WIth that mentality, yes, you will blow motors. You have to know what you're dealing with before attempting to boost a car. Its not like bolting up an exhuast or intake, but screw it, you'll find that out for youfself...

 

that was a serious statement....

hes saying that if it were that simple...it would be nice...but as far as boosting my car...im just going to go with a TIAL or whatever BOV i can get thats cheap but still good....i dont care what it sounds like, that is the least of my worrys, (and should be everyone elses!) i have more important things to decide like turbo....trim for both sides....how im going to upgrade my fuel system... what im going to replace as far as the cooling system goes....and other misc. problems like where im going to get it tuned because theres only 1 place for sure within like 200 miles of where i live and 1 other place that works on Rotary's and they have a dyno but im not sure if they would tune a honda.....we all run into problems like that when we boost....so none of us are really worried about saying...oh, i like that sound...ill buy it....or wow, thats shiny...it will work!.

also, forty is right...he is second only to Jesus!

 

ya im aware of everything i have to changs.i know what i need to do to boost a car, i am rebuilding a b18c from the inside out, fixing my ignition system, the works, so i do know what im doin, it was just a random question bout the bov

 

ull never be the same person after a turbo build

 

i kno im so excited

 

I think you should forget about boosting your car for a year.
Go research. You're never done learning.

 

True story

I let my turbo sit in my basement for 7 months before actually installing it. And still, I wish I would have waited longer.