TrailerParkPimpsDad
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The only thing you would have to figure out is fuel/engine management and how you're going to run the oil return into the oil pan. The turbo has been on Audrey's car for about 20,000 miles and has minimal shaft play. I don't remember checking the shaft play before we installed the turbo. It was on another car for a few thousand miles before that. The turbo kit will include the turbo, manifold, heatshield, FMIC, intercooler piping, GReddy Type-S bov, oil feed line, downpipe, and... actually I think that's it. I guess I can include some RC 440cc injectors, but you will have to modify the the o-rings as they are DSM-sized injectors (physically). It could be as simple as an AFC, Hondata, or piggy-back. Then again, you could go all out with a stand-alone... I happen to have an extra AEM EMS 30-1000 (Honda OBDI) that I will not be using anymore, but even though it works, I wasn't totally happy with it because of some sensor fluctuation. Anyway, I'm thinking around $1000 for the turbo kit and $800 for the EMS with OBD2B to OBD1 harness.
Good deal or no? I'm seriously considering this. All I'd need to do is get a fuel pump and make sure the injectors work.
I've got about 100 that I can throw at it for sure right now, and if I can sell my header, that's about another 270.
I could throw another 100 a month at it and hold off on payments for my bed.