Next up Turbo TSX
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Next up Turbo TSX
NP Mfg has just finished there turbo kit for the EP3. Next they will be doing an RSX as well as a TSX. Using the same stainless tubular manifold for all 3 cars. Here's a pic of the manifold and there work.
The kit will include:
NP Mfg stainless manifold
NP Mfg Intercooler
NP Mfg Headgasket (lowers compression to 9.5:1)
Precision sc61 turbo
TIAL 38mm wastegate
Greddy BOV
RC 550cc Injectors
Injector Clips
All piping
2.5" downpipe with flex
Braided feed and return line
With the lowered compression 14psi on 93octane could be achieved on a stock motor.
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The kit will include:
NP Mfg stainless manifold
NP Mfg Intercooler
NP Mfg Headgasket (lowers compression to 9.5:1)
Precision sc61 turbo
TIAL 38mm wastegate
Greddy BOV
RC 550cc Injectors
Injector Clips
All piping
2.5" downpipe with flex
Braided feed and return line
With the lowered compression 14psi on 93octane could be achieved on a stock motor.
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14psi on stock ecu with Apex SAFC. The main problem with running boost on stock ecu is the timing being high for the 10.5(TSX) or 11.0(RSX) compression. Therefore with there turbo headgasket, which comes in two sizes, it will lower the compression 1 point for the tsx and 1.5 points for the rsx. Now with the compression lowered the ecu's original timing curve won't hurt the motor.
NP Mfg is a new company but has been working on turbo hondas for the past 6 years. Just remember the initial NP.
NP Mfg is a new company but has been working on turbo hondas for the past 6 years. Just remember the initial NP.
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Originally Posted by Outkast_CL9
Cybernation Should have their kit out soon also
Cybernation = crap!
Have you seen the RSX kit? the exhaust manifold isn't stainless steel. In the box they have been known to show oxidation (i.e., rust!) Same with the plumbing for the intercooler. Looks like ass. The plumbing and the manifold will eventually rust and crack.
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Originally Posted by mrsteve
Cybernation = crap!
Have you seen the RSX kit? the exhaust manifold isn't stainless steel. In the box they have been known to show oxidation (i.e., rust!) Same with the plumbing for the intercooler. Looks like ass. The plumbing and the manifold will eventually rust and crack.
Have you seen the RSX kit? the exhaust manifold isn't stainless steel. In the box they have been known to show oxidation (i.e., rust!) Same with the plumbing for the intercooler. Looks like ass. The plumbing and the manifold will eventually rust and crack.
I notice you knock Cybernation a lot, well, at least on the turbo threads. Do you have anything to back up what you say?
As far as the manifold, I might give you that one being as how they are all custom made, but am still not completely convinced without proof. As far as intercooler, and piping, other parts supplied are all from big companies like Spearco, Turbonetics, etc. Not too sure with how many applications of intercoolers and piping Spearco makes that rust out and crack.
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I read up a lot on their turbo setups, and yes, they have a few problems here and there, but any turbo setup will, especially when not tuned or cared for properly.
Just curious to know what situations you speak of to think that Cybernation provides crap turbo applications.
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I've met up with the local ClubRSX crew quite a few times recently and a girl recently had the Cybernation Stage 1 kit installed. Brand new kit from CN. The plumbing on the intercooler is made by CN, not Spearco, etc. The actual core may be from another source, but anyways...
I've seen both the plumbing on the kit and the exhaust manifold. Totally covered in oxidation. Looks like crap. The pipes aren't the color of stainless steel at all. Covered in spots of red/brown "rust." The kit has only been installed for 6 weeks or less. She said it looked like that when she unpacked everything from the box direct from CN. Also, the general concensus from the RSX crew I was hanging out with said the CN kit is junk.
I've seen both the plumbing on the kit and the exhaust manifold. Totally covered in oxidation. Looks like crap. The pipes aren't the color of stainless steel at all. Covered in spots of red/brown "rust." The kit has only been installed for 6 weeks or less. She said it looked like that when she unpacked everything from the box direct from CN. Also, the general concensus from the RSX crew I was hanging out with said the CN kit is junk.
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Originally Posted by mrsteve
I've met up with the local ClubRSX crew quite a few times recently and a girl recently had the Cybernation Stage 1 kit installed. Brand new kit from CN. The plumbing on the intercooler is made by CN, not Spearco, etc. The actual core may be from another source, but anyways...
I've seen both the plumbing on the kit and the exhaust manifold. Totally covered in oxidation. Looks like crap. The pipes aren't the color of stainless steel at all. Covered in spots of red/brown "rust." The kit has only been installed for 6 weeks or less. She said it looked like that when she unpacked everything from the box direct from CN. Also, the general concensus from the RSX crew I was hanging out with said the CN kit is junk.
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I've seen both the plumbing on the kit and the exhaust manifold. Totally covered in oxidation. Looks like crap. The pipes aren't the color of stainless steel at all. Covered in spots of red/brown "rust." The kit has only been installed for 6 weeks or less. She said it looked like that when she unpacked everything from the box direct from CN. Also, the general concensus from the RSX crew I was hanging out with said the CN kit is junk.
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That way, you get a kit that puts out great power for the money, and rust proof for life.
Out of ALL the turbos available for the RSX, the CN kit blows all of 'em away.
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Originally Posted by loxllxol
The CN kit for the RSX worked magic with that car! If you're basing the CN kit as "junk" based on piping, a simple and cheap solution is just to high temp coat the piping before you install.
That way, you get a kit that puts out great power for the money, and rust proof for life.
Out of ALL the turbos available for the RSX, the CN kit blows all of 'em away.
That way, you get a kit that puts out great power for the money, and rust proof for life.
Out of ALL the turbos available for the RSX, the CN kit blows all of 'em away.
Looks pretty shitty to me. If they skimped on something that simple, where else did they cut corners?
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id rather have less power and a reliable kit then more power and a big ass problem down the road ,On a brand new car i want the best that is made and know im not going to break down after i spent over 4 grand on a turbo kit for them to cut corners on , shitty as hell , david
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i get what mrsteve is saying.. however, besides the oxidation problems cybernation has held up better than any other turbos on the CRSX forums. guardian has saved a couple people...
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Originally Posted by BlackTSXer
i get what mrsteve is saying.. however, besides the oxidation problems cybernation has held up better than any other turbos on the CRSX forums. guardian has saved a couple people...
K-pro has been proven to make much more power than guardian
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All i can say is i have seen the work Norris has done in the past and its all top notch!!!! I will be his 1st customer when that kit coems out. I total trust him. i have had him do owrk on many friends cars too. with no issues. His knows what he is talking about. Big props Norris! cant wait bro!
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Originally Posted by mrsteve
K-pro has been proven to make much more power than guardian
i definitely agree. with tuning the k-pro can pull a bit more power than with the guardian. and the quality of the parts for CN being average. however, for people that don't have the money/time to tune the guardian is a great alternative. along with its safety features (cut off boost if thinks a prob will occur with engine), the guardian may be a better thing.. and once they come out with a k-pro/guardian (a guardian that you may be able to program) it will be a beautiful thing...
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with that being said, I will definitely check out whatever other turbos that may come out for the TSX...
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