h22a boosting??
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donny_ptrsn
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like 7-10 stock but your are going to need bigger ingectors and a very very very good tune.
p.s. make sure you search before posting.
p.s. make sure you search before posting.
It's slightly more complicated than that. A lot of it depends on the quality of your tuning. A motor that's tuned well can handle a decent amount of boost. A motor that's tuned crappily or not at all is likely to blow up after too long.
What are your plans for tuning?
would buying a chipped ecu solve it..??
That's part of the answer, yes. But a chipped ECU isn't a "one-size-fits-all" solution. A chipped ECU needs to be programmed and tuned specifically for whatever engine setup you're going to be running.
YBLEGAL
Regular Member w/ Cheese
and sending it to mugen and telling them what parts are on your motor does NOT count. good tuning can ONLY be done with the car in front of you.
well my buddy uses his lab top..he hooks it up to his ecu and does everything so i guess i could do that and be my best bet..?h22 stroker kit...drop compression..might be costly but for high boost right?
YBLEGAL
Regular Member w/ Cheese
yes if he does that, he's probably got the stuff to tune. you also need a wide band lambda sensor, and a PLX device or something to feed it to your EMS. Make sure he's got experiance tuning hondas. the quality of the tune will determine how long your motor lasts, and that's exponentially more true with boost
powerdriverh22
Senior Member
hondata, aem, crome, uberdata etc.....
bigger injectors, t3 60-1, decent intercooler....shoot for 300whp. you should be able to make that power with 10ish psi
bigger injectors, t3 60-1, decent intercooler....shoot for 300whp. you should be able to make that power with 10ish psi
