codeman_11901
New Member
so pretty much, I plan to rebuild my b18a1 '92 integra GS. i have forged H-beam rods, nitrided and knife edged crank, wiseco 8.6:1 pistons, Brian Crower stainless steel valves and brian crower valve springs with titanium retainers.
now, with that said, i have looked at turbo kits online and i feel it is completely rediculous. 3,100 bucks for a name brand kit. so, i have made a little list of what parts i plan for the turbo kit and i just want to see what everyone thinks because i really dont know what i am doing here. i have a t3/t4 turbo, a stainless steel manifold with a wastegate flange, the piping kit that actually fits with the right bends, not that build it yourself BS. with all of that, my setup is at about 700-800 dollars. big difference there. but heres where i am hung up, should i go with a name brand blow off valve and wastegate or not? i know that they are vital pieces of equipment but i just want some advice. and what about engine management? what can i do? what cant i? anything will help. lemme know what works for everyone else. i am excited to make some horsepower but not at the expense of my engine.
now, with that said, i have looked at turbo kits online and i feel it is completely rediculous. 3,100 bucks for a name brand kit. so, i have made a little list of what parts i plan for the turbo kit and i just want to see what everyone thinks because i really dont know what i am doing here. i have a t3/t4 turbo, a stainless steel manifold with a wastegate flange, the piping kit that actually fits with the right bends, not that build it yourself BS. with all of that, my setup is at about 700-800 dollars. big difference there. but heres where i am hung up, should i go with a name brand blow off valve and wastegate or not? i know that they are vital pieces of equipment but i just want some advice. and what about engine management? what can i do? what cant i? anything will help. lemme know what works for everyone else. i am excited to make some horsepower but not at the expense of my engine.