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ivtecep3
03-11-2009, 09:28 AM
hey hey, ive been recommended to brands such as peak boost... but i was wondering if anyone had any idea on like the acutal model or kits i should be looking at.

im planning to run 5psi tops, i have a hks manifold already from a friend already, so what else i be looking to get?

Turbo Timer
Intercooler
Piping
Turbo
Dump

please let me know if i missed anything

MikeyG
03-11-2009, 10:23 AM
peakboost is great but they are abit expensive if u got the money then thats great buy the kit which comes with the ramhorn manifold i believe..

if ur on abit of a budget then i recommend AFI turbo kit.. but if your mocking a kit yourself
then everything you said is a start.. obv what you need is bigger brakes, oil line to your oil pan, BOV or not, ECU <<< need a good one dude hondata s300 or crome

thats all about it and money and patience :)

ivtecep3
03-11-2009, 10:39 AM
mm yeah, thanks, well im in no rush, gotta get off my P's first so wont be for like 12 -18 months including money wise, do u have any idea howm uch the hondata s300 is?

Riced_Civic
03-11-2009, 01:01 PM
only K-pro will work on teh D17s, u need to get a DC5 ecu and u need the aem tru cam gear for it to work.

unless u want the more expensive Autronic or Motec

kccord
03-11-2009, 04:49 PM
only K-pro will work on teh D17s, u need to get a DC5 ecu and u need the aem tru cam gear for it to work.

unless u want the more expensive Autronic or Motec

K-Pro for only running 5psi??? Autronic/motec?? get real!! even having a GT35R and run it 5psi would be a very expensive ecu to use when you're not making the most potential out of it.

You have options, run AEM F/IC is a piggyback so you retain you obd2 OR convert to OBD1 via harness and get p06 or p28 with hondata S100 or S200 or S300. Hondata S300 installed on P28 goes off for $750 shipped. Bought mine of bisimoto.

I would love using AEM F/IC for obd2 coz it can retard timing only (for boost) and it can adjust fuel.

Most cheapskate just run a bigger injector and aftermarket fuel pressure regulator.

Limbo
03-11-2009, 11:03 PM
D series - Hondata or PFC will work a charm

5PSI - anything like a GT28 will be fine, most Ds don't rev that high
Just keep the log manifold, a small intercooler.
Prob don't even need to bother with the injectors, at most a new fuel pressure reg

Is this on an EU civic? interested as i've been thinking of boosting the gf's car

Nismo3oi
03-11-2009, 11:23 PM
you'll probably need to change your injectors and fuel pump too

ivtecep3
04-11-2009, 07:48 AM
ey, thanks limbo, what brand/make is the GT28??

the turbo isnt for the EU, i used to drive the EU till mother nature threw a branch thru my windscreen and putting me into 2 poles last month, this is a 7th gen ES, non vtec, im looking for a bit of extra torque and pull

but the EU should be easier to turbo then the ES, its SOHC vtec after all.

Limbo
04-11-2009, 10:30 AM
vtec doesn't matter with turbos. With 5 PSI you shouldn't need to change the injectors or fuel pump. Your only gonna be making like 100kwatw at most. (i've seen D16s make like 110 at 6PSI without the need for bigger injectors or fuel pump)

Garrett GT28r if you can afford it.
You can also use others but make sure you use a well branded turbo and not a cheap china one or you will regret it.

EU/ES shouldn't be much difference.

If your only after abit of torque, a b18 or b16 would be close to the mark also.
Then boost them you'll have more potential.

With a D series your gonna be limited with wat you can do after you get the boost bug

ivtecep3
04-11-2009, 10:37 AM
mmm the car's pretty new so i wont be looking at a engine conversion for a while, im waiting for my dad to switch cars so i can take his k24 out of his cr-v sport ^^"

Limbo
04-11-2009, 10:43 AM
you want the k24 out of the Accord. The one out of the CRV is the crappier one.

But yeah K series is good, just abit more expensive.

But wack on the turbo it would be fun, then you just want more.

I'm looking into rebuilding my b series to get 200kw atw+++

ivtecep3
04-11-2009, 10:54 AM
ahh i c.. thanks for the update, im new to the whole car thing,,lol 200 atw...gg T_T" i can only dream of that amount of power at the moment.....

good luck with that rebuild man, its gonna be a awesome peice of work after its done =]

Riced_Civic
04-11-2009, 12:39 PM
K-Pro for only running 5psi??? Autronic/motec?? get real!! even having a GT35R and run it 5psi would be a very expensive ecu to use when you're not making the most potential out of it.

You have options, run AEM F/IC is a piggyback so you retain you obd2 OR convert to OBD1 via harness and get p06 or p28 with hondata S100 or S200 or S300. Hondata S300 installed on P28 goes off for $750 shipped. Bought mine of bisimoto.

I would love using AEM F/IC for obd2 coz it can retard timing only (for boost) and it can adjust fuel.

Most cheapskate just run a bigger injector and aftermarket fuel pressure regulator.


Um dude ive been researching how to turbo a D17 for the last 2 years b4 i got mine done and the only ECUs that will work are the very expensive ones or K-pro or AEM F/IC.

S100 to 300 will not work as it will not work with out motors, if u got to the hondata web site it had D17 and its under the K-pro section

even if he still wants to just run 5 psi he still need a stand alone ecu, if he rums a piggy back ecu the stock 1 will over ride it in 2 or 3 months.

he still needs all the parts like bigger injectors, ect.

and i dunno y he would run a GT35 as the motor is way to small for that turbo, the biggest he will need is a GT28 for what he wants.

SHU-ES1
10-11-2009, 09:49 AM
riced knows what his talking about when it comes to the d17 turbos, he's had his done for his ES and is running a treat with many many months, years of research before going ahead with his project.

as he mentioned above, the d17 ECU cannot run a standalone/piggyback ecu because eventually the tune will be overidden by the stock ECu hence the need for a dc5R/S ECU with kpro and aem's adjustable cam gear. this also means that any bolt on mods such as header, downpipe, catback make little difference in the long run as the ECU will retune itself to have better emissions and fuel efficiency. i learnt this the hard way after spending lots of $$ on bolt on mods with minimal gains, if any at all in the long run.

there is also a guy in the UK who knows alot about D17 turbos - speedfoos. you can find him on other honda forums like 7thgenhonda.com, civicforums.com, d-series.org. he'll point you in the right direction.

good luck with the boost project!