Turbo on Road Trip
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RE: Turbo on Road Trip
Full-Race (www.full-race.com) makes some good turbos, or so i hear. There is a turbo that makes 450HP on a stock motor and retains A/C. Its for a B series engine, but its still pretty impressive. I know that Full-Race has a D series with almost 800 HP on thier website. Its definatly not stock, but its still lots of power. I would check around on thier site, but i think you have to call them up for D series engines.
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Full-Race (www.full-race.com) makes some good turbos, or so i hear. There is a turbo that makes 450HP on a stock motor and retains A/C. Its for a B series engine, but its still pretty impressive. I know that Full-Race has a D series with almost 800 HP on thier website. Its definatly not stock, but its still lots of power. I would check around on thier site, but i think you have to call them up for D series engines.
Full-Race (www.full-race.com) makes some good turbos, or so i hear. There is a turbo that makes 450HP on a stock motor and retains A/C. Its for a B series engine, but its still pretty impressive. I know that Full-Race has a D series with almost 800 HP on thier website. Its definatly not stock, but its still lots of power. I would check around on thier site, but i think you have to call them up for D series engines.
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RE: Turbo on Road Trip
Pink SOHC Civic Story. If you goto towards the bottom of the page, it shows a dyno sheet and they write that 790.1 WHP and 610 ft/lbs of torque. I think the 790 number is off the pink SOHC but i could be wrong.
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RE: Turbo on Road Trip
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RE: Turbo on Road Trip
I think that the air to liquid IC are the best, but they are also the most expensive. You need alot more stuff for that, its liek another cooling system. Most people have Air to Air.
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Yeah i agree with most of the posts, i never even hit boost on the highway and i can go about 80mph. Like someone else said unless ur a bat out of hell shifting (haha that made me laugh so hard) it shouldnt be a problem. I wouldnt even keep it at 1lb whats that point? might as well be safe and not even tempt yourself.