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  1. #1
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    The Turbod AH Hatch!

    Im getting very close to putting my turbo on my civic soon so i thought i would post it up here for you all to see/comment on and help me out.

    This is the first time i have turboed a car and and doing it totaly from scratch and mostly by myself. I will be only getting a workshop to finish off the intercooler piping i cant do and the dump pipe and exhaust. And the tuning ovcourse.

    My short term aim is for around 150fwkw on the stock engine while i build up a forged engine for much more power.

    The parts i have soo far are:

    Custom made log manifold by me
    Garrett Gt2560 Turbo
    AVO Bar and Plate Intercooler 540 x 200 x 76
    Intercooler pipes
    Blitz Supersound BOV which i have a flange for so i can make it plumb back
    450cc DSM Injectors
    Custom Braided Oil lines
    Custom Water lines
    Oil Catch Tank
    Innovate LC-1 Wideband O2 Sensor
    Dual Core Aluminium Radiator from a EG/EK Civic
    Adaptronic Computer
    3 Bar MAP Sensor
    M&W Dual Pole Ignition Coils

    I will be runnig it with 2 coils for a wasted spark set up as is it much easier to implement this rather than keep the original dizzy and CAS, due to the age of the engine it would of been a PITA.

    PICS!!







    Intercooler mocked up on my parts car





    And thers lots more photos here if you want to have a look.

    Hope yous like it.

    Cheers
    Luke
    Last edited by fat_85_civic; 15-10-2008 at 06:34 PM.

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    nice something different hats off to you mate

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    Seems like youre off to a good start,

    Just make sure to meet the engines thirst for fuel,

    i.e. Fuel reg (sard,malpassi is good) and def a better fuel pump,

    BTW- Have you paid attention to your brakes, Going fast is great and Hondas have great brakes, but damn 150fwkw, mmm... might want to chnage to atleast new dot4 brake fluid, braided lines and obviously new rotors/pads,

    My advice is that aslong as you dont race its not worth it goin a big brake upgrade,

    The stuff for the brakes can be had cheap and is a quite straightforward to do yourself.

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    it wont need a new regulator, the stock ones work fine. Im thinking about a new pump as well but have heard the stocker will last up to this power level. Im goin to be putting in a surge tank soon after its done which will get probably a bosch pump feeding from it.
    At the momoent i have upgraded to standard 86 integra disc's all round and the integra master cylender as well. This is a huge upgrade from stock. and im getting slotted rotors for the front soon and endless pads.

  5. #5
    Where's lloyd, he'd love this LOL

    Good work son..

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    Hes seen it before and is quite impressed

  7. #7
    as am i.

    The quality of your work seems high!

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    Quote Originally Posted by fat_85_civic View Post
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    Luke Meet Justin

    Justin Meet Luke

    Luke, Justin will be doing us a photoshoot once your car is done (and im looking less shabby) as he owes me

    Luke glad to see you finally getting a thread on here (rather then ask 10 or so questions in relation to the build and me trying not to give anything away)

    p.s Let me know when your coming up to Livo
    SPAMMAPS
    Carburettor|Nation

    that mikey G guy is the biggest shit talker ive ever met..
    in the space of 15minutes he sold two sets of wheels. claims a guy under the username DNT-CRY bought them!

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    Very cool. Love ya work.
    Deano.

  10. #10
    Hey Luke,

    sounds like you got it mostly sorted.

    > on the stock engine while i build up a forged engine

    Are you aware of the YCP vitara pistons many of the US D16 builders are using for their
    big boost builds?
    It's a proven approach to big numbers and might save you a few $$$.


    Those injectors look like black tops to me. However, those are better suited to 4valve heads than the blue tops.



    > it wont need a new regulator, the stock ones work fine.

    On the Endyn web site, theres a tip on drilling out the fuel return on the stock regulator.
    Otherwise, good fuel pump and you're good to go.


    Kudos on the turbo selection, not too big. Whats the hot side A/r?

    Just a thought, is it too late to turn the turbo 180 degrees. In the pictured configuration,
    the exhaust has to turn 180 degrees immediately after the turbine.

    In the proposed configuration, you'd have a much more generous radius on that turn.




    I'm interested in more info on the wasted spark ignition configuration.

    Care to share the details?

    Nick.
    Last edited by nd55; 15-10-2008 at 11:32 AM.

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    Ive seen the vitara pistons but in the D16A3 motor i have they yeild a very low compression ratio due the the much larger combustion chamber than the SOHC engines.

    haha, yeah the injesctors are black tops, they flow the same as the blue tops but, i think their just from a newer engine, ill change thet now.

    Im not to sure of the hot side A/R ill have a look and find out.

    I really did want to have the turbo facing the other way, but there just wasnt enought room to fit everything in if it was that way. The turbo would have been a fair way out from the block due to the wastegate actuator and would of hit with the radiator, and the air filter had no where to go.

    Im in a bit of a hurry at the moment but ill post up about the wasted spark a little later

    Cheers
    Luke

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    For the wasted spark set up ill be runnig these coils:




    Which are triggered by the adaptronic management system. If you stick whit the stock computer or any other form of it, i.e. Hondata, you cant do wasted spark as it needs a distrubutor to run im pretty sure.

    I think it will be much easier for me to set it up and run this way rater than trying to adapt a later model dizzy to fit and then re-wireing it all.

    Cheers
    Luke

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