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• SoCal: SoCal

  Imagine this. You are an average person who wants to buff up so you take steroids. Then you die of a heart attack because the rest of your body is not prepared. The same thing applies to adding a supercharger to your Honda. For one second you will enjoy the power until the pistons explode, the transmission crashes, and the rear end disenegrates. Nothing will help a 1996 Honda except for a trade up to a 2010 Honda which will be cheaper in the long run.

  January 8th, 2010 at 8:39 am
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• ARIC A: ARIC A

  No, a stock engine from 1996 will have much weaker internal parts compared to a newer car like a 2007+. Your basically forcing more air into the combustion chamber to create more power, since your creating more power your engine must also be able to handle the power and the only way is to pull that motor out and start rebuilding it on the inside with stronger aftermarket parts.
  So, unless you want to see a hole get blown open on your head, I suggest you rebuild the motor or find a different car.
  Here’s a YouTube vid on what can happen if you throw something like NOS, a turbo or supercharger in your car and the engine can’t handle it:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ao8zqgwe…
  You need to do A LOT more research before thinking about such a power upgrade.

  January 8th, 2010 at 8:54 am
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• Norma: Norma

  you may blow the engine i would ask a few tuning centers ect but if you can it will be fast lol

  January 8th, 2010 at 9:34 am
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