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Controller Civic
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 AEM Fuel Ignition Controller FIC 30 1930 06 09 Civic Si US $574.20 |
 AEM Fuel Ignition Controller FIC 30 1930 02 05 Civic Si US $574.20 |
 AEM Fuel Ignition Controller FIC 30 1930 01 05 Civic US $574.20 |
 HYPERTECH FLASH VTEC CONTROLLER 06 07 08 09 CIVIC SI US $449.99 |
 Blitz Throttle Controller Full Auto Pro CIVIC TYPE R US $429.00 |
 JDM HONDA CRX CIVIC EF SIR AUTO A C CLIMATE CONTROLLER US $425.00 |
 AEM Fuel Ignition Controller FIC 30 1910 06 09 Civic Si US $397.80 |
 AEM Fuel Ignition Controller FIC 30 1910 01 05 Civic US $397.80 |
 AEM Fuel Ignition Controller FIC 30 1910 02 05 Civic Si US $397.80 |
 HKS EVC S Electronic Boost Controller Civic 240sx Supra US $359.00 |
 Blitz Throttle Controller 06 08 Honda Fit Civic Si K20Z US $357.00 |
 Blitz Throttle Controller 06 07 0809 Honda Fit Civic Si US $357.00 |
 Blitz Throttle Controller 06 09 Honda Fit Civic Si K20Z US $357.00 |
 AEM F IC Fuel Ignition Controller 30 1910 Civic Si US $353.88 |
 BLITZ THROTTLE CONTROLLER 06 07 08 09 CIVIC SI GD FIT US $349.99 |
 HONDA CIVIC 88 91 ALUMINUM RADIATOR FANS CONTROLLER US $315.00 |
 AEM TRU BOOST TURBO CONTROLLER 30 4350 CIVIC SI INTEGRA US $302.02 |
 y45 CIVIC EK9 FIELD SFC VTEC CONTROLLER APEXI RSM CTR US $299.00 |
 HONDA CIVIC 92 00 ALUMINUM RADIATOR FAN CONTROLLER US $255.00 |
 IntercoolerPipingBoost ControllerBOV Civic D15 D16 US $240.00 |
 PIVOT 3 DRIVE THROTTLE CONTROLLER Civic Stream K20A US $229.00 |
 2001 02 HONDA CIVIC AIRBAGS AIRBAG CONTROLLER 5718 US $199.99 |
 AEM GAUGE WIDEBAND UEGO CONTROLLER 30 5130W Civic S2000 US $199.80 |
 AEM GAUGE WIDEBAND UEGO CONTROLLER 30 5130B Civic S2000 US $199.80 |
 EXHAUST CONTROLLER 25 AE86 RSX CIVIC INTEGRA MRS TC US $185.00 |
 EXHAUST CONTROLLER 25 AE86 RSX CIVIC INTEGRA TC xB xA US $185.00 |
 EXHAUST CONTROLLER 25 CIVIC RSX NSX TSX FIT TL CL FD1 US $185.00 |
 EXHAUST CONTROLLER valve 25 RSX tC xB civic SI NSX US $179.95 |
 JDM CRX CIVIC EF KHANJI AUTO A C CLIMATE CONTROLLER US $175.00 |
 Electronic Boost Controller Honda civic Integra Accord US $164.99 |
 ALLinONE Electric Turbo Boost Controller CIVIC CRX RSX US $164.99 |
 Hallman Manual Boost Controller Evolution MBC Civic CRX US $160.00 |
 T3 T4 TURBOCHARGERTURBO BOOST CONTROLLER CIVIC ACCORD US $132.99 |
 T3 T4 TURBO CHARGERBOOST CONTROLLER CIVIC D15 D16 CRX US $132.99 |
 Throttle Controller 3Drive Honda Civic FD Crossroad US $120.00 |
 Hallman Manual Boost Controller Pro MBC Civic Integra US $100.00 |
 Throttle Controller HONDA Odyssey Civic CRV Stream US $89.90 |
 Fan Controller Water oil Temperature Volt civic mr2 s13 US $79.99 |
 VTEC CONTROLLER DIGITAL LCD CIVIC SHIFT LIGHT US $78.99 |
 Hallman Manual Boost Controller ES MBC Civic Integra US $70.00 |
 Manual Turbo Boost Controller w Gauge Srt 4 civic rx7 US $49.00 |
 Manual Turbo Boost Controller w Gauge Srt 4 civic rx7 US $49.00 |
 OBX Manual Boost Controller Civic Integra Prelude All B US $45.00 |
 OBX MANUAL BOOST CONTROLLER CIVIC INTEGRA B16 B18 B20 US $45.00 |
 OBX Manual Boost Controller Integra Eclipse Evo Civic US $45.00 |
 OBX Manual Boost Controller Civic Accord Prelude CRX US $45.00 |
 TURBO BOV25 PIPEBOOST CONTROLLER CIVIC COROLLA CRX US $44.99 |
 TURBO BOV25 PIPEBOOST CONTROLLER HONDA ACCORD CIVIC US $44.99 |
 RS BLOW OFF BOVBOOST CONTROLLER CIVIC ACCORD S2000 BLU US $44.99 |
 TURBO TIMERTURBO BOOST CONTROLLER CIVIC INTEGRA RSX BL US $39.99 |
 Manual Turbo Boost Controller w Gauge Civic CRX H22 H23 US $39.99 |
 Rboost Boost Controller Honda Civic Subaru WRX sti US $37.00 |
2010 Honda Civic
The 2010 Honda Civic is one of the highest rated cars in it's class. Often thought of as being either the best or at least second best compact car offered in almost every aspect. Unlike many cars at it's price, the Civic gives consumers many interior options, along with more than adequate performance. It is made by a manufacturer that is known for their quality engineering and reputation for reliable vehicles. Buyers considering a small car that doesn't cost a lot but offers superb power, performance, and handling should seriously consider a Civic.
