turbo kit

[prelude2000]

im looking for a turbo kit for my 2000 prelude

[twokexlv6coupe]

piece together your own :tup:

[jdm bb6]

piece together your own :tup:

i second that, if you need help with that anyone here would be glad to help, as long as you know your spending limit, how much time you have, and also what kinda power your looking to make..

[twokexlv6coupe]

first of all, we need to know how much power you wanna make, how much money your willing to spend, and what your intentions with the car are (drag racing, auto-x, street, etc)

[jdm bb6]

first of all, we need to know how much power you wanna make, how much money your willing to spend, and what your intentions with the car are (drag racing, auto-x, street, etc)

bro... did you just rewrite my post hahaha

[twokexlv6coupe]

bitch can't read??

i also included what he wants to do w/ the car



duurrrrr:partay:

[jdm bb6]

lol isnt that answered already... 'he wants to turbo charge' haha too funny


its durka durka dammit

[twokexlv6coupe]

amerricaaa.... FCUKKK YEAAAA!!!!!

[jdm bb6]

haha, baka laka mutha fuka !


you and i, we should race ! you going FI ?

[Attaus]

Wow.. this is on topic.. whatever you buy, don't get GReddy.


Oh yeah, twokexlv6coupe -- Can I buy those SE's???

[twokexlv6coupe]

it is very much so on topic. see?..



you and i, we should race ! you going FI ?



and dont make me drive to ATX just to kick your ass, smartass :p



btw, why do you say no to greddy??

[twokexlv6coupe]

and i prolly wont boost til like next year now. cuz really, once school starts, i'll have 0 time to work on the car


unless its in the schools parking deck, hahaha

[twokexlv6coupe]

aight dude, here's the deal:
you can either go to http://www.turbo-kits.com and spend $3000-3500 on a complete kit and you'll be boosted in no time


orrrrrr


you could buy your own turbo, manifold, downpipe, intercooler, piping, oil line kit, blow off valve, wastegate (if not internal), engine management, gauges, injectors, and fuel pump.... you'll learn EVERYTHING there is to know about turbo'ing, you'll save at least $1000, and you'll actually know what everything your installing does/how it functions.

[Attaus]

Greddy is overpriced for what you get. Plus their turbos suck.

[bard329]

aight dude, here's the deal:
you can either go to http://www.turbo-kits.com and spend $3000-3500 on a complete kit and you'll be boosted in no time


orrrrrr


you could buy your own turbo, manifold, downpipe, intercooler, piping, oil line kit, blow off valve, wastegate (if not internal), engine management, gauges, injectors, and fuel pump.... you'll learn EVERYTHING there is to know about turbo'ing, you'll save at least $1000, and you'll actually know what everything your installing does/how it functions.


well if memory serves.. the turbonetics/fmax kit runs 2700.... if you look up the price of all the parts included individually... (i don't remember exactly, i did it a while ago) i believe the kit is cheaper...


i got my kit with a few upgrades... ball bearing turbo, hks bov, tial wastegate

[StreetCatalyst]

what kinda hp did you get out of it? what engine management did you go with?

[bard329]

what kinda hp did you get out of it? what engine management did you go with?

right now fuel's being controled by my v-afc II

as soon as i build up my h22a1 i have sitting, i'll get hondata s300 for it.

as for numbers? a gentlemen never tells ;)

[StreetCatalyst]

bastard j/k

Prelude2000-yeah man, a kit is proven and tested. i'd go with a kit. unless you got the money to figure out and test the kind(s) of set up you want.