Best forced induction setup?
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Best forced induction setup?
wondering...what would be the best choice in terms of forced induction?
im not much of a fast driver, but it would be nice to have extra power, as well as i would like adding something very impressive to the car.
which takes more prep? and around how much would something like that be?
as far as turbo, i believe there isnt one specifically for our car, but it can be done yes?
this isnt really too serious, but its been in the back of my mind.
i have enough for a bike, but still need to think about both possibilities.
i just think that with something like that, it would make my car a bit more respected in the land of all the V8's i know.
im not much of a fast driver, but it would be nice to have extra power, as well as i would like adding something very impressive to the car.
which takes more prep? and around how much would something like that be?
as far as turbo, i believe there isnt one specifically for our car, but it can be done yes?
this isnt really too serious, but its been in the back of my mind.
i have enough for a bike, but still need to think about both possibilities.
i just think that with something like that, it would make my car a bit more respected in the land of all the V8's i know.
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Forced induction on the TSX has only been done by a couple people. One was a Euro Accord and the other was a HKS show car. The major drawback is we don't have a fuel management system that works yet. Once it's available, there will be a flood of boosted TSXs around.
Edit: there's also the prototype Comptech upercharger installed on their test mule.
Edit: there's also the prototype Comptech upercharger installed on their test mule.
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Originally Posted by Co0bs
as i understand it, a turbo kit will not be in the near future because of the plans/rumors of honda making a turbo tsx?
a) there won't be a turbo TSX anytime soon (if ever)
b) other companies will likely make a kit once fuel management is available
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Originally Posted by Co0bs
wondering...what would be the best choice in terms of forced induction?
im not much of a fast driver, but it would be nice to have extra power, as well as i would like adding something very impressive to the car.
im not much of a fast driver, but it would be nice to have extra power, as well as i would like adding something very impressive to the car.
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Originally Posted by Co0bs
i just think that with something like that, it would make my car a bit more respected in the land of all the V8's i know.
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in relation to the 4 bagner comment:
i just had to listen to my buddy preach about old mr2's for hours last night at a party. "a tuned mr2 (no engine swap) can be quicker than a 2005 viper." i love hearing crap like that. i suppose it could happen with some engine swaps and tranny things. but the viper does 0-60 in first gear.... i know that from experience
i just had to listen to my buddy preach about old mr2's for hours last night at a party. "a tuned mr2 (no engine swap) can be quicker than a 2005 viper." i love hearing crap like that. i suppose it could happen with some engine swaps and tranny things. but the viper does 0-60 in first gear.... i know that from experience
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Originally Posted by TSX Cman
in relation to the 4 bagner comment:
i just had to listen to my buddy preach about old mr2's for hours last night at a party. "a tuned mr2 (no engine swap) can be quicker than a 2005 viper." i love hearing crap like that. i suppose it could happen with some engine swaps and tranny things. but the viper does 0-60 in first gear.... i know that from experience
i just had to listen to my buddy preach about old mr2's for hours last night at a party. "a tuned mr2 (no engine swap) can be quicker than a 2005 viper." i love hearing crap like that. i suppose it could happen with some engine swaps and tranny things. but the viper does 0-60 in first gear.... i know that from experience
The only area MR2 may have an advantage is lighter weight but still can't tune that 4 banger to make enough torque to compensate to run quicker than a Viper.
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Originally Posted by xizor
doesn't stop the STi or Evo
But those 4-bangers on steroids are in relatively lighter cars, aren't they?
So engine to engine, typically a blown 4-banger is still hard pressed to keep up with NA V8's ? Please enlighten me
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Originally Posted by waterrockets
This is off the topic of TSXs, but is anyone making electric induction systems? (with an electric motor)
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Originally Posted by Dan Martin
but they only last about 15 seconds: http://www.boosthead.com/home.php
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Originally Posted by Dan Martin
but they only last about 15 seconds: http://www.boosthead.com/home.php
Anyway, thanks again for the link
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