B18B turbo... block guard or deck sealing.. advantages
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B18B turbo... block guard or deck sealing.. advantages
i was wondering if im going to boost my engine soon. i want to be able to push up to 15lbs of boost at least when im at the track. on stock internals. how much would doing this to the block before i do so benefit me. if everything else in the engine is stock. will i be able to handle this or is it imperative to do this to the block.
also up for any other suggestions on how to make my engine more capable of taking boost and not messing anything up. i would like to still have this car as a daily driver if possible.
also up for any other suggestions on how to make my engine more capable of taking boost and not messing anything up. i would like to still have this car as a daily driver if possible.
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15 psi on a stock block is pushing it, i've seen people on the board do it, but its just a question of how long it will last, even with a great conservative, eventually it will lead done the same road
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Re: B18B turbo... block guard or deck sealing.. advantages (pane93civhb)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pane93civhb »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i was wondering if im going to boost my engine soon. i want to be able to push up to 15lbs of boost at least when im at the track. on stock internals. how much would doing this to the block before i do so benefit me. if everything else in the engine is stock. will i be able to handle this or is it imperative to do this to the block.
also up for any other suggestions on how to make my engine more capable of taking boost and not messing anything up. i would like to still have this car as a daily driver if possible.</TD></TR></TABLE>
good luck with the blockgaurd.......
15psi is doable.....just taking a chance bro.....all up to you!!!
seen 6psi blow fully tuned car...seen 15psi oem engine run for months and months w/o problems.....hey it's racing!!!
also up for any other suggestions on how to make my engine more capable of taking boost and not messing anything up. i would like to still have this car as a daily driver if possible.</TD></TR></TABLE>
good luck with the blockgaurd.......
15psi is doable.....just taking a chance bro.....all up to you!!!
seen 6psi blow fully tuned car...seen 15psi oem engine run for months and months w/o problems.....hey it's racing!!!
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Re: B18B turbo... block guard or deck sealing.. advantages (97hb)
dont listen to what people say...hell one person may have a t25 and run 20psi of boost and tell you its ok and you do it on your 60-1 and blow it up. I had a t3/t04e 60 trim and ran 14.5psi on the dyno and made 304whp and 270wtq. When i would go out and run people i would run 17psi for a run or 2. It can be done...but it is pushing it. But when i did it i use to just think "hell LS's are a dime a dozen". Remember.....your not fast unless your breaking stuff
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Re: B18B turbo... block guard or deck sealing.. advantages (civicflnum1)
what type of ecu or management system are u using. im getting an s-afc with the kit i have heard bad things about it though. so im kinda worried i want to be able to push at least 10lbs of boost on it though.. and i will try to get it dyno tuned as soon as possible.
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Re: B18B turbo... block guard or deck sealing.. advantages (pane93civhb)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pane93civhb »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">what type of ecu or management system are u using. im getting an s-afc with the kit i have heard bad things about it though. so im kinda worried i want to be able to push at least 10lbs of boost on it though.. and i will try to get it dyno tuned as soon as possible. </TD></TR></TABLE>
I run uberdata...its like hondata but free. I HATE the hack because you cant control timing and i hate 450's. If you wana use the hack get a msd btm unit to retard timing. It wont be the best but it will be safer. BTW sell the hack and just pay someone to tune your uberdata!
I run uberdata...its like hondata but free. I HATE the hack because you cant control timing and i hate 450's. If you wana use the hack get a msd btm unit to retard timing. It wont be the best but it will be safer. BTW sell the hack and just pay someone to tune your uberdata!
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Re: B18B turbo... block guard or deck sealing.. advantages (civicflnum1)
i dont no how to get uberdata and anything about it but im willing to learn. so i will search for threads about it in and out of site. if u have any helpful hints im all for it though.
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Re: B18B turbo... block guard or deck sealing.. advantages (pane93civhb)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pane93civhb »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i dont no how to get uberdata and anything about it but im willing to learn. so i will search for threads about it in and out of site. if u have any helpful hints im all for it though. </TD></TR></TABLE>
im glad to hear you wana learn...check out uberdats site at http://www.ecimulti.org/uberdata/
also look into chrome its the same thing and i hear the newest version kicks ***
im glad to hear you wana learn...check out uberdats site at http://www.ecimulti.org/uberdata/
also look into chrome its the same thing and i hear the newest version kicks ***
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Re: B18B turbo... block guard or deck sealing.. advantages (civicflnum1)
cool dude that sounds great ima check that out and see what i can learn.
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yah jus make sure ur car is tuned right i melted 3 piston on my b18b with only 11 lbs but it was fun while it lasted
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Re: B18B turbo... block guard or deck sealing.. advantages (sp0onfed)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sp0onfed »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yah jus make sure ur car is tuned right i melted 3 piston on my b18b with only 11 lbs but it was fun while it lasted</TD></TR></TABLE>
sounds like you were running too much timing.....what ems were you on?
sounds like you were running too much timing.....what ems were you on?
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Re: B18B turbo... block guard or deck sealing.. advantages (pane93civhb)
if you are going to stay on stock internals, i would get a cometic thicker than stock head gasket and head studs, and get a 255lph intank pump and 450,s and a realy good tune from a good tuner that knows what they are doing, but i would go about 300whp on a stock motor, boost is not what kills a motor it is detination.
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