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i have a 96 honda accord 2.2l vtec f22b1, if i wanted to make it a turbo application what would i have to change with make it withstand the new horsepower,please dont say get a better car its what i got and what im gonna use, i know to change the crankshaft and the rods that hold the pistons correct, what else

Youd be better off buying a crate motor already set up from japan bit more expensive but they are built up to withstand a turbo app. in the long run its gonna be a major headache to put a turbo on your stock motor youll constanly be fixing crap.expensive crap.

A simple Turbo modification does not need a heavy modification of parts (crank, pistons, rods, etc).You'll benefit more from smaller mods. Intake, exhaust, and ECM adjustments.Unlike a blower, the stresses on the major components are minimal with a turbo. Your current parts should be able to withstand the additional HP.

first off you dont need to change the bottom end to turbo it. thats only if you taking it all the way up to 15 psi or sumthin which i doubt. all you really need is a fuel regulator and fuel pump and not run no more then bout 7 psi

To turbo up you accord you need to a port and polish job on the head, Stronger forged pistons, A stronger crankshaft, and a turbo timer. Whenever something goes wrong with your car it should knowingly be the turbo. also do not set the boost up so high because if you do the motor will blow so I suggest the highest is probably 8 to 10ft. lbs of torque.

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