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Old 03-13-2003, 01:46 AM   #1
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Howdy guys.

I'm just weighing my options when it comes to eventually turboing my B18B1. I intend to use it for racing at tracks and the occasional races at Bandimere. I am wanting to know what parts will work to make a turbo setup for my engine. I realize this is a pretty general question but if you guys could steer me in the right direction or give me a good link to an FAQ that would really help me out. I want to make a custom setup because I don't want a boxed setup and I can also get the parts as I find them. Thanks ahead of time fellas.
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I agree- do it peice by peice.

you need:

turbo
manifold w/ flange
waste gate
BOV
intercooler
piping
downpipe 3"
couplings
oil feed line
oil return line
tapped oil pan fitting in proper place
3" hi-flow cat
3" cat back
injectors depending on your size/boost
HONDATA s200/b
boost guage
EGT guage
a/f guage (not a gay one that lights up and goes back and forth- a real one that is incremeneted to like 18:1 for a/f ratio)
other guages are good to have.. oil pressure/temp, water, etc
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Thanks B. Do you know if the high altitude of Colorado would screw with any of my potential choices of turbos? I have heard that turbos get a little lean up here in the mile high city.
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Old 03-13-2003, 09:12 AM   #4
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I think youll be fine, turbos were first developed for airplanes so that they could operate as if they were at sea level when they were flying at a few thousand feet on bombing runs. The exhaust gasses will flow accross the turbine faster when pushing against the relatively thin atmosphere wherever you are.
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at higher alt. you need boost. basically, higher you go, the less air there is. so, what do you want- more air. hello and welcome to turbos
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Pardon my ignorance but could I run more boost in Denver than I would be able to in lets say LA. I was kinda looking into it and it kind of seems that way.
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no- not really.
fact is, air is thinner.
when you boost, you not only create more DENSE air, i/e more air per volume of it from the turbo, but it is pushed in at a hgher rate- i/e psi.

basically, your psi rate is still the same- but its the AMOUNT of AIR that matters, not the psi.
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Ahhh I think I am beginning to understand now. So a small turbo would have to run at a higher PSI to match the power of a larger turbo at a lower PSI if we are thinking about output. I think I am gonna have to read up a lot more than I have to be able to understand it better. Hey, If I can learn how to hybrid a civic and now I think that it is trival...Why couldn't I do the same for turbos. Besides if I am gonna make a homemade one..I better know my shit I guess.
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it's all about cfm's

psi is simply pressure, not AIR.

read this: http://www.hondaswap.com/turbo/viewer.php?id=8
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Thanks B!!
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