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anyone know if the crz has a integrated exhaust manifold with the head, like the 09-10 fit, or is it removable? im planning my turbo kit and a removable one would help a lot.
That is what he wanted to know I believe. Good answer. :thumbsup:not sure exactly what ur looking for here... but from what i've read, the CR-Z uses the same integrated cat-head manifold... check on civic R18 turbo kits b/c they have similar cat-head design...
Highly unlikely. I have never heard of anyone doing it anyway.Any way to get around this without changing the head? Can the stock mani be cut off and new tubular header installed?
I'm very umfamiliar with newer Honda engines.
I think they both are removable. From watching the HKS videos, the have everything disassembled. I was able to crop some images out...Any way to get around this without changing the head? Can the stock mani be cut off and new tubular header installed?
I'm very umfamiliar with newer Honda engines.
I never said it's complicated. Turbocharging is pretty straight forward if you've had any experience with them. And the exhaust manifold (not the 'head') in the pic just shows how easy it'd be to install a turbo.the last image is the head leading to the 1st-cat... perfect picture to answer the OP's question...
*EDIT* guys it's not that complicated... in some ways it's easier to mount a turbo on this design... you don't have to worry about getting each runner the same etc... if Civic's R18's did it, then the CR-Z will do it too...
You'll need a flange for the turbo, one for the wastegate (if it's external), a place for a recirculation valve on the intake (Not a blowoff valve-they cause rich conditions while shifting and can cause damage) and of course an intercooler. A 20G will need a cooler, preferably air to air.hmmm so all id need is an adapter to install my 16g. now i gotta find where i can source some flanges.
:hi5:just like you ive dealt with turbo cars. i had a 95 talon awd. the major hurdle to getting a turbo on this car is gonna be the flange for the turbo. the 16g i have is internally gated and im gonna use a o2 sensor housing with dump tube from the talon. everything else is just gonna be mockup and build.
and with this car and most hondas a blow off valve is fine if running a map sensor and not one like the talon which reads the air on the intake not the intercooler piping.
oh for sure. i probably wont be 100% serious about it till after winter. right now im just trying to source parts and not break the bank doing so. id like to spend under $1500 on the kit before getting it tuned. so far its looking like ill be able to.:hi5:
I'm not very familiar with new honda engines. I'm more in the B series knowledge. And you're correct. If you're using a map sensor a blow off is fine. Mitsu and Subaru need recirculating valves. But honestly, I'd go with a quiet valve. :blush:
Have fun. If you do this, please post pics of the progress, if you can. Thanks!
there isn't a picture of the exhaust manifold anywhere in this thread... this picture is the head on the exhaust side where the cat bolts up to...I never said it's complicated. Turbocharging is pretty straight forward if you've had any experience with them. And the exhaust manifold (not the 'head') in the pic just shows how easy it'd be to install a turbo.
Yep, you're right. I had to take a second look. Sorry, bizzy. :blush:there isn't a picture of the exhaust manifold anywhere in this thread... this picture is the head on the exhaust side where the cat bolts up to...
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