how much boost can an ls safely handle.
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how much boost can an ls safely handle.
iight my friend drove through a puddle and hyrdolocked his LS, well the insurance company is forking him over $2700 for it... he's gonna get a new motor and a kit for it, how much can his motor handle before internals, i was guessin around 9 psi...
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Re: how much boost can an ls safely handle. (gambit33)
stock internals will handle up to 14psi. but you'de need to do fuel work to get that. a complete stock engine can do 8-9 psi and be safe.
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Re: how much boost can an ls safely handle. (jdmotorsports)
if you value your engine.. no more than 7psi.... a basic kit with some slightly larger injectors.. and your all set.. just tune it and dont up the boost..
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Re: how much boost can an ls safely handle.
iight my friend drove through a puddle and hyrdolocked his LS, well the insurance company is forking him over $2700 for it... he's gonna get a new motor and a kit for it, how much can his motor handle before internals, i was guessin around 9 psi...
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Re: how much boost can an ls safely handle. (Weston)
iight my friend drove through a puddle and hyrdolocked his LS, well the insurance company is forking him over $2700 for it... he's gonna get a new motor and a kit for it, how much can his motor handle before internals, i was guessin around 9 psi...
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Whoa, how does that work? Was it considered a road hazard or a collision and therefore covered by his policy? I wouldn't think an insurance company would cover that, and if they did, I would think they'd want to give the money directly to the shop. It's about time someone had a reasonable insurance company.
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Whoa, how does that work? Was it considered a road hazard or a collision and therefore covered by his policy? I wouldn't think an insurance company would cover that, and if they did, I would think they'd want to give the money directly to the shop. It's about time someone had a reasonable insurance company.
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