fit a twin turbo engine
I would install a turbo, due to the availability different turbo kits, I think only Jackson racing is the only company advertising a supercharger for the prelude. Turbo kit has room to grow, easier to modify, better fuel economy, etc.
Because of the advancements in turbo technology, A turbo system is what I would recommend. It is more flexible, easier to upgrade later and more efficient than a supercharger. Depending on how big you go, it could give you better low/mid range torque for a wider powerband.
The turbos can be removed and replaced with an upgrade. So surely you can remove them out and run the car w/o. The question is, why would you want to?
the only thing different would the internals of the trans the turbo trans is a heavy duty trans.
I would say that for more power and efficiency, you should go with the twin turbo.
Yes, you can put a turbo and a supercharger on the chargers. wear would i go to find out how
no, the 2+2 has a longer door.
Yes the engines are exactly the same if they are of the same year
yea but you have to change the mounts and the radiator but why would you do that just turbo it
Yes, but with today technology, it would be a waste of money(not needed/expensive.)
yes, but it would be a complete waste of money to do both
"not alot ur better of getting a supercharger it will add more horse power with better pick up" This is not necessarily true, a supercharger will give you more power at low end, but die out at high end, where as a turbo will do the opposite. But with dyno tests, it's shown that on lesser cylinder cars, a turbo is the way to go. I have an 08 civic, and a supercharger would have given me 40-50 hp at the wheels, where a turbo would have given me 80.