12:1 compression turbo?
the compression is too high
you need to have like at least the 10s to have a decent turbo setup with high compression turbo setup
the 12s are too much for turbo application boost pressure will be real low, and tuning will be a BITCH, you will need alot of tuning and detonation will definitly be something you should look out for with that high of compression
i wouldnt run anymore than 9s compression ratios with turbo application if higher compressionh is needed i wouldnt go higher than 10:1
you need to have like at least the 10s to have a decent turbo setup with high compression turbo setup
the 12s are too much for turbo application boost pressure will be real low, and tuning will be a BITCH, you will need alot of tuning and detonation will definitly be something you should look out for with that high of compression
i wouldnt run anymore than 9s compression ratios with turbo application if higher compressionh is needed i wouldnt go higher than 10:1
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if you have to do it, it can be done. i don't know why the people above me limited you to only 5 psi lol. 5 psi on a t25 or 5 psi on a gt42r? 2 totally different stories, and since you haven't mentioned your turbo size we don't know what 5 psi will do for you. . . yea depends on the tuner. there is very little room for error and i recommend a thick headgasket and some alky injection. if c16 or e85 are available to you, i recommend them before you up the boost. no i don't think anyone would recommend 12:1 compression. it's better to be safer with lower compression with forced induction. 10:1 is gettin fairly common but 12:1 is very risky. a bad batch of gas could lead to detonation. good luck.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by CXtypeR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">anybody here running 12:1 compression with turbo?
can this kind of setup actually be streetable and reliable? if the tune is the bestest of the best, is it worth doing?</TD></TR></TABLE>
i wouldnt run that high of a CR with a turbo in extreme case i might run 11.0:1 with about 7psi to 11psi reasons:
1. tuning is the key and i could still drive it on the street and IDLE ok
2. when the turbos not boost i had the great all motor benfits from the high CR
3. less chance of detenation lets remember detenation is cause from heat so if i keep heat in check im good.
there are more reasons why i would run 11:1 but those are my mains
can this kind of setup actually be streetable and reliable? if the tune is the bestest of the best, is it worth doing?</TD></TR></TABLE>
i wouldnt run that high of a CR with a turbo in extreme case i might run 11.0:1 with about 7psi to 11psi reasons:
1. tuning is the key and i could still drive it on the street and IDLE ok
2. when the turbos not boost i had the great all motor benfits from the high CR
3. less chance of detenation lets remember detenation is cause from heat so if i keep heat in check im good.
there are more reasons why i would run 11:1 but those are my mains
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ninesecrx »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Run the car on alcohol and you will be fine to boost what you want
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fillerup with Alcohol, Bob!
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fillerup with Alcohol, Bob!
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fillerup with Alcohol, Bob!</TD></TR></TABLE>
LMFAO how did i miss that one ROLF
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I wouls say probly around 5psi or so on pump gas , but it should hardly take any boost to make some solid numbers .

