91 turbo
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91 turbo
Ok, ok. I have been informed that I post everywhere, but come on! I really want this Project Accord to get under way. So, my buddy has a 2g Eclipse turbo with manifold that he will sell for like 50 bucks, which is nice. But here lies the problem. Does anyone know actually what I would have to do to have the turbo fit the stock 2.2L motor in the Accord and can this even be done? I would have to think that there is some way that this could be possible so if anyone knows a way, let me know. Thanks.
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RE: 91 turbo
Well the first thing that I screwed up on was that the dude does NOT have the manifold. But I do have the stock motor in the '91 Accord so like you said that is the f22a. If the turbo does not come with a manifold is there one that you could purchase that will have the right pattern to fit the Honda heads and Eclipse turbo or will I just have to re-drill. And if I do have to re-drill how much would that usually run. Thanks a lot.
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Again man, thanks a lot. Do you think the f22parts site is really reliable though because right on the page of the manifold is says that it hasn't been tested on the f22 yet.... That's not cool. If you can give me some more insight (cause you will learn that I am dumb) that would be awesome. And yeah, my buddy has a machine shop that I can re-drill if necessary. Thanks.
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RE: 91 turbo
hm heres one that i found for you real cheap.
f22 manifold
dont think you have to spend 600 dollars on one. i dont think you should have to spend any more than 250 for a good log style manifold.
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f22 manifold
dont think you have to spend 600 dollars on one. i dont think you should have to spend any more than 250 for a good log style manifold.
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RE: 91 turbo
o. i though thats what cowboy was trying to do.... a boneyard buildup. those log style manifolds can be good. what are you suggesting for him, cause hes putting an old t wheel on the car that might smoke already. i think a tubular manifold or other really good manifold would be great if he was going to put on a new gt wheel or something. weve just got two setups that we are thinking about though, and trust me 91 i like yours better.
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