Raising boost?
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Raising boost?
Ok. I have a 98 GSR with t3t4 turbo .50 trim etc....check sig..I am at 258 whp at 8psi(low) and 275 whp(highboost 10psi) though I would like to hit the 300 whp and am thinking about rasing my boost to around 13psi. Is this too much for a stock GSR motor with 60K on motor? Or should I just go ahead and drop the pistons and rods and run 1bar to be ont he safe side? Please can somebody help me with some knowledge on the high compressionGSR motor? thanks
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Re: Raising boost? (b18c198)
oye.....alright first off don't base reliability off boost pressure. It's the resulting power that the boost provides that does the damage. You are much safer running 240whp at 13psi then 275 at 6PSI.....get it. Secondly 300whp is a decision you make. Yes it's been done (Even me) and yes it should last, but if your tuner doesn't know what he is doing or makes one error the life span of that engine will decrease. I say if you truely arn't scared of rebuilding your engine go ahead and shoot for 300. When it does break then go ahead and rebuild then your setup for a lot more horsepower and since it's a fresh rebuild it'll last a long time
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by adseguy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">oye.....alright first off don't base reliability off boost pressure. It's the resulting power that the boost provides that does the damage. You are much safer running 240whp at 13psi then 275 at 6PSI.....get it. Secondly 300whp is a decision you make. Yes it's been done (Even me) and yes it should last, but if your tuner doesn't know what he is doing or makes one error the life span of that engine will decrease. I say if you truely arn't scared of rebuilding your engine go ahead and shoot for 300. When it does break then go ahead and rebuild then your setup for a lot more horsepower and since it's a fresh rebuild it'll last a long time </TD></TR></TABLE>
Hey man thanks but I am going to just wait and save the $ needed to get rods and pistons so I can run 1 bar....thanks though!
Hey man thanks but I am going to just wait and save the $ needed to get rods and pistons so I can run 1 bar....thanks though!
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Re: Raising boost? (jdmhonda)
I'd say go for it. If you have a reliable tuner and it's someone who is reputable with their work, then 300whp on a stock GSR block is very well attainable.
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Wow a stock turbocharge GSR taking 13psi. That's a little too much I think for a 10-1 compression. I seen someone blow their GSR motor after turn up the boost from 8psi to 11psi with in 1 1/4 run at Bandimere Speedway in Colorado. I don't know man, It might it be fast but sure is not going to be reliable until you fix the internal.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by honda1982 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Wow a stock turbocharge GSR taking 13psi. That's a little too much I think for a 10-1 compression. I seen someone blow their GSR motor after turn up the boost from 8psi to 11psi with in 1 1/4 run at Bandimere Speedway in Colorado. I don't know man, It might it be fast but sure is not going to be reliable until you fix the internal.</TD></TR></TABLE>
you are just plain wrong and don't know what you are talking about
you are just plain wrong and don't know what you are talking about
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