How long do u think my stock motor and tranny will last if I was to put a turbo on it and will i have to upgrade my brake system as in rotors, pads (etc) as well as the clutch. I have a 2dr honda accord EX with 121,xxx miles on it.
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Originally posted by Stock2DaTeeHow long do u think my stock motor and tranny will last if I was to put a turbo on it and will i have to upgrade my brake system as in rotors, pads (etc) as well as the clutch. I have a 2dr honda accord EX with 121,xxx miles on it.
matters what turbo you want.
dont worry about brakes. if your that concerned, get hawk pads.
clutch, yea, oem has to go. unless you baby the clutch and never shift/drive crazy. otherwise, its good to upgrade.
manual tranny will take the beating.
motor, again, matters what turbo. over 300hp, start thinking about forged bottom end parts, and top end, get a good cam.miss my turbo cb7
moved onto volvos. dont know how that happened, just did
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The health of your current stuff is critical. If 121k is pretty young... but if the motor has been abused, turbo will only accelerate failure.
You don't NEED to upgrade the brakes, as you aren't significantly increasing the weight of the car... but if you're going faster than before, you'll want to know you can stop! Good pads, as said above, would be a good choice at the least.
Read up in the Forced Induction section of CB7tuner. There are a lot of things you can learn there. Check out the setups by Accord R33 (fairly inexpensive setup) and MRX (not as cheap, but more reliabile, and more powerful). Both are/were on stock internals.
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