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Old 06-01-2006, 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted by SlowLS
dihc zc's suck. You will get alot more if you sold the motor and bought a sohc vtec motor and boosted that. just my opinion.
ah well, i have a new plan i hope works out. Keeping the b16, new shell.
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Old 06-01-2006, 05:57 PM
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I did a junkyard setup with an HF manifold, i hated that fuckin POS manifold. Buy an aftermarket one with a spot for an external wastegate, shit'll run better and the install will go smoother.
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I did a junkyard setup with an HF manifold, i hated that fuckin POS manifold. Buy an aftermarket one with a spot for an external wastegate, shit'll run better and the install will go smoother.
Thanks for the info man!
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i understand that not everyone can afford a brand new pretty off the shelf turbo kit but i don't like the sound of this junkyard set up. A friend of mine bought a used kit(very similar to what your describing) it was pretty much a big frankenstein setup and he got nickel and dimed like crazy with all sorts of shit that wouldn't exactly fit right, or a whole bunch of extras that were necessary to make it run properly. Than once everything gets going, the FMU broke(because FMU's are pieces of shit) and he ended up spending the same amount of money when it was all said and done that he would have spent just doing it the right way and buying a brand new kit, where all the parts are actually made to coincide with one another.
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Default Re: Boosting a DOHC ZC

Seriously, I wouldn't go that back yard on it. Get a manifold and a tial 38mm wastegate.

You can use a 3rd gen supra, dsm side mount, or buy a johnny race car one... Intercooler piping, go to autozone, get some bends... bust out the welder htere you go..

or get a cold air intake, and work from there.
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guys nothing is wrong with using a hf manifold on a low power d series setup. Many people have used them and made decent power. Here is a couple pics of mine. Been running it for over 2 years.


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Default Re: Boosting a DOHC ZC

Originally Posted by sohc_mshue
guys nothing is wrong with using a hf manifold on a low power d series setup. Many people have used them and made decent power. Here is a couple pics of mine. Been running it for over 2 years.



what did you do about the wastegate situation?

i figure as many cars as you tune..you would have a beast ass setup..simple,and effective..i like it.
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Default Re: Boosting a DOHC ZC

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what did you do about the wastegate situation?

i figure as many cars as you tune..you would have a beast ass setup..simple,and effective..i like it.
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Default Re: Boosting a DOHC ZC

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uhh,the wastegate flange wasnt just magically manufactuered from honda.

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Default Re: Boosting a DOHC ZC

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uhh,the wastegate flange wasnt just magically manufactuered from honda.

You do know how to weld correct? Weld/drill...bingo.
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