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live2rice 01-28-2009 09:44 AM

RE: Turbo or H22? What is better for me.
 
^Wrong, either way you blow your tranny lol.

jcocker03 01-28-2009 09:55 AM

RE: Turbo or H22? What is better for me.
 
While i agree that a turbo would be bada$$, i would go with the h22 swap if you plan on this being ur daily driver. And you can still make alot of power with the h22.

falkore24 01-28-2009 11:25 AM

RE: Turbo or H22? What is better for me.
 

ORIGINAL: live2rice

^Wrong, either way you blow your tranny lol.
How do you figure? When you hit the clutch, the 2-step drops the rev limit to 3000, which is effectively the same as taking your foot off the gas for a split second. MSD DIS cuts the ignition and the N2MB WOT BOX cuts the injectors. I like the MSD version better, but I think that the WOT BOX is less likely to draw CELs.

live2rice 01-28-2009 11:29 AM

RE: Turbo or H22? What is better for me.
 
Well when I had my car dyno tuned with Hondata which allows for WOT shifting I asked my tuner about it, and he said it was a bad idea. He said he ran it on his turbo H bubble race car and if you make any mistakes you'll be sweeping your tranny off the track.

f22boy 01-28-2009 12:40 PM

RE: Turbo or H22? What is better for me.
 
if this is going to be the major transportation for you and your family, i would go with the h22. i live the f-series motor but you dont wanna worry about having your car take a crap on you with others in the car. just my $.02

falkore24 01-28-2009 01:07 PM

RE: Turbo or H22? What is better for me.
 

ORIGINAL: live2rice

Well when I had my car dyno tuned with Hondata which allows for WOT shifting I asked my tuner about it, and he said it was a bad idea. He said he ran it on his turbo H bubble race car and if you make any mistakes you'll be sweeping your tranny off the track.

Well, I understand the concern. Most of these systems only cut the rpms when you hit the clutch at WOT ..... so if you are at 90%, it's like hitting the clutch while holding the gas .... bad.

I want the lower rev limit to kick in when I hit the clutch, regardless of throttle position, but I'd set the lower limit around 4000 so I can slip in 2nd gear .... for some reason, my car is faster that way (experience + many others). This would prevent me from doing launch control, but then again my car cant put down the stock torque from a standstill.


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