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06-23-2004, 06:26 PM
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As some (probably none) of you may have seen in my other (admittedly few) topics, I drive a 5th gen Civic DX Coupe. D15z6 engine, IIRC. Anyway, since the F22 would be a complete waste of time, I have started looking at turbo kits. I've seen some attractively priced kits that are marketed for the 92-95 Civic EX/SI, but not the DX really. What I am wondering is, will a kit (mainly the manifold) for a EX/SI fit a DX engine? I know there are differences in the engines - I'm not a retard (I don't think), but are the differences enough that I should just scrap the kit idea and try to piecemeal one from components?
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06-23-2004, 06:52 PM
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Any idea offhand what might interfere? I don't really want to beg/borrow/steal (possibly buy :P ) a kit and have to fudge it up fitting it. <_<
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06-23-2004, 07:12 PM
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By "slightly" I'm getting a vibe of "acceptable" or "workable"... Either way, I guess. Better than a hoborigged setup :P
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06-23-2004, 07:19 PM
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if you want to make sure it all fit right you can put an 5th gen si intake manifold on your motor. It will bolt up, and you will see gains from it, the turbo kit will also fit a lot better too.
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06-23-2004, 11:56 PM
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Nice suggestion, although at this point I am going to be swapping in a D16 from a civic EX, so assuming my current trans will work, I don't have to change motor mounts, and I can find a wiring harness fairly cheap, the turbo should fit exactly.
The kit is one of the new Edelbrock kits - it was a display at my speedshop so I picked it up for a song! (EDIT: and by wiring harness I meant ECU :P ) __________________
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