Originally Posted by PAhonda

When you start modifying the car, you increase the chance to have problems if this accord is your daily driver.

The 96 is OBD2, so you may have to keep it OBD2. That would mean an H22A with an OBD2 PCM (the 96 prelude PCM is what you would need).

The turbo installation would be easier, but not sure what PCM you need.

You may want to consider starting with suspension and brakes before going after HP.

Originally Posted by Gmez1407

If i were to do the turbo it wouldent be anything crazy. The car is my daily driver so im only trying to get it in the low 200's as far as hp

Originally Posted by shipo

You haven't indicated whether you have a manual or an automatic; if you have the later then 200 is way too much power for the transmission.

Originally Posted by shipo

You haven't indicated whether you have a manual or an automatic; if you have the later then 200 is way too much power for the transmission.

Originally Posted by live2rice

The manual is definitely beefier than the automatic and will make driving a boosted car a lot more fun.

Originally Posted by Gmez1407

Would i need anything special for the manual as far as electronics. I already know that besides the transmission id need the clutch,flywheel,all the linkages and a few other things. I guess what im asking is would it be for the mostpart be a bolt on sort of thing

Originally Posted by shipo

It is probably far cheaper and far-far less aggravation to sell your car and buy an otherwise similar car with a manual transmission.