Focker420
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- May 23, 2006
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St.Albert,
I have had this problem for a while and i can't figure it out for the life of me. I got the rough bogg on acceleration it happens only under 4000 rpm and only occasionaly i have done a vacume test and noticed i have low vacume at idle but picks up to normal when revd up. Also i got a rich running code.
Any info would be awsome
Fast Non-turbo would it compare to a tsi but both same size turbos
Any info would be awsome
Fast Non-turbo would it compare to a tsi but both same size turbos

or will try with the funds avaliable.
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I dont care, I am just a lil' obsessive compulsive, haha. Anyways, VTEC means Variable-Timing & lift, Electronically Controlled...and VTEC is very underestimated. And yeah, its f*ckin scary how the DOHC VTEC motors dominate. Usually when people talk about "hatin Hondas" or whatever, their mainly thinking about the ghey ass SOHC Civic EX's with the "VTEC" but its a totally differant working mechanism than the DOHC VTEC engines. So yeah, the DOHC VTEC motors are sick in my personal opinion: check em out some time for kicks when your bored: K20 (Acura RSX) B16b (newer Civic Si's) B18C5(Acura Integra Type-R) B18C1 (GSR Integra) B20VTEC (CR-V).....theres alot more, but those are the basics. Ghey I know, but you gutta know what you battle before hand so you don't make yourself look silly, we just cant have people in Honda's beating our DSM's. Just not an option. HAHA, well your cars not exacly a DSM, but who cares. Peace, ask more Q's if you have any...IAM RICK JAMES B1TCH!
haha, well anyways, I am not gunna sit here and lie to you, you will get beat by the H22
, especialy if he has a few bolt ons, they make 200+ HP with small bult-on's. Not bad for N/T, considering I must've spent $4000+ on my engine internals/bolt-on's/clutch's etc. etc etc. But yeah, my opinion is build up your N/T 420a FIRST, and then put the turbo kit on, of course, after you've run your internal mods and bolt-on's for about a month or so (assuming you drive it everyday) Honestly, it's not too late to look into the 4G63T swap for your car. I am estimating it's a $2700.00 swap, becasue the motor mounts and harnesses dont match up. I bet you don't care, probably more than you spent on the car, so for your 420a turbo project, I am saying build up the motor first, so it's capable to run boost to it, without frying everything. Look heavily on internal mods. you'll NEED and I stress need, a multi-layer steal head gasket (boostin over 6psi will probably total that 420a head gasket, fast) lower compression pistons will be needed probably. Stock TSi's have a signifigant lower compression ratio rather than the N/T 4G63, but some people argue that high compression pistons work good also, I agree, pistons wont matter as long as there good quality and forged. Also look into coil packs, wires, plugs etc. for better combustion (MSD=big helper) FUEL FUEL FUEL! You need to upgrade your damn fuel system (pump, lines etc.) that will be the first to go your fuel pump, look into adjustable cam gears and stronger cams. double valves, and titanium reatainers etc. make a big differance. As for engine breathing, a full exaust with no cat, or a cat eliminater (test pipe) with ceramic turbo headers and a new intake manifold (sheet metal intake manifolds are nice) well, I am not gunna go on and on about what you need to do to get ready for the turbo (you probably have a good idea of what you need) but I am saying, build up the motor FIRST and work on those weak lil' internals. Well, for more info. just do a Google search for 'turbocharging the 420a'