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Peryn · 03-20-2004, 07:35 PM

As for the boost question...hondas are definately not the most boost freindly cars. they WERE designed for high revving, high compression, n/a power. That said, lots of people do turbo them, and make them last, sometimes some people can figure out how to do it for cheap too. And just because it wasn't produced with a turbo, doesn't mean it cant handle one. Example : Mazda Miata. Probably the single BEST n/a engine to toss a turbo onto. You get mad power, and the internals are plenty strong enough for it, and keep the reliability and long life.

My advice : if you want to turbo a car, or get a turbo car, honda isn't the best choice. It can work, and quite a few people do it, just not the best choice for a turbo car.

03-20-2004, 07:35 PM	#20 (permalink)
Peryn Junkie Location: San Diego, CA.	As for the boost question...hondas are definately not the most boost freindly cars. they WERE designed for high revving, high compression, n/a power. That said, lots of people do turbo them, and make them last, sometimes some people can figure out how to do it for cheap too. And just because it wasn't produced with a turbo, doesn't mean it cant handle one. Example : Mazda Miata. Probably the single BEST n/a engine to toss a turbo onto. You get mad power, and the internals are plenty strong enough for it, and keep the reliability and long life. My advice : if you want to turbo a car, or get a turbo car, honda isn't the best choice. It can work, and quite a few people do it, just not the best choice for a turbo car. __________________ Dont cry kid, It's not your fault you suck.