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the wifes EK civic - d16y8 turbo
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Re: the wifes EK civic - d16y8 turbo
Ordered a HKS clear cam belt cover
And fitted with the blank dress up bolts
Next on the list thanks to this pic here will be new engine mount bolts and new dipstick lol
Looks awesome
And fitted with the blank dress up bolts
Next on the list thanks to this pic here will be new engine mount bolts and new dipstick lol
Looks awesome
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Re: the wifes EK civic - d16y8 turbo
It does
I actually never knew either !
Saw a guy selling one and found it cheaper online lol
I actually never knew either !
Saw a guy selling one and found it cheaper online lol
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Re: the wifes EK civic - d16y8 turbo
Sorry I've not updated in a while
Anyway, not got much done.
but I will update bits that I can and the rest tomorrow or something
downpipe has been welded up and heatwraped
Finally managed to get the Turbo clocked and I now have the oil feed and return where they belong, so got the Turbo cleaned out after the drilling to get the bolt out and gave it a test fit
Back together and test fitted, compressor housing was loose here, still to rotate that to a desired position once I see what angle these BMW interpipes will be at
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Now, due to the Backdoor intercooler the radiator was in the way of where the boost pipe would need to go, so I done what I do best... Ghetto the jobby out of it
I relocated the Rad under the support at an angle and flipped the hose to get the right fit..
Hopefully it won't get much heat soak, so planning on running a Turbo blanket to minimize the heat.. looks very neat though
Downpipe is as tight as I can get it, it's not touching but annoyingly close, so I'm I n source of a d16a6 water neck to allow for more clearance
Also, to balance out the front a bit I've got a set of fogs for the front.
Fills in the gaps at the side of the intercooler:
Before
After
And, since the bonnet is gubbed.
Picked up a cheap cf bonnet
And to complete the new branded set up, A turbosmart ultergate38
Just waiting on a few bits and Bobs getting delivered to fit the oil lines etc and then the intercooler need brackets made up to secure it
Then it's time for start up :
I will update more when I can
Anyway, not got much done.
but I will update bits that I can and the rest tomorrow or something
downpipe has been welded up and heatwraped
Finally managed to get the Turbo clocked and I now have the oil feed and return where they belong, so got the Turbo cleaned out after the drilling to get the bolt out and gave it a test fit
Back together and test fitted, compressor housing was loose here, still to rotate that to a desired position once I see what angle these BMW interpipes will be at
.
Now, due to the Backdoor intercooler the radiator was in the way of where the boost pipe would need to go, so I done what I do best... Ghetto the jobby out of it
I relocated the Rad under the support at an angle and flipped the hose to get the right fit..
Hopefully it won't get much heat soak, so planning on running a Turbo blanket to minimize the heat.. looks very neat though
Downpipe is as tight as I can get it, it's not touching but annoyingly close, so I'm I n source of a d16a6 water neck to allow for more clearance
Also, to balance out the front a bit I've got a set of fogs for the front.
Fills in the gaps at the side of the intercooler:
Before
After
And, since the bonnet is gubbed.
Picked up a cheap cf bonnet
And to complete the new branded set up, A turbosmart ultergate38
Just waiting on a few bits and Bobs getting delivered to fit the oil lines etc and then the intercooler need brackets made up to secure it
Then it's time for start up :
I will update more when I can
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Re: the wifes EK civic - d16y8 turbo
You are probably right, first time I've heard of it tbh. I will read up on it and see what difference it will makeK30DPC wrote:I may be wrong but I think you should start heatwrapping from flexi joint going towards turbo flange.
Thanks
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Re: the wifes EK civic - d16y8 turbo
Yeah the bonnet closes perfectly with about an inch to clear, it wasnt clearing before I shortened the adapter for the manifold/Turbo. only thing I'm worried about with placement it it hitting the bonnet under heavy boost, hopefully the mounts are as stiff as possible to minimize engine movement.wurlycorner wrote:Does the bonnet close OK with that turbo on? Looks like it sits really high in comparison to the slam panel? (Might just be the angle of the pics though )
Lude still looks luminous in the background
Yeah the poor prelude isn't getting much attention these days.
Once I move house and get a suitable place to work on her I will be a happy, so much to prepare to build a monster
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Re: the wifes EK civic - d16y8 turbo
Got the banjo bolts delivered for the oil feed with a 2mm restrictor
And fitted nicely, the Turbo Is sitting too high for the line to go straight in as before.
Next up is the water lines for the Turbo, found a double male an6 in my tool box and Decided to use this to get a 90° an6 bend onto it .. it was a bad idea :/
Cheap bum droppings :/
So need to extract that, brilliant
And now need to think how to attach the water
And fitted nicely, the Turbo Is sitting too high for the line to go straight in as before.
Next up is the water lines for the Turbo, found a double male an6 in my tool box and Decided to use this to get a 90° an6 bend onto it .. it was a bad idea :/
Cheap bum droppings :/
So need to extract that, brilliant
And now need to think how to attach the water