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Old 09-01-2003, 10:22 AM
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ive read about a guy (Greg Leone) and he has a stock CRX motor and got a mitsubishi turbo from an eclipse or something...that makes me wonder, how many other possible turbo's are there to get that would be really inexpensive? i dont know that much about it and i dont wanna go spendin $3500 on a brand new turbo kit and fuck it up, i wanna get a "budget bomber" and see what i can do....is that stupid or smart? does it really matter what kinna turbo it is as long as the motor can handle the psi? i really dont know...

**EDIT** i forgot to mention that im getting some type of eclipse turbo next week from my uncle, so since ill have it, could i use it i guess the question is...

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Old 09-01-2003, 11:34 AM
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as long as you do it right. sometimes doing shit right requires $$$. i know because i'm getting a turbo for my LS, and it comes close to $3500, but hey that's $3500 well spent.
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the edelbrock kit is $3500 exactly, but isnt that only for '96-up civics?
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Originally posted by `92CXhatch
if you are only spending 3500 and getting what you were talking about then you
a: stole it
b: are not getting enough turbo to make your goals
c: are missing major parts
d: are blowing a dealer

just hondata is going to run you a good bit... you will have AT LEAST 800 tied up in a hondata... but it is WELL worth it!!! and that is NOT even touching the motor, turbo kit, or fuel... good luck with this kit man...
-Keith
that was excluding Hondata, i'm still deciding on which module to get, i didn't want to factor it in till i knew. but in total, including hondata, i'm looking at close to 5k.
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Poor, Honda and turbo don't go together if it's a daily driver
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yup the only true way to run a turbo honda is w/ hondata.
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