View Full Version : Turbo parts query
raymond
05-15-2008, 09:46 PM
Hey guys,
Just joined up recently and got a few questions to do with my turbo build.
I've researched alot(including this site) and got a fair idea of whats needed.
Low comp forged pistons, con rods, cylinder sleeving, fuel pump, hd clutch, lightened flywheel, lsd ect........
Ok first off I know I'll need an upgraded ignition system but unsure of which parts in particular I'll need, also injectors but unsure of size(thinking about 500cc).
When it comes to the turbo I'm unsure of what model would be suitable. My goal is 200kwatw(260hp). Something fast spooling(well as fast as possible but still give me my goal power)
What brand of mainifold is strong and allows me to keep my ac and ps.
I've heard that headwork isn't necessary given my power goal, is this true?
Who knows about hondata ems's, what model is right for me?
As you can see I got a buttload of questions, I'll keep them coming as I think em up
Cheers
Brash22
05-15-2008, 10:22 PM
Just playing devil's advocate, are you set on the idea of a turbo? Or would you consider a supercharger?
There are a couple of turbo fifth gens in our Members rides forum, have a squiz through there and see if your questions are answered. (I'm a boost noob)
raymond
05-15-2008, 11:14 PM
^yea pretty set on turbo, havn't seen any supercharged ludes yet?!
raymond
05-20-2008, 02:36 AM
bump bump bumpidy bump
twokexlv6coupe
05-20-2008, 12:46 PM
stock ignition is good for about 400hp. but obviously your gonna want some colder plugs, like NGK brk7e's. wires aren't terribly expensive either, and are always a good maintenance thing to do.
DSM 450's are good for around 280-310hp, plus they can be found for very cheap, and can plug directly into the injector clips, with no wiring needed. you just need to enlarge the injector o-ring w/ a dremel.
you also never told us what engine you got. assuming you have either a 4th or 5th gen, the turbo sizes are almost the same for all 3 diff engine choices. 260hp isn't really all that much, and you could prolly do that on a stock engine, but if you have the money to build the engine, why not. a standard t3/t4 57 trim should serve your needs nicely, and will allow you room for more power, up to 400hp if you wanted, cuz once you go boost, you alwwayyyssss want more.
rest of your inquiries depend on your engine, which you still haven't disclosed.
raymond
05-21-2008, 07:16 AM
^Cheers mate, my engine is a h22 VTiR(or base for yankees). Yea I probably would go higher than 20kwatw, but my goal is to have a realiable daily driver so building the block is a must for me(piece of mind thing ya know).
I've been told by a bunch that an ignition coil, plugs and wires upgrade is a must, but I'm pretty clueless when it comes to FI.
Any advice for my other Q's would be helpful.
Cheers
PS Oh yea it's a fifth gen h22z(thats no typo either!). Was the last of the h22's for the 00 to 01 VTiR and ATTS models. Most people are unaware.
Brash22
05-21-2008, 05:42 PM
That's ok mate, they learned abuot the Z blocks when I joined here...
Stock output is about 100kW atw, so 200 would be a huge increase, and is relatively easily achievable.
Brash22
05-21-2008, 10:35 PM
Aww Rory, you changed your sig :(
Link to Rory's car page ---> http://www.preludezone.com/showthread.php?t=2456
ok Ill put it back just for you.
twokexlv6coupe
05-22-2008, 09:28 AM
since you sound like your from down under, i think you might hafta ship the block here to the US to get it sleeved by Darton, AV Engineering, Laskey, or whoever else sleeve's H-blocks. unless you or Colin specifically know a machine shop in Aussie-land who can deal w/ the factory FRM sleeves.
pistons: mahle, JE, wiseco....
IF YOU HAVE A REPUTABLE TUNER!!!!!...... you can actually stay at the stock compression ratio and make a bit more power. but if you don't feel too comfortable with 9.8/10:1, most people drop it to 9:1 for boost.
rods: eagle, carrilo, crower....
fuel pump: walbro 255HP. hands down.
clutch: exedy, clutchmasters, or centerforce, around a stage 2 or stage 3 if your plannin on turning the boost up.
flywheel: fidanza
You can only go with mahle pistons if you Dont sleeve it. If you do, you should go with CP pistons.
And i would stick with the stock Flywheel for turbo.
