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posted by Avieter

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Honda paint peeling

The paint on my 2019 Honda civic hatchback is peeling on the driver side of my car. what should i do?

posted by Smallfrog

r: 3

FM turbo kit restock soon!

FM just sent out an email explaining that "a bunch" of 1.6 and 1.8 turbo kits will be going live, and that they've resolved 2 major supply issues so the kits should be in stock much more often.

posted by unitedpuggs

r: 6

Best turbo for a stock VVT block that's getting forged in the future?

Hey guys, New to the forum, but I've been lurking for a while. I've been a bit lucky recently and got handed an opportunity to get a rather large discount on a turbo kit (T25 flange) Question is however, what turbo should I go for? I've had a few on my mind and I don't mind paying a bit of a premium if it saves my ass in the long run. I've currently got the following turbos shortlisted. 280whp is probably the most I'd ever want out of the turbo once I build my block, preferably 200 whp before I start modifying the internals. BorgWarner EFR 6258/6758 - I personally opted for a 6258 initially, but the kit manufacturer said that the 6758 is a far better turbo. My worries with the 6758 is that it might blow up my block down the road. I like these for their supposed fast spooling. (Drove a NB 1.8 with a TD04 and that was lots of fun, but it did lack a bit of power) Garrett GT2554R and Garrett GT2560R - Tried and true on MX5's, but I heard the 2560 doesn't spool as fast as a 6258 and the 2554R isn't quite up to the task of 280whp once I go built Garrett GBC20-300 - Suggested as an alternative by the kit supplier, but journal bearing is off-putting. Worried about how these spool. Can't really find much about them online either Pulsar G25-550 - Knockoff Garrett, not sure if I'd want this. What are your thoughts? Anything I'm overseeing? The 6258 is the one I'm still leaning the most towards to as I'm afraid a 6758 will straight up murder my block even at tame settings. Pump gas here is 98 octane (93 US) - Magic corn juice (E85) doesn't exist here unfortunately

posted by unitedpuggs

r: 7

leave the rear O2 hanging

I have the dreaded P0420 on my 2001 SE Miata even though the car runs perfect. If I understood something I read on a topic regarding spec Miatas, you can remove the rear 02 and zip tie it inside the car (and I assume also that the hole in the exhaust is plugged as well). Apparently this method prevents the CEL from coming on. Is that accurate? Or is it better to get one of those j-style 02 spacers and put that in.

posted by unitedpuggs

r: 6