what is a good turbo for a d16z6

Asked by Anthony Mar 04, 2014 at 02:01 AM about the 1994 Honda Civic Coupe EX

Question type: Car Customization

im looking to get a turbo for my civic, not looking for anything over the top just between 180 to 300whp   I have short ram on it  4-2-1 headers and flowmaster catback with vibrant muffler don't have the money yet to to a whole rebuild.  if I get a bigger turbo I will   and it is my DD

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Ranchero_369 answered 9 years ago

Not sure why you want to make the exhaust system even more complicated on a daily driver. My experience with Flowmaster catbacks is terrible - went through one every year to get emissions passed, the element comes loos and bounces around on your daily commute driving you crazy. I had a Acura GSR 1.8 motor in a 2002 CX and its a torque monster thats great for the daily, turbo not so much. Regular aspiration is the best, turbo causes a ton of troubles and failures - ask the shop and others!! Buy a converted Civic with a 1.8 or higher motor and call it a day - the torque will pin you in the seat from the line.

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