turbo kit

[Honda_Killa]

I have a 98 ex civic and I was wondering if a greddy turbo kit for a 92-95 ex would fit on my car.

[pdiggitydogg]

yes

[thermal]

yes, pls ask these kinds of questions on the turbo forum.....

[ebpda9]

^is there a lack of activity in that part of the forums ? :D j/k

and yes i heard people of doing that.

[thermal]

That is what I have on my 99 civic:
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http://www.hstuners.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=105

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http://www.hstuners.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=106

[JDMFantasy2k]

hey arnel are you running (were running:o ) colder plugs in the civic? got any suggestions?

[thermal]

Use NGK ZRF 7-11 or BCPRS 7-11

[BlackEJ]

Originally posted by JDMFantasy2k
hey arnel are you running (were running:o ) colder plugs in the civic? got any suggestions?

BKR7-E gap .30

[JDMFantasy2k]

umm how do you go about gapping plugs?

[AzCivic]

you get the 99cent tool from the auto store and use it to measure the gap, if its too big push the little arm thing in(the ground strap is what i believe its called), if the gap is too small use the tool as a wedge in between the electrode and the arm thing to push the little arm thing up.

[pdiggitydogg]

(looks like a quarter - $0.25 - with a hole in it for hanging on the rack)
Theyre almost always an 'impulse buy' item in the checkout line

[JDMFantasy2k]

Originally posted by AzCivic
you get the 99cent tool from the auto store and use it to measure the gap, if its too big push the little arm thing in(the ground strap is what i believe its called), if the gap is too small use the tool as a wedge in between the electrode and the arm thing to push the little arm thing up.

:D haha i thought it'd be a little more sophisticated than, crush the little arm in or bend the little arm out. thanks

[AzCivic]

nope thats basically it.

[thermal]

mine is gapped at .27