[ssepsi]

Hi guys does any one know people who have turbo charged a type r because i just bought a greddy turbo kit for my car want to know there experinces

[loz]

Which model type R?

[Perverted_S14]

If your meaning a DC2R check out Dean's build up thread.

http://www.ozhonda.c...ead.php?t=50669

Engine:
- Stock B18C7
- GT3037S turbo
- Hondata S300
- Synapse 50mm Wastegate
- Tial 50mm blow off valve
- Competition Clutch
- Competition Steel Flywheel
- ARE Tube & Fin Intercooler
- Ramhorn turbo manifold
- Custom intake piping, stainless steel.
- Custom 3 inch exhaust, stainless steel
- Metal Cat
- Magnaflow oval muffler
- GFB Reactor dual boost controller
- K&N pod filter
- NGK leads
- RC 750cc injectors
- AEM Fuel Regulator
- Walbro 255L/Hr High Pressure Fuel Pump
- Fluidyne half size radiator
- Davis Craig slimline radiator fan
- Toda timing belt
- Mugen thermostat
- Mugen fan switch
- Trust oil cooler & remote oil filter
- Cusco oil catch tank

[lookingforboost]

^^^^ the above car is a great example of a sleeper!

[dk]

turbo b18c would be nice but i think it defeats the purpose u nmight aswell spend the money on bolt ons, etc.

[-defect-]

defeats what purpose?

[ek9]

lol why don't you install the kit you have already bought and find out....


boosted ones in america are pretty crazy so it yours should also!

[Victory-Spec]

ek9, on Nov 28 2008, 12:10 AM, said:

lol why don't you install the kit you have already bought and find out....


boosted ones in america are pretty crazy so it yours should also!

Fob

When you turbo Hondas you lose reliablity, you can get that back, but its a hardcore drain on the old wallet. Some will say just get a turbo car like a skyline, WRX etc. But turbo charged cars like hondas etc have a huge sleeper element that appeals to some people. So even though its can cost alot, the sleeper element can justify most of the cost. Just as long as you dont have some massive front mount like lookingforboost

[Greylock]

Victory-Spec, on 28 November 2008 - 02:38 AM, said:

ek9, on Nov 28 2008, 12:10 AM, said:

lol why don't you install the kit you have already bought and find out....


boosted ones in america are pretty crazy so it yours should also!

Fob

When you turbo Hondas you lose reliablity, you can get that back, but its a hardcore drain on the old wallet. Some will say just get a turbo car like a skyline, WRX etc. But turbo charged cars like hondas etc have a huge sleeper element that appeals to some people. So even though its can cost alot, the sleeper element can justify most of the cost. Just as long as you dont have some massive front mount like lookingforboost

try low pressure turbo, they will provide better pickups and wouldn't sacrifice the beauty of the vtec at high revs..but that's just my thought..

[namsdrawkcaB]

Greylock, on 29 August 2009 - 01:03 PM, said:

Victory-Spec, on 28 November 2008 - 02:38 AM, said:

ek9, on Nov 28 2008, 12:10 AM, said:

lol why don't you install the kit you have already bought and find out....


boosted ones in america are pretty crazy so it yours should also!

Fob

When you turbo Hondas you lose reliablity, you can get that back, but its a hardcore drain on the old wallet. Some will say just get a turbo car like a skyline, WRX etc. But turbo charged cars like hondas etc have a huge sleeper element that appeals to some people. So even though its can cost alot, the sleeper element can justify most of the cost. Just as long as you dont have some massive front mount like lookingforboost

try low pressure turbo, they will provide better pickups and wouldn't sacrifice the beauty of the vtec at high revs..but that's just my thought..

lol, because the beauty of Vtec, is better then the beauty of boost

[xgsir]

wouldn't a supercharger suit the Type R engine more then turbo?

can't imagine traction though on the FWD & handling.

[R32/Liberty]

Turbo Charge it For Somthing Diffrent