Hey guys, I seen this website mentioned in article from Super Street Magazine. I want to rebuild a D16y8 and possibly turbo it, but I'm a newbie and this would be my very first build, so I wanna make sure I do it right and not do it twice lol
so any help and suggestions is much appreciated.
Yea! that's the one! it sourced out to DSO, so i thought i check it out lol and now I am a member. Great info here I start to learn a lot about D-series motors here
My suggestion, since you are new to hondas, and appear to be new with mechanical work,is to go out and buy a beater so you have a set of wheels while the civic is in operation.
With all parts in hand and tools ready to be used, your car will easily be down a week or two, as you install and tune things.
Before turbo charging, get ALL your maintenance up to date. This includes all wear and tear sensors (O2, intake air temp sensor, fuel filter, all 4 coolant sensors, ignition stuff, etc...)
This will make a HUGE difference in final power, drivability, and reliability. Plus 99% of the maintenance will benefit the car both in stock form AND turbo form.
Any way guys whats a good way to start planing my build?? because I was thinking to work on suspension this summer and then start worrying about rebuilding the motor next summer? any tips?
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