Brash22
05-22-2008, 06:01 PM
Elee from In The Red Performance (http://inthered.com.au/) had a killer turbo fourth gen, he would be a prime candidate to talk to. They can do Hondata as well, but he's in Sydney.
raymond
05-23-2008, 02:49 AM
^^ yea i know elee he's a member on pa.com, well I don't know him know him but you know what I mean, you know? Yea I sent an email to in the red but havn't got a reply yet.
Cheers for all the replys too guys much apprieciated.:)
Brash22
05-23-2008, 03:36 AM
Give Elee a bit of time, he's just got back from his honeymoon, and has to hurry up and finish my mate's H22 swap in his third gen!
raymond
05-23-2008, 04:01 AM
^no s*&t ey, so u on pa aswell obviously. Being in townsville doesn't make building a turbo honda very easy either, its all skylines, supras and ........skylines!
Brash22
05-23-2008, 07:07 PM
Same as in Adelaide mate! They're easy to make power out of, that's why. Yeh I'm on PA as well, been on there for a bit over two years.
raymond
05-23-2008, 09:45 PM
Ah well just havta keep looking,pretty much asked the same stuff on pa.com with about the same answers. I've seen alot of bargin gear on ebay motors for the engine build, turbo stuff as well but I'm not very confident of its lets say "reliability".
Brash22
05-24-2008, 12:07 AM
http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/7870/motivator5325454bl0.jpg
raymond
05-24-2008, 05:47 PM
^lol exactly!
2keggie
06-23-2008, 10:10 PM
for 260hp, u can use s2k injectors. 380 i think and would do up to 280is hp. dsm's, you'll have to wire up a resistor box. stick w/ stock flywheel. a reg t3/t4 57-60 trim w/a 63 ar exhaust will spool fairly quick - around 4k ish. you'll have to get a turbo timer for an oil cooled turbo. for manifolds, revhard and drag are both cast so they wont crack and clear a/c w/o any modification. you can also check out spoolinperformance for a manifold, dp, dt combo. thats the way i would go. if you can convert to obd1, than go w/ hondata or neptune if its available. s200 is good s300 is better. neptune is best. headwork is not necessary. imo headwork on a boosted h22 is more trouble than its worth.
STATUS
09-15-2008, 08:23 PM
^no s*&t ey, so u on pa aswell obviously. Being in townsville doesn't make building a turbo honda very easy either, its all skylines, supras and ........skylines!
haha a few more aussies hey :) i just finished a turbo lude (auto) for a customer here in melbourne.
Brash22
09-15-2008, 10:00 PM
Really? Tell us more. I was just in Melbourne a month or so ago.
STATUS
09-15-2008, 10:33 PM
Really? Tell us more. I was just in Melbourne a month or so ago.
Where in adelaide are you from? i used to own ( 1/3 partners) AUTOBARN mile End 3-4years back but moved to Melbourne to setup shop etc...
i attached a few pics of the budget turbo setup i did for a customer, lot of work as the only bolt on part was the manifold and turbo (soon to be replaced) It's been a bit wierd as im actually doing it for another workshop so have not been able to talk over the job with the customer which i would much rather be doing.
it runs a emanage Ultimate which gives great control over the honda ecu. At the moment i have run out of injector duty so it is limited to 6000rpm and 120fwkw but cause it is auto it is actually quite quick as the stall always has it on boost. Once it has injectors in it i reckon a safe 150fwkw at 6-8psi through the auto and WAAAY more torque..
Brash22
09-16-2008, 03:16 AM
From Modbury, so about a half hour north east of Mile End.
That's a nice looking install, and a pretty killer set of cars by the workshop. Have you had any issues with the auto at all? I've never heard of an auto being boosted without blowing the thing to buggery.
STATUS
09-16-2008, 08:02 PM
From Modbury, so about a half hour north east of Mile End.
That's a nice looking install, and a pretty killer set of cars by the workshop. Have you had any issues with the auto at all? I've never heard of an auto being boosted without blowing the thing to buggery.
The emanage has ignition retard on shift change which helps prolong box life.
i used to have a girlfriend out modbury way, just passed the old complete audio shop.
My best mate at the time also lived just north of there before heading into the hills, not sure if you've heard of D1GARAGE but james and i used to hit the hills most nights in these cars.... before the coppers chased us out and down south :)
Brash22
09-16-2008, 10:21 PM
I know D1 Garage, I reckon I might've met James once or twice at various events.
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