I'm looking here at the greddy turbo kit td04h-15g, for 92-95 civic ex's, and it says it'll also fit 96-00 ex's w/ minor modifacations. can any of you who've installed this tell me what these minor modifacations are? thanks, J

 

http://turbocivic.net/

 

You do not have to use a Greddy kit that needs modifications to fit a D16Y8 96-00 Civic. Get the Edelbrock turbo kit p/n 1500 and you will have a kit that will bolt-on your car and is CARB approved. The Greddy kit is not street legal on 96-00 Civics. E-mail sales@dralleengineering.com for more info on the kit. The Performer X kit is complete and performs right out of the box.

 

Edlebrock kit is the way to go:thumbup:

 

The Greddy/Trust TD04H-15g Turbo kit was made for the '92-'95 Honda Civic EX, however, it will fit every Civic EX up to the 2000 model. The kit bolts right up on the later models with only a difference in the wiring of the piggy-back Fuel Management Unit or Blue Box

 

:wtf: are you talking about? Where did you hear that Greddy Turbo Kits are not street legal? I have never seen anything on Greddy Turbo Kits not being street legal. I could be wrong but I don't think so.

 

greddy kits are only meant to be on 92-95 civics.. therefore its not approved for 96-00 civics

 

In all of Greddy's catalogs and liturature the 96-00 kit is always shown as EO pending. A legal kit for 92-95 is not legal on a later vehicle.

Edelbrock engineered the Perfromer X kit on a 2000 LEV car. The strategy for passing emisions will work all the way back to 92. The 92-95 Performer X kit for D16Z6 engines will available CARB approved by the end of the year.

 

Here is a link for a TYPE: TD40H-15G Greddy Turbo Kit for a 92-00 Civic Ex:

http://www.illegalrydes.com/honcivexvtec.html

 

Here is the link for the Edelbrock kit. Look at what you get. CARB approved, proper fuel managemant, intercooled, blow-off valve and you do not need a turbo timer with a water cooled turbo center housing. The kit can be bought for less than $3500. It can be bought in the $3000-3100 range. The performance and the quality is worth it.

http://www.edelbrock.com/automotive/...act/turbo.html