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| #21380 - 12/10/03 01:49 AM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| DCSportsSI   Jr Member
 
 
   Registered:  01/26/03
 Posts: 554
 Loc:  Jacksonville, FL
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Nice car. I have some newb questions cause i know NOTHING about Turbo. Im getting the 18G kit in June, and need to know a few things. 
 1) Where does the FMU go in the car. I mean is it a computer or just a little box. Im guess its kinda like a piggy back system?
 2) What exactly is the downpipe? and whats a test pipe?
 3) Is there any performance difference with the Type 24 / 31 ic? Only running @5-6PSI, then maybe higher later?
 4) Is the Blue Box set at one setting or can you adjust it at all??
 With the Hondata FMU can i do the tuning myself?
 
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| #21381 - 12/10/03 02:28 AM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| DCSportsSI   Jr Member
 
 
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 Posts: 554
 Loc:  Jacksonville, FL
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I hear people saying that they are running rich at low boost. And that the blue box makes you run rich. How can you adjust that not to run rich? tuning? and also, fuel injectors. Is it fine to just get bigger injectors to start with? Im thinking that the FMU is only going to use a certain amount of fuel anyways correct? im new at this. thanks. 
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| #21382 - 12/10/03 02:42 AM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| DCSportsSI   Jr Member
 
 
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Does anyone have pics of the Type 31 FMIC? 
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| #21383 - 12/15/03 04:54 AM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| JAMinCiViC   Post Master Sr
 
 
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Check the sig. for pics.  As for fuel, the blue box will do fine for the set boost, any higher and you can toast some pistons.  Save up for a EMS, like hondata or AEM.  This will definatley be the best way to go to cure fuel probs.   Also, use the search button.  It has helped me alot to figure out my setup
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| #21384 - 01/05/04 01:51 AM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| civicnation99   Newbie
 
 
 Registered:  02/14/03
 Posts: 64
 Loc:  missouri
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when u get your kit do not install it until you get proper fuel management the blue box no matter what any one says does not really cut it, invest in the hondata s200 system because as every one knows the si isnt really that fast on 6psi u WILL want to crank it up i would recamend bigger injectors im going with 550's soon because my duity cycle is maxing out at even 8psi, but make sure you get colder plugs (ngk brk7e) some msd wires, your blow off valve, definitely get a intercooler no matter what you do get a fuel pressure guage, better fuel rail, fuel pressure regulator and a diecent boost controller, even with hondata i still wouldnt recamend running more than 7psi on stock internals hell i fried the crap out of mine at 6 although the greddy kit is a fairly complete kit most definitely everything you need is NOT included but hats off to greddy for a badass spooling turbo i dont get any lag at all at 10psi
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| #21386 - 01/29/04 03:09 PM  Re: GOT MY GREDDY TURBO!...and other goodies |  
| 00Blue   Post Master Sr
 
 
 Registered:  06/28/02
 Posts: 4030
 Loc:  simi valley CA
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 So I got my my turbo Saturday afternoon by fedex ground and I'm wondering how much whp I should be putting down with the following mods....
 
 2000 civic si
 
 Greddy turbo
 greddy type 31 IC
 Greddy turbo timer
 greddy profec-B II boost controller
 HKS SSBV
 NGK wires and 1 step colder plugs
 power core hi-flow cat 2.5 inlet 2.25 outlet
 skunk 2 catback exhaust
 Exedy organic racing clutch .....autometer gauges already have.
 
 How much should I be putting down at 6 psi? thanks
 
 
 
 
 can you tell me or give me a link as to where you got this cat??? thanks
 
 mike.
 
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| #21387 - 03/04/04 05:27 PM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| samurai   Newbie
 
 
 Registered:  03/04/04
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| #21388 - 03/14/04 03:23 PM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| Jsboosted99si   Newbie
 
 
 Registered:  03/14/04
 Posts: 64
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Dont have mine yet but i will at the end of the month ill still post my setup.
 99si
 Greddy turbo kit
 type 24 ic
 type xs-RFL bov
 ITR cams
 ITR ported manifold
 2.5 inch pipeing downpipe back
 DC short shifter
 
 I plan on running 8 psi, and wanted to know if i could keep the blue box and be safe or will i have to get the hondata s200 with boost?
 
