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2924, estimate on hp??
Posted by bustrblue1, Mar-20-01 02:12 PM
hi. can someone give me some estimates on how much hp a turbo can give me, with internals, intake, headers, exhaust, wires, etc. small mods.
16g, 18g, 20g, T3/T4bb, and anything else..thanks a lot!
also, what gauges will i need besides boost gauge and a/f gauge? and where is the best place to put the boost controller and turbo timer, any recommendations on what kind to get? if anyone has pics i'd appreciate it. thanks again

Matt
2925, RE: estimate on hp??
Posted by bustrblue1, Mar-20-01 02:36 PM
also for everyone turbo, i want to get a list of everything i'm going to need when i go turbo. here's what i know so far:
turbo
intercooler
blow off valve
external wastegate
gauges
fuel pump, what size?
do i need larger injectors?
pistons
rings
rods
....as you can see, i need serious help. don't know a whole lot about turbo's, but i'm learning. what all do i NEED and is good to have if i want to boost as much as i want and don't have to worry about ANYTHING??? and how much boost would i be able to turn it up to? (the max) and please give a full list and when you put things like A/F, also put -air/fuel...i appreciate it!! thanks

Matt
2926, RE: estimate on hp??
Posted by JasonESi_T, Mar-20-01 02:48 PM
HRC or STAR kit.

That's all you need.

Jason
98' Eagle Talon ESi-T
Mitsu Super 16g Turbo(HRC)


http://springfielddsm.homestead.com/JasonsPics.html

2927, I agree with Jason on this one..
Posted by MuRiX, Mar-21-01 12:44 AM
You need to look at a Star or HRC kit.

No offense, but you easily listed the big things. That was easy. It i sall the fittings, fuel lines, hoses, piping, manifold, injector sizing and fuel pump sizing and required fuel pressure ot properly match whatever turbo and intercooler you have, etc etc...

It is the little things that kill and where experience becomes important.

MuRiX
97 Eclipse GS HRC Stage II
And a whole lot of other mods...
89 Accord LSi - yes it's mine :(
http://murix.home.icq.com/index.html

2928, RE: estimate on hp??
Posted by guest, Mar-20-01 03:03 PM
Check out wyatts site is is very helpful!!

DAVE_FL
97GS
AEM CAI
AFX PULLEY
AFX solid motor mount
Magnaflow exhaust
Sparkco 9mm wires
PRO KIT (not in pic)
tokico shocks
Altezzas
A Badass sound system
Indiglows,neons,and all that good stuff...hehe


2929, I agree
Posted by 99GSBBTurbo, Mar-20-01 04:36 PM
Check Wyatts site...http://www.turbogs.com
2930, RE: I agree
Posted by Jason 95 GS Turbo, Mar-20-01 05:02 PM
internals + lots of fuel = however high you want to go..but you'll get to the point where you won't be able to drive it on the street.

jason
95 GS Turbo
2931, RE: I agree
Posted by bustrblue1, Mar-21-01 12:17 PM
well, i was wanting to go big, maybe 500hp or so, but don't want to spend $7k on the kit i want from HRC. I figure i can put together a few used parts and a few new and get a good setup. I was wanting someone to help me make a check list so that i can be sure i have everything to get it on. i figure since i don't have much experience about turbo's i'd get advice from other people to decide on the components, brands and sizes of everything. i was hoping everyone could help me but your just saying "kit". the kit i want cost way to much!

Matt
2932, RE: I agree
Posted by cyan, Mar-21-01 02:10 PM
whoa 500HP? i think thats more than anyone on this board isnt it? not trying to sound like you CANT do it, but id say if youre a novice and dont really know much about turbos (like me) you should start with a smaller goal, like 250HP with a kit then upgrade later. if you do all that at once shooting for 500HP you almost definately will blow something up or break something, or hookup wrong, and because youre a novice you wont be able to diagnose the problem yourself like some of these guys can do. but kudos if you can set a 500HP goal and hit it on your first try. youre a better man that we if you can
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