Need Help, Type-R all motor or all boost
Originally Posted by 98CoupeV6
Spend it on a half a year of college
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Originally Posted by RicoD
Your friends ordered all that stuff to build up an engine yet skimmed out with air/fuel management with a VAFC? Amazing....
Originally Posted by theman
I'm trying to hit a 13.0 flat or close then I will be happy with this swap. Then on to the next swap project. Thanks for the hit Thumbs up.:goodjob:
What a thread...
My predictions for the future:
This kid will smack up the caR.
he'll take that money and practically burn it.
Or take the worst advice on this thread and trash his motor.
But If I am wrong, I appologize.
Seriously, GET your a$$ enrolled in a Local HPDE. You will never have your eyes opened so far in your in entire life. Besides, it's a sh1t load of FUN!
My predictions for the future:
This kid will smack up the caR.
he'll take that money and practically burn it.
Or take the worst advice on this thread and trash his motor.
But If I am wrong, I appologize.
Seriously, GET your a$$ enrolled in a Local HPDE. You will never have your eyes opened so far in your in entire life. Besides, it's a sh1t load of FUN!
maybe you should fill up the car with airbags and foam because I anticipate this car will be on a tow truck soon on its way to the junk yard.
Driving a turbo car and a N/A car are both totally different.
Get used to it in N/A form then consider the rest.
also, B18c5's have high compression so if you turbo it your looking at a max of 6psi or 7
Driving a turbo car and a N/A car are both totally different.
Get used to it in N/A form then consider the rest.
also, B18c5's have high compression so if you turbo it your looking at a max of 6psi or 7
Originally Posted by flyromeo3
also, B18c5's have high compression so if you turbo it your looking at a max of 6psi or 7
6-7 psi will differ between different sized turbos and if tuned correctly, a stock B18C5 motor can handle just as much boost as an LS or GSR motor.
Just one thing to does guys who think i am going to smack the car into a polle, i've been drag racing since i was 16, i know the power of a turbo charged car, raced my Friends Turbo 2000 Civic HX a few times at Gateway International Raceway here in St.Louis, so im preety sure im not a granny shifting guy, and its not an B18C5, its an B18C JDM engine, the guy i bought it from swamped it in 2 months before i bought it with the addition of an JDM Type-R front end, i will stick with All-Motor just cause i think that if i Turbo it all the boost might get to my head and actually might crash in a fellow JDM fan.
Parts Ordered: Skunk2 Valves, Springs,Retainers, Cam Gears, Camshafts, Intake Manifold, and Short shifter, Drifter Front & Rear Bumper with AIT Sideskirts. Tenzo R CF Spoiler, Racing Hart C1 Wheels, ED X-2 Fenders,Greddy Oil Catch Tank with Timing belt and Spark Plugs, Injen Cold Air Intake, Sparco Fighter Seats with Takata 4-PNT Harness, Apex'I VTEC AFC-II Fuel Controller. Just the beginning...
Parts Ordered: Skunk2 Valves, Springs,Retainers, Cam Gears, Camshafts, Intake Manifold, and Short shifter, Drifter Front & Rear Bumper with AIT Sideskirts. Tenzo R CF Spoiler, Racing Hart C1 Wheels, ED X-2 Fenders,Greddy Oil Catch Tank with Timing belt and Spark Plugs, Injen Cold Air Intake, Sparco Fighter Seats with Takata 4-PNT Harness, Apex'I VTEC AFC-II Fuel Controller. Just the beginning...
Last edited by DaGip; May 17, 2006 at 11:52 PM.
Originally Posted by Däs Schmoo
Why do people keep spreading this shitty information?
6-7 psi will differ between different sized turbos and if tuned correctly, a stock B18C5 motor can handle just as much boost as an LS or GSR motor.
6-7 psi will differ between different sized turbos and if tuned correctly, a stock B18C5 motor can handle just as much boost as an LS or GSR motor.
stock for stock.. No.


