I posted this in the Accord forum, as it mainly pertains to accords, but we have kits for Civics and Integras also, and I wanted to share. These are pretty good turbo kits, and some are DIRT CHEAP (superior). Go here for more info:

http://www.prostreetonline.com/pso/p...b=Turbo%20Kits

On to the post:

I didn't want to recommend these kits until I could see how one is installed on a car, and how the fitment is.

We had a customer get a TSI Extreme turbo kit for his 95 Accord, and I must say, it's not too bad! It's of course not the quality of the FMAX or DRAG or GReddy kits, but for the price, it's good for a car that is mainly for street, and running on a stock motor.

Here you see the turbo. It's a Garrett T25 Ball Bearing:






Here is everything that it comes with:


1 Garrett Turbo w/internal wastegate
1 High Nickel Composite Cast Exhaust Manifold
1 Downpipe
1 Fuel Pressure Regulator
1 MAP Unit
1 Oil Return Line and Fitting
1 Air Filter w/piping
1 Injection Control Unit w/Turbo Timer
1 Injector Interface Block w/Injectors
1 Blow Off Valve
1 High flow intercooler w/mounting hardware, pressure tubes, rubber hose connections and clamps
Comes with everything necessary to install! Kit is a complete bolt-on!

The Non Ball Bearing Extreme Kit is $2499.99 shipped:
http://www.prostreetonline.com/pso/p...SI-TSI-HA2501X

The Ball Bearing Extreme kit is $2799.99 shipped:
http://www.prostreetonline.com/pso/p...SI-TSI-HA25B1X

The Superior kit which comes with no intercooler is only $1600 for the non ball bearing T25:
http://www.prostreetonline.com/pso/p...PSI-TSI-HA2501

The same as above, but ball bearing is $2000:
http://www.prostreetonline.com/pso/p...PSI-TSI-HA25B1

Prices include shipping.

Here is what the superior comes with:


1 Garrett Turbo w/internal wastegate
1 High Nickel Composite Cast Exhaust Manifold
1 Downpipe
1 Fuel Pressure Regulator
1 MAP Unit
1 Oil Return Line and Fitting
1 Air Filter w/piping
Comes with everything necessary to install! Kit is a complete bolt-on!

 

hmmmm ill be thinking about this in the next year or so. :bookmarks thread:

 

DO you have to drill your oil pan or anything permenant
like that?

 

Yes. The oil has to drain somewhere.

 

yeah, you will have to make a hole in your oil pan. All instructions are included.