looking to turbo d series 97 civic
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garrett is a good turbo ....
garrett is a good turbo ....
Take your pick, these links are all helpful 
http://turbod16.com/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=20709
http://d-series.org/forums/forced-induction/102717-read-if-your-thinking-going-turbo.html
www.google.com
www.yahoo.com
Definitely browse around before you make a thread though buddy, it will prevent hurt feelings.
http://turbod16.com/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=20709
http://d-series.org/forums/forced-induction/102717-read-if-your-thinking-going-turbo.html
www.google.com
www.yahoo.com
Definitely browse around before you make a thread though buddy, it will prevent hurt feelings.
take my advice and build your engine from the first time, you will save yourself a lot of money, and remember NEVER RUN YOUR CAR WITHOUT A TUNE
ebay kit lol. make sure you get one with a cast iron mani and expect to have problems with the downpipe. Youre also going to need fuel upgrades such as bigger injectors and fuel pump. Ask locals to try to find a tuner and see what he likes to use ectune/crome/hondata bla bla bla
To save money, and for it to be completely custom, build your own kit.
Research is the only way to do this, you will need to read read read..
I would suggest making an account on www.turbod16.com and just reading and do tons of research.
Making your own kit can be alot cheaper than buying a full kit.
Some good turbo's are 15g Greddy, 18g Greddy, any Garrett turbo... but you will need to do more research to find out what turbo will suit your needs
Research is the only way to do this, you will need to read read read..
I would suggest making an account on www.turbod16.com and just reading and do tons of research.
Making your own kit can be alot cheaper than buying a full kit.
Some good turbo's are 15g Greddy, 18g Greddy, any Garrett turbo... but you will need to do more research to find out what turbo will suit your needs
