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ORIGINAL: mybrokenblinker
so essentially the ONLY choice is the edelbrock kit. Can you give me anything on how you like yours gsumano?
so essentially the ONLY choice is the edelbrock kit. Can you give me anything on how you like yours gsumano?
ORIGINAL: mybrokenblinker
Wow the boost controller thing is pretty cool.
Do you have a boost controller or turbo timer?
Wow the boost controller thing is pretty cool.
Do you have a boost controller or turbo timer?
Cool, any other informatino on your kit would be appreciated, but thanks for all the help. It comes with a boost gauge right? So you could back off if you had any issues with your boost controller
I did notice on the obituary for aftermarket parts website that you can put an HKS turbo legally on a B18C motor in California
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Actually, based on what you posted, EJ8_Man, this executive order gives exemption to D16s:
Specifically, the D16s with the engine model THN1.6VJG3EK, VHN1.6VJG3EK, WHNXV01.6CA3, WHNXV01.6KA4, XHNXV01.6CA3, XHNXV01.6TA3, XHNXV01.6KA4, YHNXV01.6CA3, YHNXV01.6TA3
Now there might be other executive orders giving exemption to the other Honda engines. The B18C may still be legal to turbo, but this document does NOT say that.
EDIT: okay, I'm misunderstanding this Executive Order. The EO *allows* turbos to be used on any of these cars: 1994 to 2001, Integra GSR,1.8L, 1997 to 2001, Integra Type R, 1.8L 1992 to 2000, Civic, 1.5 & 1.6L 1990 to 2001, Integra, 1.8L, the exception is the 1.6 liter engines listed above. The reason these 1.6 liters aren't allowed is that they're LEV-certified, so installing a turbo would put them into a different emissions class. So...you were right EJ8_Man. Additionally, it looks like any B18 from a 94-2001 integra can take this HKS kit, as well as any D15.
I'm not sure what the 1.6's that are exempt are, so it might be the D16's or the B16's that you can't turbo. I've never seen those engine models before (like "THN1.6VJG3EK"), has anyone else seen these?
The following Honda engine families have been certified to Low Emission Vehicle (LEV) or more stringent emission standards and are excluded from this Executive Order: 1996 model-year, THN1.6VJG3EK, 1997 model-year, VHN1.6VJG3EK, 1998 model-year, WHNXV01.6CA3, WHNXV01.6KA4, 1999 model-year, XHNXV01.6CA3, XHNXV01.6TA3, XHNXV01.6KA4, and 2000 model-year, YHNXV01.6CA3, YHNXV01.6TA3.
Specifically, the D16s with the engine model THN1.6VJG3EK, VHN1.6VJG3EK, WHNXV01.6CA3, WHNXV01.6KA4, XHNXV01.6CA3, XHNXV01.6TA3, XHNXV01.6KA4, YHNXV01.6CA3, YHNXV01.6TA3
Now there might be other executive orders giving exemption to the other Honda engines. The B18C may still be legal to turbo, but this document does NOT say that.
EDIT: okay, I'm misunderstanding this Executive Order. The EO *allows* turbos to be used on any of these cars: 1994 to 2001, Integra GSR,1.8L, 1997 to 2001, Integra Type R, 1.8L 1992 to 2000, Civic, 1.5 & 1.6L 1990 to 2001, Integra, 1.8L, the exception is the 1.6 liter engines listed above. The reason these 1.6 liters aren't allowed is that they're LEV-certified, so installing a turbo would put them into a different emissions class. So...you were right EJ8_Man. Additionally, it looks like any B18 from a 94-2001 integra can take this HKS kit, as well as any D15.
I'm not sure what the 1.6's that are exempt are, so it might be the D16's or the B16's that you can't turbo. I've never seen those engine models before (like "THN1.6VJG3EK"), has anyone else seen these?
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