I attempt to install the FK8 Turbo Inlet on my 10th gen Accord

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
  • In this video I attempt to install the FK8 Turbo Inlet on my 2018 Accord Sport 2.0. Ultimately the install didn’t go as planned but I’ve shifted gears and plan to get it installed down the road after my downpipe install.
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Комментарии • 39

  • @JustaHondaAccord
    @JustaHondaAccord 4 года назад +11

    The o2 will reach, I have it located there with my prl dp and type r turbo. I'm sure the bung plug would thread into the stock turbo. Could make it work that way also.
    The easiest thing to do would be to put a type r turbo and dp to make that inlet fit :)

  • @austinfrazier7325
    @austinfrazier7325 4 года назад +7

    Thanks for trying this. You are one of the 10th gen 2.0 pioneers and we are all benefitting from this even if it doesn’t work out.

  • @tarheelnokc9811
    @tarheelnokc9811 4 года назад +1

    Really enjoy your videos, and when I come out of this quarantine I plan to mod my 10th gen. Question: with your 20x9+30 AodHan’s have you had any rubbing since lowering your vehicle? I plan to install Eibach ProKit springs with the same wheel setup, but I don’t want any rubbing. Thank you.

  • @chinorosario4035
    @chinorosario4035 4 года назад +2

    Yo no hablo ingles pero me gustan tus videos bro ✌🏼

  • @BigredGT-pm5lm
    @BigredGT-pm5lm 3 года назад +1

    Came across your channel while researching Accord 2.0 videos. Great channel with lots of info👍👍👍

  • @arthurfc3271
    @arthurfc3271 8 месяцев назад

    Is that the same turbo on the 1.5t ?

  • @soal4690
    @soal4690 5 месяцев назад

    has anyone successfully done this????

    • @Fahrenheit_Motorsports
      @Fahrenheit_Motorsports  3 месяца назад

      Just need the aftermarket downpipe and you’ll be good to go 👍🏽

  • @teamhonzilla
    @teamhonzilla 4 года назад +1

    Can I put the type r turbo in my 1.5t accord? Thanks

    • @Fahrenheit_Motorsports
      @Fahrenheit_Motorsports  4 года назад +1

      Sure you can. It won’t bolt right up, you’d need a new flange but it could work.

  • @alexross5620
    @alexross5620 4 года назад

    Thank you for trying it charge pipe fully polished house to put it on my stock turbo record as all my buddies in Florida have type-r turbo and no one wants to try that even with the type-r turbos. But I cannot stand that plastic in on so I will relocating off my callus PRL downpipe and why are you and Joel going afar b6 I thought Joe was all PRL everything keep up the great vlog. Very informative. You're doing an awesome job

  • @LNXG8
    @LNXG8 4 года назад

    Hey bro I see that you don't have the stiffer upper torque mount any opinions on that? I got it myself but I'd like to hear what you think but badass accord bro I'm trying to get mine up to somewhat close to your power levels

  • @guillermosolano5725
    @guillermosolano5725 3 года назад

    Will it fit on the 2.0 accord or will I have the same problem like yours?

  • @toddpierce0
    @toddpierce0 4 года назад

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  • @fliguy41
    @fliguy41 2 года назад

    You could get it notched so the o2sensor doesn’t have to be relocated and have the pipe tig welded closed

  • @JoseSuaveAuto
    @JoseSuaveAuto 4 года назад

    Now question is will prl type r titanium inlet fit on stock turbo, I'm waiting the p600. I want type r turbo, but p600 around the corner

    • @Fahrenheit_Motorsports
      @Fahrenheit_Motorsports  4 года назад +2

      It should Bro! When the DP goes on, I’m going to relocate the O2 and get the type r shield.

  • @bandartalaqi475
    @bandartalaqi475 3 года назад

    Hi may you please write down the inlet pipe part number

  • @JustaHondaAccord
    @JustaHondaAccord 4 года назад

    Flex head 12mm socket on that inlet bolt is the cat's meow.

