Greeting from Norway!
RealTimeTurbo4wd
Band Wagon
Hey guys!
I just wanted to introduce myself and my TurboWagon on this forum.
I also have a couple of questions if you would be so kind
My name is Henning and i come fra Norway. My Civic Shuttle is a 91`RT4wd with some rust and a complete service history.
I bought this car for the soul purpose of just having a car that works well in the wintertime. As you might know, we always have A LOT of snow in this country.
The Civic and I signed up for almost every ice racing event there was this winter, and Mr. Civic never let me down!
The car is converted into turbo. I took a turbo from a Daihatsu Rocky 2,8 TD, custom manifold, new custom exhaust, FPR, intercooler kit and a chip from a local dealer. The car has been running smoothly now for almost 7 months with a turbopressure of 12 PSI.
But know the clutch slips, the engine uses oil and coolant. So I`m thinking of take it to the next level, and make it a year round trackday car. Do you know where to find good parts?
I just wanted to introduce myself and my TurboWagon on this forum.
I also have a couple of questions if you would be so kind
My name is Henning and i come fra Norway. My Civic Shuttle is a 91`RT4wd with some rust and a complete service history.
I bought this car for the soul purpose of just having a car that works well in the wintertime. As you might know, we always have A LOT of snow in this country.
The Civic and I signed up for almost every ice racing event there was this winter, and Mr. Civic never let me down!
The car is converted into turbo. I took a turbo from a Daihatsu Rocky 2,8 TD, custom manifold, new custom exhaust, FPR, intercooler kit and a chip from a local dealer. The car has been running smoothly now for almost 7 months with a turbopressure of 12 PSI.
But know the clutch slips, the engine uses oil and coolant. So I`m thinking of take it to the next level, and make it a year round trackday car. Do you know where to find good parts?
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I just bought a 90 rt4wd that i plan on throwing a turbo in.
Welcome here!