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don't know if its a repost/old. my friend showed me this today.
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someone please tell me how you get a car sounding like that

EDIT: more at Central Florida Turbo

 
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Honda B-series that revs to 9000rpm with a huge turbo.

 
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ya its old

 
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still lovin :thumbsup it

 
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It's a Civic but

 
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Thats an old vid but still good. Unfortunately, thats 553 whp at 25PSI......thats quite a bit of boost for such a small engine. No one in their right mind would be running a B18C1 on 25psi all the time.

 
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I'd still love to take it through the quarter with slicks on. The pull in 2nd and third, and fourth would rock!!!!!

 
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Ya that makes, sense........ Do you no anything about turbo's?

 
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25psi isnt alot for a running mod. If you redo inters then you can run easy 25 if not more with a small engine. Just make sure you have yer stage 1.1 done before you use it as yer DD

 
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sexy

 
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Actually, Im not a Turbo wiz but I know enough to say that 25 psi will definately kill an engine quicker than if it were set to pump 6-8psi.

My point is that I'd prefer to have more hp at the N/A level combined with less psi (say for instance 14 psi) to get the same 535 whp. Hope that clears up your sarcastic question.

 
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old video but still impressive :thumbsup

 
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Thats in Sexy How much he put into it?

 
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actually, there are some stock cars that run 15psi safely. Ok lets assume we have the same engine. So we got a 2.5, 2.4, and a 2.3. So the 2.5 runs a lpt and so does the 2.4 depending on the cycl, and other mods. But the 2.3 runs the hpt b/c its not bored deep and can hold the boost, also larger intcol. So basically the dpc doesnt reflect the engine itself. A safe boost is determined by original design. If the engine was designed for a turbo then its different than if someone adds a turbo to an n/a. It all depends on the engis who do the engine design. An engine design determines the mods it can take, yet if the engin has a big enought dispc then its ok to add a turbo, but how far it goes is what i am talking about.

 
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MY JEBUS !! What a hot ride!