 Anyone with a similar setup? If so what did you dyno and what did you run in the 1/4?
 
 Edited by Jsboosted99si (03/14/04 04:37 PM)
 
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| #21389 - 04/08/04 02:42 PM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| 99blusi   Sr Member
 
 
   Registered:  03/20/02
 Posts: 1018
 Loc:  Michigan
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Here's my new list...  13.9@100mph 6.5 psi on the blue box
 This year...
 Greddy TDO5 18G turbo
 Tyrus 30x6x2 intercooler
 Custom intercooler piping
 Turbo XS blow off valve
 450cc injectors
 GSR cams
 AEBS Typhoon intake manifold
 Hondata intake gasket
 NGK spark plugs
 AEM Fuel pressure regulator
 Custom 2.5”-3” stainless downpipe and cat delete
 Energy Suspension motor mount inserts
 HCP polyurethane drivers side mount
 OBD1 chipped P28 ecu
 Uberdata
 DC Sports short throw shifter
 Energy Suspension shifter bushings
 Exedy Racing organic clutch
 BFG G-force T/A Drag radials 205/50/15
 Falken Azenis Sports 205/50/15
 Blitz FATT turbo timer
 Autometer boost  gauge
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| #21391 - 05/10/04 09:57 AM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| Laxhero2   Newbie
 
 
 Registered:  07/18/03
 Posts: 12
 Loc:  MD, BAltimore
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i have a ep3 si (2003) and i run a greddy turbo kit with greddy i/c and run it 6lbs at 236 whp with type s bov and other mods.  
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| #21393 - 05/12/04 02:37 PM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| ShaneSestito   Jr Member
 
 
 Registered:  08/08/03
 Posts: 403
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Howdy guys...  i am ready to purchase a Greddy kit, it seems the nicest alternative to a lot of money.  Nothing like a lisenced dealer, eh?  After about six months of research, i have come to terms with my fiscal limitations, and what is available. 
 I plan on never touching anything inside the motor.  I am going to pick up the Greddy system (intercooled is the aim, will the intake temps be too hot to drive it without the intercooler??) and slap it on.
 
 I would like to run the stock Greddy unit untill i can afford putting all the engine manegement and fuel breathing devices on the car and pay modacar or the latter to dyno tune it.  But that is just me hoping for upwards of 200whp.
 
 Realisticly, i will be driving around with the stock Greddy kit, and i seem to be very happy about it
  As far as the breathing of the ass of the car, my aim is to purchase the rear section of an exhaust, then do the custom piping from the cat back, and i can make my own cat replacement. 
 I'm planning on taking off the stock piping into the stock muffler, and welding on the straight 3" or 2.5" (whichever i end with, and i also heard once that the stock exhaust is 2.5, just poorly routed.  That seems awful big for such a low displacement engine.) to the muffler itself, then adding a flange.  Is the resonance chamber where the acceptor is large enough to support a 3" inlet?  a 2.5" one?
 
 This will allow me a lot of flexibility for smogging the vehicle, as well as keeping the noise down.  I like the idea of changing out my 'entire' exhaust, as opposed to a baffle.  That and the stock exhaust would be less restrictive with 3" piping or the like.
 
 I think that sums up everything, there are a lot of indirect and implied questions, feel free to read the post a few times and let me know what up
  
 Thanks guys, and happy boostin, eh?
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| #21395 - 05/13/04 01:34 AM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| ShaneSestito   Jr Member
 
 
 Registered:  08/08/03
 Posts: 403
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Yes indeed i do live in California.  I suppose the IC deal was just me being cheap, i have no problem waiting for the extra five or seven hundred dollars.  But as far as the exhaust goes, the idea is that i will have a full 3"  mandral bent exhaust, with a nice large canister on the end, but it will be attached behind or in front of the axel (wichever i can mount it better on and still be able to remove it easily) so that i can switch between the stock muffler (with the 3" into the muffler, or if all else fails, 3"-stock collector) for a large difference in asthetics, which I think will be miniscule next to the sound deadning...  thanks again, i like feedback   |  
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| #21396 - 05/13/04 03:44 AM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| gohangotensi   Poster
 
 
 Registered:  01/28/04
 Posts: 343
 Loc:  Irvine, CA
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Question for SoCal people with Greddy kit + IC + BOV:
 I'm pretty sure the above would pass the sniffer, but has anyone passed the visual? Or are they asses about it?
 