  • @AccordX_
    @AccordX_ 2 года назад

    Best way to do it is to relocate the o2 sensor how you said

  • @LondonHasFallin
    @LondonHasFallin 4 года назад +4

    I'm just glad you're not one of those guy's
    with the 1.5T CVT doing all these mods.🤦‍♂️
    They crack me up whenever they're using
    the paddle shifters to downplay the cvt droning.

    • @kennwin7
      @kennwin7 4 года назад +1

      tbh tho, let them do what they want with their cars. Honda CVTs have their limits around 252 ftlb of torque, but that's still a decent amount over stock. I don't drive a CVT, but I think its okay that they get into car modding too, as long as they don't pretend they drive a manual.

  • @teamhonzilla
    @teamhonzilla 4 года назад

    Or can I install a 2.0t accord inlet the whole air intake on the 1.5t accord

  • @rjmendiola2661
    @rjmendiola2661 4 года назад

    let me check mine.. i have prl downpipe.. thank you for the video

  • @mrcrimefighter1
    @mrcrimefighter1 2 года назад

    Did u get it installed? If so what do I need?

  • @TruckerFit1981
    @TruckerFit1981 4 года назад

    What about a turbo inlet hose cut it in half if dont work

  • @diddy2612
    @diddy2612 9 месяцев назад

    What does this mod do?

  • @zaytovenng3576
    @zaytovenng3576 2 года назад

    Where you live at ?

  • @stealth2.0t
    @stealth2.0t 4 года назад

    so it doesn’t work on stock turbo?

  • @MaRaChan7
    @MaRaChan7 4 года назад

    who need a o2 senor take it off

  • @MrBigBoy4Life
    @MrBigBoy4Life 4 года назад

    I think people get bored and just start doing all kinds of stupid stuff to perfectly good cars!

  • @Carsaremydrug
    @Carsaremydrug 4 года назад

    What are you gonna use to connect inlet to your intake

    • @Fahrenheit_Motorsports
      @Fahrenheit_Motorsports  4 года назад

      I’ll use the PRL tube and pieces of the mishi intake. Worst case, I’ll order the type r tube from PRL.

    • @sol1229
      @sol1229 3 месяца назад

      @@Fahrenheit_Motorsportswait wait PLEASE TELL ME YOURE ACTIVE
      i’m in the same dilemma right now
      i have the titanium turbo inlet otw with a mishimoto intake
      did you need to buy the 2.0T intake conversion hose off prl on the side? if not what modifications need to be done to make the titanium inlet fit the mish intake??
      i know it could be done i’m just not sure how it will go down because it’s hard for me to find info about this
      please help me😭
      also would you suggest buying the honda/acura inlet pipe installation kit??

    • @Fahrenheit_Motorsports
      @Fahrenheit_Motorsports  3 месяца назад

      @@sol1229 I used the parts from both kits. It’s basically just couplers shared from both PRL and mishimoto. If I remember correctly in order to get the intake tube to work you’ll need the turbo. That was the issue I ran into.

    • @sol1229
      @sol1229 3 месяца назад

      @@Fahrenheit_Motorsports wait to clarify
      to get the mishintake to work with the turbo inlet
      i’ll need the turbo?
      like an upgraded turbo?
      ik to get the inlet to work i need a downpipe or a turbo to move the oxygen sensor but since i currently don’t have a downpipe i wanted to just put on the mish intake
      that way when i do install downpipe and get the inlet im assuming i just use the conversion hose to connect the two together (and i believe i need the conversion hose regardless)
      did i get you right? forgive me for being confused i heard it’s possible but i wanna make sure i don’t sit outside all day 😭

    • @Fahrenheit_Motorsports
      @Fahrenheit_Motorsports  3 месяца назад +1

      @@sol1229 yeah sorry you are correct. Inlet need the downpipe NOT turbo. But the intake will work for the stock accord setup. I’m trying to remember it’s been years and I sold the car back in 2020. Let me look at my info I wrote down and get back to you. But either way you should be good. I think it only took an hour to figure out how to get them both to work together.