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43 thoughts on “The Grinch Makes Some Boost On The Street! (K Series AWD Civic)”
  1. Wicked! It’s so nice when you put the power down and don’t spin. Awd FTW

  2. Bring the “hatchback”!!!!!!!! We love the hatch that started it all…showing love from Vermont!

  3. Only watched 2 mins of this so far but the logic of oil return line being above the oil level is a common misconception and makes zero difference, same with the sloshing. Have a look at the tried and true k series greddy turbo kits they have been around well over a decade and use a M12 banjo fitting for the return line that goes directly into where the drain plug normally is and they work just fine. Ive used this myself for years without issue and it really made me drop the whole thought process heard in this video since the plug is also in the rear which is where the oil would be going on pulls. Regardless of what is thought it will still work no matter where on the pan it is its just more free flowing doing it your way. Only reason im posting this is so more dumb kids dont come to me saying "i got a turbo kit for my RSX but i need my pan welded because the return doesnt work. Yes, yes it does and is just fine this myth is almost as bad as E85 is bad for your car lol just stupid logic and its so wide spread nobody gets it.

  4. I heard somone say if you go more then 5psi the trans will have a tantrum… I plan to boost ioa SI Mugen with stock everything. Kind of just going cheap but I wanted to do like 10 psi. I heard that a stock K20 motor will handle that. But I haven't gotten enough feedback on whether my transmission to take that. I'm guessing one of you guys from now. And of course I would be babying the transmission

  5. Man with how far you guys have cam in such a short time you should start looking for a good lathe and gear hobber and make you own gears and shafts the process is relatively easy

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