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  1. #1
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    Aug 2003
    Location
    Sydney, Australia
    Car:
    '94 Civic VTi

    Post your Forced Induction/Nitrous setups

    Every other forum has a show off thread. Well this isnt really a show-off thread, as much as it will help others looking to get into the action - or give others ideas.

    What you should list.

    Car
    Engine
    Your kit/custom setup
    Management
    Power output (dyno graph prefered)

    Likes, dislikes, trials, tribulations. Be honest.

    One pics or any other info you like.

    Represent.
    [TNT] Team No Traction - Cos No Traction Is Underrated

    Two turbos, is better then one.

  2. #2
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    Join Date
    Jul 2004
    Location
    Brisbane
    Car:
    MV Agusta F4
    Car:
    1999 Integra Type R

    Engine:
    B18C7 (Stock)

    Your kit/custom setup:
    GT3037S turbo
    Synapse 50mm Wastegate
    Tial 50mm blow off valve
    Competition Clutch
    Competition Steel Flywheel
    ARE Tube & Fin Intercooler
    Ramhorn turbo manifold
    Custom intake piping, stainless steel.
    Custom 3 inch exhaust, stainless steel
    Metal Cat
    Magnaflow oval muffler
    GFB Reactor dual boost controller
    K&N pod filter
    NGK leads
    RC 750cc injectors
    AEM Fuel Regulator
    Walbro 255L/Hr High Pressure Fuel Pump
    Fluidyne half size radiator
    Davis Craig slimline radiator fan
    Toda timing belt
    Mugen thermostat
    Mugen fan switch
    Trust oil cooler & remote oil filter
    Cusco oil catch tank
    Oh.. and the spoon socks.

    Management:
    Hondata S300

    Power output (dyno graph prefered):


    Likes, dislikes, trials, tribulations:
    -Sounds stock, feels stock, looks stock, till you put your foot down.
    -Excellent combination of off boost cruising and fuel economy allong with the power and performance when you need it.
    -Only slight problem is minimal boost creep. Due to the high flowing manifold design, WG placement, large rear turbo and low boost.

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    Last edited by DLO01; 24-06-2008 at 12:39 PM.
    Deano.

  3. #3
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    Join Date
    Jul 2004
    Location
    Brisbane
    Car:
    MV Agusta F4
    I Forgot about my Crx. This was my venture in to hondas & boost:

    Car:
    1992 Crx Delsol

    Engine:
    B16A2 (Stock)

    Your kit/custom setup:
    Avo Stage 2 kit
    GT28R turbo
    Injectors
    Fuel pump
    Log manifold
    Avo Intercooler
    Excedy HD Clutch
    Excedy Light Flywheel
    2.5 inch exhaust
    High Flow Cat
    Magnaflow muffler
    GFB boost controller
    Pod filter
    NGK leads

    Management:
    Link Ecu

    Power output:
    135kw @ wheels. I have a dyno sheet somwhere, but don't know where it is.

    Likes, dislikes, trials, tribulations:
    -Very good kit if you want moderate gains and a bolt on kit.
    -Early boost, full boost at just over 3000rpm.
    -A good thing is that this kit was used without any cooling mods at all. No bigger radiator, no cooler thermostats, no oil coolers. And it never gave any problems.
    -Very fun little car, looks, open air driving, vtec and boost!
    -Kit not really expandable if you want more in the future.

    Pic:




    Deano.

  4. #4
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    Join Date
    Feb 2005
    Location
    Sunny Coast, QLD
    Car:
    '88 CRX
    Car:
    1988 ED9 Crx

    Engine:
    D16A8 DOHC (Non-Vtec)
    Bought as built engine so can never be sure of exact specs but includes:
    balanced crank
    forged rods & pistons (arias)
    block brace
    custom billet cams & adjustable gears

    Your kit/custom setup:
    hi-flowed T28 turbo
    525cc Injectors
    Walbro Fuel pump
    Custom giant intake plenum (overkill)
    Custom turbo mani
    600x300 FMIC
    Lightweight Flywheel
    4-puck brass button clutch
    LSD (unsure as to brand)
    3" custom dump & exhaust
    High Flow Cat
    genie turbo muffler
    K&N 'Extreme' mushroom Pod filter
    currently running GFB boost tap till i hook up the blitz ebc

    Management:
    EMS Ecu (Stinger)

    Power output:
    162kw @ wheels & 420nm. @ 18psi
    I have a dyno sheet at home and pic on my phone, but no way of posting here just yet.

