i was wondering how much boost a stock gsr crank can handle?

 

anyone asking that question very likely has no intentions of coming anywhere close to its limitations.

800+whp.

 

i have really no clue i want to turbo my car towards the end of summer i heard some one say that a stock gsr crank could handle 30 lbs but i really didnt know i know things need to be built to handle boost but i didnt know if a crank was one of them

 

Honda cranks are very strong in stock form. But what you should really be concerned with is horsepower, not pounds of boost.

 

845...tony 1 car has this

 

thanks

 

My friend ran 17lbs on a stock GSR motor... but blew it up after about 17 months.

He has a lead foot..

So I assume you can do 17lbs+ for as long as you want, as long as you're not in boost everytime you touch the gas.

 

THANKS FOR THE INFO THAT WILL HELP ME OUT

 

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lol

 

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He has a lead foot..

So I assume you can do 17lbs+ for as long as you want, as long as you're not in boost everytime you touch the gas.</TD></TR></TABLE>

did his crank break? probably something else let go before the crank. did you even read the OP's post?