Need help with a ball park price

[EthanR]

ok ive went through the threads (i might have missed what i wanted though) and i want to turbo my d16. im not going for crazy power im trying to stay as reliable as possible. i want to know a ball park price on turboing my car. so far ive figured the cheapest way is to piece it all together, any opinions?

[MR.EM1]

wats ur price range...for a complete kit stying cheap go with treadstone kit HERE >>
http://www.treadstoneperformance.com/product.phtml?p=23&cat_key=134&prodname=Honda+Civic+SI%2C+B%2C+D%2C+CRX+Series+Tu rbo+Kit

it also depends on how much u wanna spend which will detemine ur realiability.

best bet for price, piece a kit together or wait till someone posts a D-series turbo kit on IA which they go for mad cheap.

IMO id say about 2k-3k with a tune with new parts

$1k-$1800 for used parts...i think

i spent 2800 for a complete turbo kit on IA, tune, a ls motor, and misc parts hope i could help

[roche]

If you take your time and search you can probably get it all for <$1000. Just jump on deals as you come across them and slowly stockpile parts.

[roche]

If you take your time and search you can probably get it all for <$1000. Just jump on deals as you come across them and slowly stockpile parts.

[T34me]

had 200whp d15b with full fuel management, intercooler setup, and garrett t3 for 1300. If you want to spend the time to piece it together(which i recommend) and you get quality parts, expect to spend 1k minimum and up to 1600 or 1700

[Vteckidd]

http://www.importatlanta.com/forums/showthread.php?t=147561

[Vteckidd]

yo do it RIGHT, itll cost around $2000 in PARTS.

Thats NAME brand parts.

You could buy an EBAY kit for $600, but you get what you pay for

[BlueHatch]

just be careful buying used turbo parts. and if you want your car reliable, leave it alone