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 Turboing accord What does it take to turbo a Slow A$$ Accord ? I know i'l have to change seals and some internals. What kind oif boost shall i run in order to prevent engine damage ? What gains will i expect from it ? | 
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 I don't know a lot about turboing the F22, but I've heard it will take about 7-8 psi stock | 
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 so what gains from 7-8 psi stock. what gains ? I think the gaskets and seals are the biggest problem, and replacing them with copper gaskets will allow me for some more. i'm new to this so i really need some help. | 
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 Yeah I would check all your seals to make sure everythings good. If you replace the head gasket, Id get a little thicker one to drop compression so you can run a little more boost. You will also want to Make sure you have plenty of fuel and spark so you arent detenating. And Dyno Tuning is always a plus. It will give you an even more reliable motor, and bring out some extra lost power at the same time.::yes:: Sorry I cant tell you how much power youll gain Im not very familar with accords. Turbo Accords --> Maybe this link might have some info for you. | 
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 from how stuff works i got that a turbo that runs 7-9 psi will ad like 50% to the power the engine currently makes, but that is under ideal conditions, but for real it will be somewhere in the 40% range. So running 8 psi will make my engine a 160 hp monster ::no:: | 
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 But dont forget this will also leave you with room to grow if you ever decide to build the internals. Thats when you can start turning up the boost.;) And making some serious power. | 
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 if you're gonna stick with mild boost.. then I guess its ok to stick with the f22.. Otherwise I highly recommend a swap. h22/h23 | 
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 For turbo, I'd get the lower compression H23.  With 160 ponies to start with (at the flywheel), you have a good starting point. | 
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 Drop u a Prelude engine in that box style accord and roll wit it. | 
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 thats true.. but if you are willing to fully rebuild internals then its not much of a concern.. Besides if you are able to run without disengaging vtec, it'll run like a dream. | 
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 I think an engine swap is the best choice but if i was you i would just get a turbo. It has so many cool things that comes with having a turbo. For instance nothing beats that blow off Whooshin. And the sound of your turbo spooling is dope too. So get the turbo and you'll not regret it. I mean my turbo made my slow ass SOHC CIVIC a contender on the streets. No check that i mean a car to fear!. = ) But whatever you do good luck. | 
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 the engine has like 121k clicks on it. at leat the last 30 3k miles were driven hard, maybe too hard. This summer it was in great shape when i took it apart. | 
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 heres how to tell power...say 1psi = 10hp 7-8psi is you guessed it folks 70-80hp. if you couldnt figure that one out then you need to study HARDER...=) | 
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 Don't worry about the mileage. Its all good. Just go get a compression check and see how your engine is. I Mean i have a blown headgasket and i still drvie hard. SO if i were you just turbo your ride. | 
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 stock 96 lx accord 80k stock clutch stock exhuast 62 or 64mm TB 164hp and 167 ft tq stock 108 hp and 135 ft tq  | 
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 Hey Import boi how many lbs were you boostin?? WHere did you get your car dynoed at and how much??? i live in torrance......... | 
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 I'm curious also. And thanks for posting the dyno btw :) | 
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 4psi :cool: seriously it was 4.2psi  gotta love sohc cam less valvetrain = higher tq output wooot woooooot go sohc non vtec mutha ****as take that ish vtec lovers :) | 
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 oh ya did i mention that we had a checkengine light on too :) | 
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 humm, that looks pretty good for 4psi.. | 
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 another thing you have to take into consideration is compression vs. boost.  boost basically raises the compression of the engine. a 10.5:1 compression engine will make more hp with 8lbs of boost compared to an 8.5:1 engine  boosting 10lbs.   for ex. i have two friends, one with an itr turbo, 7lbs boost, and another with a gsr turbo, 10lbs of boost. both dynoed their cars and got almost identical charts.....240whp-type-r.....243whp-gsr. | 
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 but in stock trim the itr has about 20 more horsepower than the gsr.  It makes sense. | 
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 but when your talking about boost, stock figures almost gets ruled out.....displacement plays the key role....and since itr's and gsr's have the same displacement....the output will be almost identical....... | 
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 another thing boost just raises your compression Ie if you took exactally half of atmospheric pressure ( 14.7psi) it would be 7.35psi and if your stock compression is 10:1 it would be 15:1 after 7.35psi boost i hope you guys are getting what im saying | 
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 i vividly stated that above......great details...... | 
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 gixer can i get your supra tt the only thing i got is a 89 t2 rx7 :( it doesnt run but it will be soon prolly gonna do a t72 turbo conversion work that mutha up some hurley racing seals * drool * :) | 
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