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you can turbo just about anything.
Assuming the block/rings/pistons are in good condition, you really don't have to build anything for that power gain.
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i don't know much about the a-series motors...
but, given its displacement, and lower-than-honda-normal redline, i'm going to hazzard a guess than a t3 .63/.63 .57 a/r would be on point for that motor.
is your motor carb or fuel injected? i think thats going to be the hardest part of your set up.
what car is this, a mid 80s accord?
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B20A?
Please tell me its not....
.....run away...
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you can turbo just about anything.
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B20A is the red-headed stepchild of B series motors.
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I figured that you meant the B20A from the Prelude, was never aware of A series motors.
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I figured that you meant the B20A from the Prelude, was never aware of A series motors.
ahhh ic, yes the sad little a series
back to that tho any ideas?wheres a good place to get the turbo?, also do i needa keep anything particular in mind when building the manifold?,because im betting no1 makes one.... also i feel stupid fer askin but, whats the difference between a BOV and a wastegate?
thanks
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i don't know much about the a-series motors...
but, given its displacement, and lower-than-honda-normal redline, i'm going to hazzard a guess than a t3 .63/.63 .57 a/r would be on point for that motor.
is your motor carb or fuel injected? i think thats going to be the hardest part of your set up.
what car is this, a mid 80s accord?