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Livin Legend
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: maryland
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I 'm thinking about maybe using a procharger...Which is basically a compressor from a turbo with a pulley on it to drive the turbine fan......The great thing about it is that it requires no oil or coolant lines..It has it's own self contained oil to keep it lubricated and cool......after a specific period of time you just change it....There's a universal kit you can buy and they can build a procharger to whatever specs you need
zThe plumbing for that is a whole nother thing along with mounting would all be custom but that's the fun part![]() |
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Lamby McLamb
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
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I'm glad you've brought up the old thread and written the information you have. I have a G1 at present but will one day be making an upgrade to a G2 or RL. I don't know a lot about turbocharging and reading your points was useful. It's hard for us non-mechanical types to discern BS from the truth so it's good to have guys on here who impart knowledge without condescending or looking down on other people like this sort of info should be known by everyone. Thanks again for writing the info, screw what some others might say ![]()
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Greensboro, NC
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: The Hella Part of Cali
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Car 1: 91 Honda Legend 5-speed (L) Car 2: 87 Honda Legend 2.5L Car 3: 96 Honda Inspire 32V iTrader: (2)
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That is until the ECU detects load being put on the engine and retards the timing....
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Greensboro, NC
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OBVIOUSLY you didn't know that. ![]()
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But he was speaking specifically of the Legend. That's been the biggest issue with Legends and RLs. Managing the ECU. Home Brew Hacks don't work too well since the car is full of redundancy systems that make up for a lot of the hacks people do. Problem is the engine is flooded with fuel and timing is pretty much all but cut off. |
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Tristate Committee Member
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Northeastern PA
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ahh your wrong. a turbo will kill a auto tranny. why do you think most supercharged cars are auto except the cobalt. because autos have traction control, manuals dont. a turbo is good for a manual, because it takes time to spool up turbos so you dont have a jumpy car off the line. all gtp pontiacs are auto and supercharged and are really fast.
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Of the Telion Chip
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Hopefully In your ECU ;)
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ah but a manual that had a controlable bypass valve electronically could assist in this department, you cold possibly even control it like the high or low VIS solenoids
hmmm
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Of the Telion Chip
Join Date: Feb 2006
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No, because the bypass valve reduces the amount of psi by bypassing the rotors (roots style) it really allows the engine to suck in a portion of the air from the intake before it gets to the rotors reducing the psi. It is however designed to reduce the pressure under deceleratin or less need for boost conditions but I have a different agenda for it.
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if that's the case a Grand National is utter retardation... I haven't heard bull like that in a while. Sorry bro, but research is your best friend... A turbo is best suited to automatics because you can spool it up on the line. Have you ever launched a turbo car before? Hell i have an Automatic Turbocharged car what kinda stuff are you on?Automatics with traction control?! Tell that to the Lexus IS300 5spd. I'm almost positive the M3 manual has Traction control too, it's a manual transmission car....hell the Legend had TCS as a manual transmission what kinda stuff are you on about???The fastest Turbocharged Drag Racers are Automatics...i just don't get your reasoning. |
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