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    Items needed for turbo F22A setup...

    I'm looking at a VERY SIMPLE turbo setup for the stock F22A, 5 psi non-intercooled. Am I right in thinking I could possibly pull off an extra 30 whp with this kind of setup? That's at a conservative 6 whp per pound of boost. Here is my "required" list so far, am I missing anything?

    [1] exhaust manifold
    [2] turbo
    [3] wastegate
    [4] BOV
    [5] piping and oil/coolant lines
    [6] missing link
    [7] FMU, fuel pump, and additional injector
    [8] boost gauge
    1997 RHD AE111
    JDM Blackface Project


    #2
    That's alot of work and money for a measly 30whp...get an intercooler, bump the boost up to 7-9 psi and smile.

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      #3
      U also gona need something to control those larger injector, like an Apexi SAFC, so u don't run super rich and kill your catalic converter.

      Here is the kit I bought from TSI Superior Turbo Kits 6-7psi, staring at $1350 shipped

      https://www.prostreetonline.com/pso/...ior+Turbo+Kits
      90 Accord Coupe LX, Stock JDM H22A Engine 10.6:1 - Stock Automatic LSD MPA1 Trans, JDM P13 Auto ECU + JDM P19 TCU. Tune with Greddy E-Manage Ultimate
      < 317WHP/227WTQ@11psi> B/W S256 turbo, Daily Driving on 93 pump gas - since 2006. Driving Turbocharged CB7 Accord since 2002.

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        #4
        if u dont have emissions to pass which i dont since ur in GA and its so close to FL and we dont so..
        u dont need the cat.. and since u will be running boost it will free up power.
        get that
        TSI superior turbo kit
        SAFC
        450cc injectors
        a log style manifold from a rev hard kit
        jcwhitney 180degree pipes
        turbo timer
        boost gauge
        manual boost controller
        tyrus intercooler
        now i know u want non intercooled but the heat reall takes away power...
        non intercooled at 6psi ud maybe make 35hp and intercooled at a high psi say 7-8psi ud make 10hp-15hp more because ur running cooler air. and its not ALOT more expensive to have a lil piece of mind.
        tsi kit on there shipped is 1,600
        safc=220
        450cc injectors used=50
        log style manifold-250
        jcwhitney bends bout 5=75
        turbo timer-85 from apexi
        boost gauge is about 30-50bucks
        manual boost controller=30-50bucks on ebay from XS
        tyrus intercooler=225
        u should be able to get away with that..
        bout 2,000 and some change if u know were to look
        by the way
        low psi on a 22 is a yawn.. lol
        seriously
        there not some dinky D series
        8psi is reasonable if u tune it good enough..
        Last edited by WiKKeDV16; 12-28-2003, 01:15 AM.


        Praise The Lowered...

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          #5
          Re: Items needed for turbo F22A setup...

          Originally posted by red_gto
          I'm looking at a VERY SIMPLE turbo setup for the stock F22A, 5 psi non-intercooled. Am I right in thinking I could possibly pull off an extra 30 whp with this kind of setup? That's at a conservative 6 whp per pound of boost. Here is my "required" list so far, am I missing anything?

          [1] exhaust manifold
          [2] turbo
          [3] wastegate
          [4] BOV
          [5] piping and oil/coolant lines
          [6] missing link
          [7] FMU, fuel pump, and additional injector
          [8] boost gauge
          missing downpipe, vaccum lines, and the s-afc as said by blazen_accord.

          and blazen_accord what kind of ecu upgrade did the superior kit come with? piggyback type or chipped?
          Knowledge is power...in EVERY sense of the word

          FSAE (F Series Accord Enthusiasts) ..."A dying breed thats taking it to the next level" #12

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            #6
            This kit only come with an 10:1 FMU and a preprogram maps black box. so it like a chiped...


            The next stage kit, would include 2 extra injector, a throttle body spacer where the injector would mount and a injector control box and an 6:1 FMU..

            It term of ecu management it really basic and it work fine for up to 8psi. but to extract more power then just 30HP at the wheel you will need to tune it with an SAFC or an hondata. I'm poor so I stay with the SAFC and try to get it tune for 10spi...
            90 Accord Coupe LX, Stock JDM H22A Engine 10.6:1 - Stock Automatic LSD MPA1 Trans, JDM P13 Auto ECU + JDM P19 TCU. Tune with Greddy E-Manage Ultimate
            < 317WHP/227WTQ@11psi> B/W S256 turbo, Daily Driving on 93 pump gas - since 2006. Driving Turbocharged CB7 Accord since 2002.

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              #7
              Re: Items needed for turbo F22A setup...

              Originally posted by red_gto
              I'm looking at a VERY SIMPLE turbo setup for the stock F22A, 5 psi non-intercooled. Am I right in thinking I could possibly pull off an extra 30 whp with this kind of setup? That's at a conservative 6 whp per pound of boost. Here is my "required" list so far, am I missing anything?

              [1] exhaust manifold
              [2] turbo
              [3] wastegate
              [4] BOV
              [5] piping and oil/coolant lines
              [6] missing link
              [7] FMU, fuel pump, and additional injector
              [8] boost gauge
              yea your missin a down pipe and vacuum lines... BOV, fuel pump, another injector and safc are not needed to get a turbo working... so without those it would be very basic... if you do eventually want to go further... i would suggest:

              bov
              fmic
              oil cooler
              hondata
              bigger injectors
              egt gauge
              fuel pump
              and lots of tuning


              ppi
              DD: 1998 Honda Civic EX Coupe
              PC: *searching*

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                #8
                T-25 is way too small for our accord's. u're going to need something bigger, unless the BB T-25 is bigger than the DSM T-25.

                here's what i would recommend:
                DSM Turbo Manifold with redrilled holes
                1st Gen DSM 14b turbo (bigger than t-25)
                DSM 450cc Bluetop injectors
                DSM SMIC
                SMC500 works just like a SAFC but at 500rpm intervals and cheaper
                DSM BOV cheap and works great
                NGK BKR6E for 1 step colder (5-8psi)
                NGK BKR7E for 2 step colder (8+psi)
                MSD BTM to retard timing 1 degree, or u're gonna blow your engine (trust me on this)
                Custom downpipe
                Custom IC piping

                I worked it out and it should cost less than $1k to piece this together. I had already bought everything except for downpipe, IC piping and MSD BTM for about $450, u just need to know where to find the parts. DSMtrader.com honda-tech homemadeturbo, etc.....
                91 4DR Accord LX White Auto
                Generic Mugen Lip
                Generic Intake
                EX 4-2-1 Header
                Dynomax Muffler
                Skunk2 Coilovers 560lb/in and Koni Yellows
                ST Rear Sway Bar
                17" Eagle Alloys/Kumho 711's

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                  #9
                  T25 should work fine for lower boost.

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