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| #21397 - 05/15/04 03:54 AM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| Kingcutz   Major Member
 
 
 Registered:  08/02/00
 Posts: 1262
 Loc:  Nor CAL
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question for the greddy turbo people out there, i was wondering if the greddy turbo manifold can be mated with any other turbines.  It looks like it can be mated with a t3/t4 turbo but just wanted to know if they line up?  If they do please let me know, also anyone out there planning to upgrade their turbo?  What would you go for?  
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| #21398 - 05/20/04 02:37 AM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| Anonymous 
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 Question for SoCal people with Greddy kit + IC + BOV:
 
 I'm pretty sure the above would pass the sniffer, but has anyone passed the visual? Or are they asses about it?
 
 
 
 
 anybody gonn answer this?
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| #21399 - 05/20/04 03:29 AM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| gohangotensi   Poster
 
 
 Registered:  01/28/04
 Posts: 343
 Loc:  Irvine, CA
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I figured out my own question.  You could just have an extra charge pipe without BOV and swap that in easily.  The same would go for the IC.  Just take that out and run the stock pipe from turbo to charge pipe.  This sound good?  
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| #21401 - 06/28/04 08:01 PM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| pearltypesh   Jr Poster
 
 
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| #21402 - 07/24/04 06:34 PM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| Bern4   Newbie
 
 
 Registered:  12/04/00
 Posts: 38
 Loc:  Ambler PA
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Greddy People, just have a quick question.
 I'm going to be running a greddy turbo on a b16 in an EG hatch.  I was thinking of getting the SP2 exhaust.  If I'm running at stock boost levels, is a 2.25" piping for an exhaust too restrictive for a greddy turbo setup?  Thanks for your help.
 
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| #21403 - 07/25/04 02:17 AM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| HndaSIguy   Major Member
 
 
 Registered:  07/06/03
 Posts: 1451
 Loc:  Fort Bragg, NC
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To answer the question about welding the BOV to the intercooler piping asked a little ways up, yes you do. 
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| #21404 - 07/27/04 02:02 AM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| Knox_PWNS_SI   Newbie
 
 
 Registered:  07/27/04
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come join http://knoxforum.myunite.net/unm because its better than clubsi   |  
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| #21405 - 07/29/04 05:32 PM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| SiRacer   Post Master Supreme
 
 
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| #21408 - 08/21/04 11:00 AM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| Anonymous 
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quick question for you GReddy guys....how much boost can you run befoer you recommend sleeving your block?  because the shop i use say they would have to pull my block and ship it to get sleeved, but they can do rids and pistons there...so what do you guys think? would forged 9.5:1 or 9:1 pistons with forged rods be enough to run stock to 10 psi safely??? 
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| #21410 - 09/01/04 09:25 PM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| 99blusi   Sr Member
 
 
   Registered:  03/20/02
 Posts: 1018
 Loc:  Michigan
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Just pulled off a 13.3 on my Greddy kit...although about the only things left from the kit are turbo/mani and charge pipe.  Everything else has been upgraded... 
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| #21412 - 09/14/04 11:01 PM  Re: Greddy turbo owners unite! |  
| IntenseCivic   Post Master Jr
 
 
   Registered:  10/31/02
 Posts: 1821
 Loc:  Southern Cali (OC)
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i just got a used greddy turbo kit (it should be on its way to my house right now).  
 Complete Greddy turbo kit
 Type-31 FMIC
 HKS BOV
 
 i was wondering if it was safe to just throw the kit on the way it is, or do i need to get it tuned first?
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