15psi safely how to?
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15psi safely how to?
im getting my hands on an 88 t2, and i was wondering what i should do to the motor so that it'll handle 15 psi?
will i be able to get enough fuel with the stock injectors? i'll have a fmic, and always run 94 octane..
any other ideas?
fuel pump, intake and exhaust obviously...
will the stock turbo be able to handle 15 pounds?
will i be able to get enough fuel with the stock injectors? i'll have a fmic, and always run 94 octane..
any other ideas?
fuel pump, intake and exhaust obviously...
will the stock turbo be able to handle 15 pounds?
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You will want to get a wideband 02 sensor as well. So you know if you are running lean to back off and not pop.
I would also recommend a Fuel Cut Defender. I can't remember what they try and cut you off at but I think it is around there.
I would also recommend a Fuel Cut Defender. I can't remember what they try and cut you off at but I think it is around there.
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Running 15psi on street gas is asking for it anyways, unless water injection is involved.
And why do you want to run 15psi anyways? