Turbo for a B20A5
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Turbo for a B20A5
What turbo system would fit a B20A5 best? Also, ABout how much do you think I would wind up putting into it? I don't know if I'm actually going to yet, but it's a thought. Any help would be appreciated.
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A very basic kit with good parts will run about $3000-$4000 installed. It will have to be custom.
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Son of a bitch... Wait, I heard one guy got a whole kit and install for about $1300. Anyone heard of anything like that?
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'89 Honda Prelude Si (engine #1): Blown
(engine #2): Blown and sold
'87 Toyota Supra: Current project...and finally fixed.
LudeSpeed: Look Spanky McJackoff, I'm not dissin' your shit. It doesn't help that I just got laid off tuesday. Give the poor kid a break. Shut your face and think before you open up a can of smart ass.
'89 Honda Prelude Si (engine #1): Blown
(engine #2): Blown and sold
'87 Toyota Supra: Current project...and finally fixed.
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just to make clear i wasnt sayin that it was for his motor..but i was just sayin there is such things as 1300kits..but they are junk..like kj was sayin itd be custom work..but i agree with rob..i wouldnt boost that motor..if u want to keep the lude then do a swap..or just try to get a different car to start with..(if ur crazy on tryin to make good horsepower)
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Yeah, it was more of a long term idea. I think in the end I'll probably just swap a H22. Or just keep the lude as a drive around car and get a ef hatch to actually race or something. I would like to eventually get a '90-'91 4WS lude or something. Just for the 4WS.
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LudeSpeed: Look Spanky McJackoff, I'm not dissin' your shit. It doesn't help that I just got laid off tuesday. Give the poor kid a break. Shut your face and think before you open up a can of smart ass.
'89 Honda Prelude Si (engine #1): Blown
(engine #2): Blown and sold
'87 Toyota Supra: Current project...and finally fixed.
LudeSpeed: Look Spanky McJackoff, I'm not dissin' your shit. It doesn't help that I just got laid off tuesday. Give the poor kid a break. Shut your face and think before you open up a can of smart ass.
'89 Honda Prelude Si (engine #1): Blown
(engine #2): Blown and sold
'87 Toyota Supra: Current project...and finally fixed.
