View Full Version : D15b4 turbo?
vodkashot
15-12-2009, 11:36 PM
Yes, you read the title right...
I know what alot of you all are going to say (engine swap, get a vtec, not worth it), but to be honest. I cant afford that sorts of job, plus I want something I can do at home at my leisure (I have a falcon to drive around while I work on the civic). So I was looking around and was wondering what anybody knows about turboing the twin carbs.
I know in the states there are a few d15 turbos, but not carbies.
I was thinking of getting something like this from the states and just running it on like 6 psi, and at roughly 1000AUD to get it here I dont see why not ;
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/D-Series-CIVIC-CRX-DEL-SOL-SOHC-T3-T4-TURBO-KIT-D15-D16_W0QQitemZ220479583161QQcmdZViewItemQQptZMotors _Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories?hash=item33559b73b9
Unless, anyone knows anything alike except local or possible used parts also?
Because wouldn't it be interesting to see a d15b4 blown? :D
im.Kusuma
16-12-2009, 01:25 AM
this topic has been covered before : http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=118311
hisoka
16-12-2009, 02:00 AM
do you think your the first person to think this idea up lol
also look at that turbo kit. your gonna waste your money, things are gonna keep falling apart. read the usa forums about turbo kits for under 1 grand, steer clear.
and also you need to buy a ecu 800~1000 dollars, and injectors. thats enough money for a b16a swap which would be a shit more reliable then a turbo built buy a little boy in china factory. i would love to see that turbo hold 25 psi for two days.
but as you can see my part costings, you need to purchase ecu and injectors also a fuel pump, so your total will be enough to buy a b16a half cut
SHOGUNOVDDRK
16-12-2009, 02:33 AM
the first turbo car was carb if I'm not mistaken.
Blow through turbo systems get an extra "you're so awesome" points in my books, proceed with this idea and be a winner.
One day I will have one of my own.....
im.Kusuma
16-12-2009, 01:26 PM
btw, a member called me from ozhonda and we chat about his EG GL was jett'ed at queen st, he paid around $800-$1k to jet up his carby, made 150kw atw .. Stock twin carby.. Dont know if its true but maybe it can gain alot..
hisoka
16-12-2009, 03:04 PM
i dont think that is true, jet kitting couldnt give you a gain more then double the original power.
some b18cr struggle to make 150kw on NA. infact i dont know anyone anymore with a 150kw b18cr
vodkashot
16-12-2009, 08:17 PM
Well I don't plan on running @ high psi, only between 5-8ish.
I just want to be able to say, yeah, she is turbo. And can atleast hold its ground against my falcon (more specifically, other falodores :P).
And with the b16a half cut idea, I can afford the parts. But labour costs etc will be through the roof. With turbo its something I can sort of do myself, and then get it tuned somewhere.
I might head down to turbo technics (down the road) and ask for some advice and maybe even prices. Grab a 2nd hand turbo or something.
In the mean time, for some stupid reason, I am seriously considering doing this and im.kusuma, I'll let you know via PM how it all goes and how feasible it is exactly (Never know, we might get a mad deal if we do 2 cars @ once :) )
lookingforboost
16-12-2009, 10:01 PM
i hope your not talking about the turbo technics in Newcastle? anyway anything can be put togeather with a she'll be right slogan slapped on :P
as for cost factor for injectors...... its carby lol :) but if you can do it your self, wack it togeather get the carby tuned to the boost level you want and she'll be right ;)
power wise prolly more effective to get a cheap D series motor thats injected or SOHC Vtec throw that in and boost that :)
vodkashot
16-12-2009, 10:16 PM
i hope your not talking about the turbo technics in Newcastle? anyway anything can be put togeather with a she'll be right slogan slapped on :P
as for cost factor for injectors...... its carby lol :) but if you can do it your self, wack it togeather get the carby tuned to the boost level you want and she'll be right ;)
power wise prolly more effective to get a cheap D series motor thats injected or SOHC Vtec throw that in and boost that :)
Nah, there is another in bankstown. Apparently the do clean work and are really helpful..
im.Kusuma
17-12-2009, 02:05 AM
whats the name of the shop at bankstown?
And i got my engine done.. hitting 89kw atw twin carb :) no need for jetting it lol.. Im happy with my spec
vodkashot
17-12-2009, 08:52 AM
whats the name of the shop at bankstown?
And i got my engine done.. hitting 89kw atw twin carb :) no need for jetting it lol.. Im happy with my spec
How did you do that?
im.Kusuma
17-12-2009, 01:21 PM
How did you do that?
hanny's performance, smithfield
vodkashot
17-12-2009, 10:31 PM
hanny's performance, smithfield
What work was done?
im.Kusuma
17-12-2009, 10:33 PM
What work was done?
for me to know, for you to find out :p
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