Turbo F22A?
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From: Orange County, CA
Originally Posted by wedley2
it all depends on the condition of the motor. but a turbo'd f22 can get you more hp than a h22 plus the BOV sound is so much cooler 
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From: six-five-o
Originally Posted by Accord-90
Yeah.. I found a turbo kits on modacar for my year. And i was really interested in it. I just dont know if it would be worth spending 3g' then get it installed you know what i mean? The engine is in good shape never had a problem with it.. Do you think i should get it rebuilt just in case?
if the engine is in good shape, id just slap it on. of crouse it isnt that easy to just "slap on" a turbo kit. it requires much research and knowledge with what you are dealing with, more specifically on the fuel part.
id also check the compression.
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Originally Posted by wedley2
well, do you have an alternate source of transportation just in case something happens to the accord?
if the engine is in good shape, id just slap it on. of crouse it isnt that easy to just "slap on" a turbo kit. it requires much research and knowledge with what you are dealing with, more specifically on the fuel part.
id also check the compression.
if the engine is in good shape, id just slap it on. of crouse it isnt that easy to just "slap on" a turbo kit. it requires much research and knowledge with what you are dealing with, more specifically on the fuel part.
id also check the compression.
Thread Starter
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Joined: May 2005
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From: Orange County, CA
Originally Posted by wedley2
well, do you have an alternate source of transportation just in case something happens to the accord?
if the engine is in good shape, id just slap it on. of crouse it isnt that easy to just "slap on" a turbo kit. it requires much research and knowledge with what you are dealing with, more specifically on the fuel part.
id also check the compression.
if the engine is in good shape, id just slap it on. of crouse it isnt that easy to just "slap on" a turbo kit. it requires much research and knowledge with what you are dealing with, more specifically on the fuel part.
id also check the compression.