    Likes, dislikes, trials, tribulations:
    will update this

    Pic:
    and these

  5. #5
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    Apr 2005
    Location
    Melbourne
    Car:
    ( . )_( . )
    wheres yours Mr Weq?!

    clean as always deano

    ...part of my turbo kit is on its way finally!

  6. #6
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    Feb 2006
    Location
    Melbourne
    Car:
    DB9
    yeh weq, lol

    ill see if i can dig up that old thread of his....

    D16 POWAAAA, was a d16 wasnt it?
    Team Yum Cha Daily
    Melb Crew reppin


    .....an era has ended.....RIP YF dc2^3

    "I do apologise for what must seem like an arbitrary imposition"

  7. #7
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    Join Date
    Oct 2004
    Location
    Sydney - Cabramatta/Liver
    Car:
    Jazz EVO IX
    weq lead by example mate!
    Evo IX - THE FINAL EVOLUTION

  8. #8
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    Join Date
    Sep 2006
    Car:
    CRX SiR turbo
    Car:
    1989 CRX SiR (ef8)

    Engine:
    B16a1 (Stock)

    Your kit/custom setup:
    Custom Garrett ATP turbo- based off the gt30
    Tial 44mm Wastegate
    Blitz blow off valve
    Exedy Heavy Duty Cushioned button clutch
    ARC Intercooler (R33gtst model)
    Full Race Prostreet +AC turbo manifold
    Custom intake piping, stainless steel, powercoated charcol grey
    Custom Airbox, stainless steel, powercoated charcol grey
    KnN Pod filter
    Custom intercooler piping, stainless steel, powercoated charcol grey
    Custom 3" inch Dump and turbo back exhaust, stainless steel
    3" Metal Cat
    Xforce mid muffler
    Magnaflow oval muffler
    NGK irdium plugs
    GTR 440cc injectors
    DensoFuel Regulator
    Denso Fuel Pump
    Custom twin core radiator
    Davis Craig slimline radiator fan
    Apexi Radiator cap


    Management:
    Hondata stage2+boost

    Power output (dyno graph prefered):
    Highest power was 202wkws, but on Hub dyno, this is from Autosalon 07 with a roller


    Likes, dislikes, trials, tribulations:
    -can drive like stock, fuel economy is almost the same as NA, quiet exhaust, turbo spool, suprising other turbos/v8s
    -dont hear much vtec as wastegate is loud, no traction on boost, gets hot in summer, no AC
    -HASPORT dont make engine mounts to suit ef8 so only OEM, alot of custom work as nothing else fits
    -Heat temps under the bonnet getting to high..paint peeling off rocker cover!

    Pic:

  9. #9
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    Join Date
    Jul 2004
    Location
    Brisbane
    Car:
    MV Agusta F4
    Very nice Limo.
    Deano.

  10. #10
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    Join Date
    Jul 2007
    Location
    Brisbane
    Car:
    4 banger
    defianately agree, no traction is sooo boring. launchin on na is easier
    ohh herrow im jdm

  11. #11
    im so suprised your clutch is holding up with that much power, i must have gone through 3 exedy units before went overseas. and that was when i was running a lot less power too.

  12. #12
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    Sep 2006
    Car:
    CRX SiR turbo
    Quote Originally Posted by A.C.S DRAG View Post
    im so suprised your clutch is holding up with that much power, i must have gone through 3 exedy units before went overseas. and that was when i was running a lot less power too.
    yeh i highly reccommend the clutch to normal street driven cars, cos you can ride it at low revs at shops etc and when you rev it higher, it grabs really hard.

    alot of my driving was street driving,ive only been to the drags once (very hard to get fri nites off )

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