Best turbo setup for a B18B?(ls motor)
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i'll sell you my turbo kit for 1100. Go to www.cardomain.com/id/hollaback23 to check out pics and specs. easily upgradeable to a 16g which would make excellent power.
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Originally Posted by newgsrdriver
Good job of explaining the benefits of a big turbo on low boost. Its all about efficiency and flow. Also let me add, on my 54 Trim .63a/r T3/T04E, lag aint shit. Its so small its insignificant. And thats a pretty decent sized turbo by DSM standards. Lag is a term thats tossed around a lot, but really shouldnt even be considered with any of the turbos included in kits.
As for that kit above, I wouldnt run the Greddy blue box or the 18g if you want to do things right. Doesnt make sense to run the 18g at all when you have much better options.
As for that kit above, I wouldnt run the Greddy blue box or the 18g if you want to do things right. Doesnt make sense to run the 18g at all when you have much better options.
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Originally Posted by hollaback6
i'll sell you my turbo kit for 1100. Go to www.cardomain.com/id/hollaback23 to check out pics and specs. easily upgradeable to a 16g which would make excellent power.
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Originally Posted by AXiS
I guess lag wouldn't be much of a problem when you are only spooling to 7 PSI. At what RPM in 3rd do you get full boost? And the 18g turbo is a pretty good sized turbo, more than enough for most hondas.
As for the PS, AC etc, it all depends on the parts you use. ABS is not effected unless you run some wild intake or air/water setup. PS most of the time is not effected either unless you run your compressor on the drivers side. AC can be worked with as well, its just you typically wont be able to run more than a 2.5" downpipe due to the crazy sharp bend coming off the turbine housing. Retaining AC depends on your manifold/downpipe/turbo combination.
As for Drags not fitting well...nothing is easier than the Greddy kit. It really is bolt on and play....that doesnt make it better in my eyes. My Drag kit required no modification, really. Many times you have to shave the webbing in the block, but thats not a big deal either. Trim a bit of useless metal, big deal? A lot of mods to make it fit is DEFINITELY an overstatement, and not something I would even consider an issue.
#37
Alright, lookin for opinions. I have a 96 Integra LS B18b with 5spd GSR tranny and GSR head. Im also lookin for to go turbo. Id like to hit low to mid 12's preferably. Also am lookin to throw in some performance internals. The head is going to be ported and performance cams,springs....etc..so my question is, what will be a good turbo kit. Whether it be custom kit or bought as a kit. im open to all opinions. Also I have access to two dynos at no cost so I could tune hondata or other engine managment options.
#39
Wow this has to be one of the most informative threads about turboing an LS that ive read in a while. Now i know its open to opinion, but it seems as if the rev hard kit would be the best pick taking into concideration fit, performance, boost creep/spike. Am i correct? I just need help figuring all this out!
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