For those who have Si's and are looking to go turbo and want a good kit read this!

[2000_Honda_Si]

The Greddy TD05-18G Turbo kit for both Integras and Civics with B series motors.

Frome Greddy:

"The TD distinguishes the turbo as a Mitsubishi Turbo. The O5 is the turbine family size. The 18 is the compressor wheel size and the G is the compressor wheel type - high flow. The turbo is rated for 420hp."


420hp is nothing to sneeze at. You can acheive this with this kit as long as your willing to put the time and money into it.

[DRAG Boosted Si]

my DRAG is layin down a 407Hp ...Rated for 550...*?* I smell a Can of Kickass::yes:: ;)

[ajn]

do you know how much a TD04-15G could produce? just curious.

thanks,

aj

[2000_Honda_Si]

Originally posted by DRAG Boosted Si
my DRAG is layin down a 407Hp ...Rated for 550...*?* I smell a Can of Kickass::yes:: ;)


I smell something else. :eek: But I give you props for having that much horsepower. I didnt say mine had that much, I said that if the motor was built for it, you could get 450hp from this turbo.

[Racing Rice]

Either way you look at it, if your going for that much power then get the Drag Kit, RevHard kit, or Fmax kit. All three of these kits use the T3/T4 combination that are all good for 550 hp. Dont limit yourself to the 420 HP from the Greddy Kit, it your going to go through all the trouble of building up the motor, you should go with a turbo that you can get more out of.

That my .02c anyway.

[DRAG Boosted Si]

Originally posted by Racing Rice
Either way you look at it, if your going for that much power then get the Drag Kit, RevHard kit, or Fmax kit. All three of these kits use the T3/T4 combination that are all good for 550 hp. Dont limit yourself to the 420 HP from the Greddy Kit, it your going to go through all the trouble of building up the motor, you should go with a turbo that you can get more out of.

That my .02c anyway. exactly....why tease yourself when u can please yourself.... Got Boost:confused: get drag ;)