Is this a good block/turbo setup

[99acura]

Engine
d16z6 sohc vtec
je pistons 10.2:1 cr +.20
eagle forged h-beam rods
ported polished head
full skunk 2 valvetrain
zex cam
zex gear
arp headbolts
shipped ecu 9600 rpm limiter
edelbrock nos


Custom turbo kit
custom tublar equal length
t3/t4 hybrid turbo
fmax intercooler piping
vortech fmu
cartoys intercooler
hks racing bov
tial 35 mm 0.5 bar wastegate
greddy exhaust
walbro255/lph fuel pump
msd sci-l ignition
msd 2-step module
fields vtec controller

[MatT3T4]

Hell fucking yeah it is, but please tell me that the motor is sleeved???

My friend had a similar setup, put down 380hp at the wheels.

[99acura]

im not sure ill find out though and this will be in a 89 crx si

[MatT3T4]

Make sure the block is sleeved, because as good as that sounds, it will be all a complete waste if the motor is not sleeved. Also, who are you getting it from? Make sure it is someone you trust!!!

[dug]

why is he raising the compression? he needs to stick with stock or lower compression...especially since there is no real engine management listed...

[MatT3T4]

The 10.2 is still relatively low, considering. He can get away with a piggyback...10.6+...that would be pushing it in my opinion.

[civperc]

Originally posted by dug
why is he raising the compression? he needs to stick with stock or lower compression...especially since there is no real engine management listed...

dude, I have been noticing you keep suggesting people must lower their compression when turboing. It's not the case.

[dug]

Originally posted by civperc
dude, I have been noticing you keep suggesting people must lower their compression when turboing. It's not the case.

this is the first time i've actually suggested it, the other times were just showing why you would want lower compression.

i still don't under stand reasoning for raising compression, considering he's depending on a chipped ecu to handle his business.

EDIT: heres a quote from SAAB about compression:

The intercooler effectively cools the intake air, which reduces the risk of dangerous knocking. So the engine can be designed for a high compression ratio, and this automatically leads to low fuel consumption. The compression ratio of our new engine is 9 . 0 : 1 - which is among the highest on present-day standard turbocharged engines.

here's an engine designed to be forced inducted, still has lower compression than what that guy is shooting for in an engine that was never designed to be FI, most places would recommend to keep compression ratios at 8:1 or below...
but oh well, you don't have to have lower compression of course

[99acura]

well hey guys i appreciate your help gimme some questions i need to ask the guy about what i need or whatever engine questions

[stillstock]

yea true...the highest compression i've seen a factory turbo car have is 9.4:1....oh yea that was a porsche 911 turbo.

that engine is $38,000 by itself....its ecu is hard as shit to crack....i dont think a little honda with some aftermarket ecu and stronger sleeves is going to beat the work done by porsche and saab

[allmotor_integ]

low compression and make sure he block is sleved its the key to all turbo set-up

[99acura]

well he said that its not sleeved cause he didnt plan on going past 15 psi and it wouldnt hurt it

[XLR8 GS-R]

..Your gonna need to get something a little better than a piggy-back if you want the power for the $$ you put into this setup. Your not gonna see real HP till you do. Remember tuning is the most important part on ANY setup if you want power.

[99acura]

dont call me a dumbass but what exactly is a piggyback lika vafc or something

[BEN52]

i would say go with 9 or 9.5:1 cr and say dont waste your money on the zex camshaft, as a cam is not needed for a turbo setup (the gains will be veeery minimal)



good luck

Ben

also, golden eaghle sleeves are tops