My Honda Accord Type R Big Turbo
Discussion
Conian said:
superb! ok so maybe some better planning could have made some aspects better (or maybe not I'm no expert) but the fact that you're doing so much work on this is awesome, respect!
Your right, i do think more planning would have made my life alot easier, but its quite difficult to plan so much around a one off. Ive managed to over come the hurdles faced, only to more i think, getting the bonnet to close and the bumper to fit, nothing a angle grinder cant fix lol.JayK12 said:
bales said:
I know it probably doesn't matter due to the amount of boost your putting through it but I cringe at the pressure drop you'll be getting through that intercooler and piping with all those tight radiuses...
The radius of the pipe work is constant, at 2.5" throughout. bales said:
JayK12 said:
bales said:
I know it probably doesn't matter due to the amount of boost your putting through it but I cringe at the pressure drop you'll be getting through that intercooler and piping with all those tight radiuses...
The radius of the pipe work is constant, at 2.5" throughout. To get say 500whp which is what i will probably leave it at, i'll need to run about 1.5bar / 21psi. Engine is built for 800hp / 10,000rpm, but i want to ensure im well within tolerances. Might see what we can get for fun on the mapping session for a drag map, but then just turn it down, and have good reliability.
Heres an update from last weekned guys:
Well i wasnt really in the mood to work on the car, just didnt feel like it.
However i got the pipework tidy'd up, a new piece made so one less hose connecting.
Ends Flared.
Fit Magnecor leads
Picked up bumper from my mate who trimmed down the inside
Still didnt fit so had to remove the flat bit at the bottom in the middle of the bumper
Wired in new Injector plugs
Looked a where the hell im going to fit the catch tank.
Fitted Injectors which were longer than that oe ones so the fuel rail didnt sit right, resolved that.
Need to spray the intercooler black, Will get some black mesh on the bumper too.
And yes the intercooler is off center, but i needed to do that get the pipe work the way it. Im not liking the look at the moment, im really wanted the intercooler hidden, the BOV will be on the Turbo side to so might be sticking out of the bumper. Ooops.
Samco on this 90 degree elbow will be shortend as the pipe work goes near enough to the bend.
New pipe made, straight then a nice bend and cut how i wanted it, saves putting in a join and does the job perfectly
This weekend is the last weekend i do any work on it, i just havent got the time. So i will be:
Weld BOV Mount to Pipe Work
Bolt up all Pipe Work and BOV
Fit Intank Fuel Pump
Fit Turbo Oil Line
Fit AEM EMS
Bolt DownPipe
Fit Oil Catch Tank
Connect Up Oil Cooler and Mount Oil Filter
Check all pipe's on the Inlet manifold are clipped on
Modify Bonnet - Remove inside bits to get bonnet to close.
I think i can get that done, then im sending her off for mapping and a few bits that Thor will take care of. I.e External Fuel Pump / Gauges / Mapping.
Its almost time to st myself. The figure guesses are coming in lol.
Well i wasnt really in the mood to work on the car, just didnt feel like it.
However i got the pipework tidy'd up, a new piece made so one less hose connecting.
Ends Flared.
Fit Magnecor leads
Picked up bumper from my mate who trimmed down the inside
Still didnt fit so had to remove the flat bit at the bottom in the middle of the bumper
Wired in new Injector plugs
Looked a where the hell im going to fit the catch tank.
Fitted Injectors which were longer than that oe ones so the fuel rail didnt sit right, resolved that.
Need to spray the intercooler black, Will get some black mesh on the bumper too.
And yes the intercooler is off center, but i needed to do that get the pipe work the way it. Im not liking the look at the moment, im really wanted the intercooler hidden, the BOV will be on the Turbo side to so might be sticking out of the bumper. Ooops.
Samco on this 90 degree elbow will be shortend as the pipe work goes near enough to the bend.
New pipe made, straight then a nice bend and cut how i wanted it, saves putting in a join and does the job perfectly
This weekend is the last weekend i do any work on it, i just havent got the time. So i will be:
Weld BOV Mount to Pipe Work
Bolt up all Pipe Work and BOV
Fit Intank Fuel Pump
Fit Turbo Oil Line
Fit AEM EMS
Bolt DownPipe
Fit Oil Catch Tank
Connect Up Oil Cooler and Mount Oil Filter
Check all pipe's on the Inlet manifold are clipped on
Modify Bonnet - Remove inside bits to get bonnet to close.
I think i can get that done, then im sending her off for mapping and a few bits that Thor will take care of. I.e External Fuel Pump / Gauges / Mapping.
Its almost time to st myself. The figure guesses are coming in lol.
Paint me purple and call me Mr Thicko if need be....
but... is there any reason why you couldn't turn the intercooler upside down?
I really dont like that 180 degree pipe work on the right hand side, and if those entry/exit pips were poking upwards you could maybe get better routed pipes onto them?
but... is there any reason why you couldn't turn the intercooler upside down?
I really dont like that 180 degree pipe work on the right hand side, and if those entry/exit pips were poking upwards you could maybe get better routed pipes onto them?
Conian said:
Paint me purple and call me Mr Thicko if need be....
but... is there any reason why you couldn't turn the intercooler upside down?
I really dont like that 180 degree pipe work on the right hand side, and if those entry/exit pips were poking upwards you could maybe get better routed pipes onto them?
lol. I tried that but it didnt fit/work at all like that.but... is there any reason why you couldn't turn the intercooler upside down?
I really dont like that 180 degree pipe work on the right hand side, and if those entry/exit pips were poking upwards you could maybe get better routed pipes onto them?
JayK12 said:
Conian said:
Paint me purple and call me Mr Thicko if need be....
but... is there any reason why you couldn't turn the intercooler upside down?
I really dont like that 180 degree pipe work on the right hand side, and if those entry/exit pips were poking upwards you could maybe get better routed pipes onto them?
lol. I tried that but it didnt fit/work at all like that.but... is there any reason why you couldn't turn the intercooler upside down?
I really dont like that 180 degree pipe work on the right hand side, and if those entry/exit pips were poking upwards you could maybe get better routed pipes onto them?
Cracking build so far - and I look forward to seeing the mapped numbers soon.
Edited by 5potTurbo on Thursday 8th July 08:39
5potTurbo said:
JayK12 said:
Conian said:
Paint me purple and call me Mr Thicko if need be....
but... is there any reason why you couldn't turn the intercooler upside down?
I really dont like that 180 degree pipe work on the right hand side, and if those entry/exit pips were poking upwards you could maybe get better routed pipes onto them?
lol. I tried that but it didnt fit/work at all like that.but... is there any reason why you couldn't turn the intercooler upside down?
I really dont like that 180 degree pipe work on the right hand side, and if those entry/exit pips were poking upwards you could maybe get better routed pipes onto them?
Cracking build so far - and I look forward to seeing the mapped numbers soon.
Edited by 5potTurbo on Thursday 8th July 08:39
Thats the best i can get the Turbo, i cant point it down because of the alternator. So if the intercooler pipes were straight i would have to take pipe work to the right, re-located the washer bottle, bring it up then some how get it to connect to the Turbo. I think the way ive got it is good, and the best way i could have done it. It is a really short run from the Turbo to the intercooler.
So am i, althought i hate seeing my cars on the Dyno, always have a fear of boom.
This weekend i will work my ass of on it and get as much done as i can. Im really close, i cant feel it. I just need time, as i work away during the week which is well annoying.
Cheers for all the comments.
Thanks
Jay
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