94TealGSR

We all know the advantages/disadvantages that a block guard can bring to a motor boosting 10+ psi... but are what are the advantages/consquences of running a blockguard with low boost?

The reason I ask is that I have a block guard (came in my motor), but I plan on only running 5-7psi.

Fatty_1775

There are disadvantages with a blockguard???

94TealGSR

If it's not installed right. Some people even attribute the cracking of their sleeves to their block guard. There are mixed opinions.

BoostedSi

wuts the point of having it if your gonna only boost that much. I had over heating problems with mine...oh well resleeved now

genop

In my opinion blockgaurds are great if you cant afford to sleeve. The newer designs have taken care of the cooling issues, and its not that expensive to get it installed the right way (compared to sleeving). No one has EVER shown me conclusive proof that a blockgaurd caused their motor to break. Just remember, even if you do have a sleeved motor, you can still break stuff with shitty tuning.....thats the key

94TealGSR

Like I said, my motor came with it. I've driven with it for almost a year now, no overheating problems w/o boost. It's not a question of "why", more a question of "is it worth all the hassle to take it out"? Chances are it probably isn't, but I figured I'd ask around.

94TealGSR

Bounce...

LS-hatch

if your not overheating just leave it in, chances are it will only help.