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Old 12-01-2002, 09:35 AM
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Honda Civic 95 Hatchback
H22a engine swap
AEM polished cold air prelude induction system
Maxrev H22 turbo kit with T60 upgrade
Greddy Power Extreme exhaust
AEM fuel rail
Skunk2 stage 2 camshaft
Skunk2 adjustable cam gears
Unorthodox pulleys
Skunk2 intake valves
Skunk2 exhaust valves
Skunk2 titanium retainers
Skunk2 race valve springs
DC sports battery tie-down
NOS system

Greddy Profec E-01 boost controller/programmer
Remote switching system for profec
Greddy Full auto turbo timer

F version front bumper
Boxer civic HB side skirts
Kombat rear bumper HB
APC RT-1 roof spoiler
Universal fender flares
Carbon bonnet
HID conversion
AC luminescent gauges
Greddy Boost EGT Temp Fuel pressure Oil pressure
Greddy A-pillar mount
Tenzo R Shu 4 17x7” X2 front wheels
Tenzo R Shu 4 18x7.5” X2 rear wheels
Cusco Carbon fibre rear strut bar
Skunk2 Front strut bar
Brembo Big Brake Upgrade

this is what i got so far

what do you think?

any suggestions???


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what about a bored out tb, high flow intake mani, port polish head

hopefully that kit comes with an intercooler. also you didnt say nothing about your bottom end, so i assume your leaving it stock, then taht also means your only gonna be running about 7psi of boost, is that correct or no ? if your only gonna be runnin 7psi then why have such a huge turbo, i mean there must be a turbo size between a t4 and a t60. do bigger injectors come with the kit too ?
high flow cat. you hsould get a turbo exhuast, because the civic greaddy PE is sized for your stock motor, not a h22a and a turbo. i think the PE will still be too restrictive and not give you your max power.

also with your nos, make sure you run a direct port system. what aobut a carbon fiber hood, or a short shifter. if you can afford it, i say get an quaife lsd with upgreaded axles, maybe like 500hp axles, get some drag radials so youll have alittle traction. what about yoru suspension ?

and about those underdrive pulleys, ive heard stories about people who blew up there motor when they started to make alot of power with there engines. like if you triple your hp on your motor, and you use a underdrive pulley, then youll probably blow your motor.

also what you got listed there is about $16,000. thats alot
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