Consumers looking to purchase one of these classy sub-compact vehicles will have a lot of trim packages and body styles to select from. All of the available trim packages are the DX, DX-VP, LX, LX-S, EX and EX-L. Each has it's own available features, standard engines, and optional accessories. The basic model is the DX, which starts in price around $15,000. Considering all the features inside, it is one of the best basic trim packages from any auto maker. Virtually every DX comes with a smaller 4 cylinder engine, and a choice of automatic or manual transmission. Inside the DX there is comfortable seating and optional power windows and locks. DX-VP or the basic value package models come equipped with a CD/mp3 player and Air Conditioning. The next step up is the LX model which has keyless entry, 16 inch wheels (15 inch on DX), a folding rear seat, and additional cruise control.
With more offered for available features and standard options there is the EX model. These were engineered for performance and offer a great selection of standard accessories. A luxury EX comes with 16 inch alloy wheels, 6 speaker stereo systems, steering wheel accessory controls, a 60/40 split rear seat that fold separately, and a sunroof. Si models are rather similar except that they come with an even more powerful engine, fog lights, sports style seating, 17 inch wheels, and an impressive suspension system.
Engines offered for the 2010 Honda Civic include a 1.8 liter 4 cylinder engine with 128 foot pound torque, and up to 140 horsepower. Each model is offered with the basic 1.8 liter gasoline engine, and it is tweaked for performance in the higher-end packages. There is another 1.8 liter engine that runs solely on natural gas but it only has the ability to go 200 miles before it needs refueling. Civic hybrid models come with a 1.3 liter 4 cylinder, gasoline engine and an electric engine, giving it one of the best fuel economies of any small car.
Overall fuel consumption for most packages and engines is best in class. City driving on the worst model comes in at around 25 mpg, except for the natural gas powered engine. Compared with practically any competitor, the Civic comes out ahead in fuel economy. Honda has also tried to make the 2010 Honda Civic one of the safest sub-compact cars available. With available stability control, drivers have great control over how the vehicle handles in almost all road conditions. In frontal crash impact tests, the Civic scored a perfect 5 stars. Side impact tests received a rating of 4 stars which is impressive for any small car like the Civic.
Honda has truly made another great Civic for the '10 model year. With improvements both inside and out, it remains a class leader in virtually every category. While being more than affordable, it offers amenities that come on many luxury vehicles. Consumers who are on a budget and still need a reliable car that can perform should consider one of the basic models, while those looking for an enhanced experience will do well with a slightly more expensive package.
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Im putting a turbo on my d16z6 sohc vtec and im wondering if the engine can handle it if i have the following-
stuff.
i just bought a t3t4 turbo and im putting it in my sohc vtec d16z6 civic ex 95 manual transmission.
i havnt put it in yet because im going to put in the following.
-aem high flow fuel rail
-hks 740cc fuel injectors
-and a boost controller.
so far i have full piping and skunk 2 cams, accel super stock spark plug wires and e3 spark plugs, cold air intake and fuel pump.
after im done installing the fuel rail and injector will my car be able to handle the turbo?
if yes at what psi should i set it to ( max psi)
and if it help my car only has 120,000 miles on it and engine is in good condition.
It's not going to last very long unless you get a real engine management system, and get it tuned by a professional. Seriously, you might as well just hold off on installing it until you have saved up enough $ to do it right; if money is an issue. Simply adding fuel like that will actually make your car run like crap, and you'll be lucky not to wash out your rings. Those injectors are way too much for any kind of power you'll make with a stock engine. Ignition timing is also an issue. If your timing is too far advanced at a certain RPM, you'll get detonation and destroy your engine. Engine management controls that. You can get away with simply bolting on intakes, exhausts, and headers, but forced inductions is a completely different thing. You can't just bolt on parts and expect it to work. Again seriously, don't do it unless you do it right.