turbo with the RevHard Intercooler
iigh i think i FINALLY made my decision on what im goin for on my 96 civic ex.
92-95 Greddy Turbo Kit
RevHard Intercooler
is this the best decision i could of made if do not agree please post and let me know what u think
92-95 Greddy Turbo Kit
RevHard Intercooler
is this the best decision i could of made if do not agree please post and let me know what u think
12-06-2002, 12:32 PM
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and a turbo timer, colder plugs, and better fuel management since the greddy blue box sucks balls.
You should just go to www.groupbuycenter.com and look on there for a revhard stage2 kit. I think they're like 2700 shipped and you'll get everything you need. Maybe not a turbo timer and boost controller. You can build a manual boost controller for like 5 bucks with Home depot parts. If you're interested let me know. Your stock radiator will work fine.
EDIT: http://www.groupbuycenter.com/buy.aspx?id=7819 $2900 gets you everything you'll need. Good price.
You should just go to www.groupbuycenter.com and look on there for a revhard stage2 kit. I think they're like 2700 shipped and you'll get everything you need. Maybe not a turbo timer and boost controller. You can build a manual boost controller for like 5 bucks with Home depot parts. If you're interested let me know. Your stock radiator will work fine.
EDIT: http://www.groupbuycenter.com/buy.aspx?id=7819 $2900 gets you everything you'll need. Good price.
12-06-2002, 04:46 PM
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Originally posted by inspyral
I like the PWR i/c's. They're tube and fin, as opposed to bar and plate, which means better flow with less pressure drop. PWR radiators are awesome, as well:
I like the PWR i/c's. They're tube and fin, as opposed to bar and plate, which means better flow with less pressure drop. PWR radiators are awesome, as well:
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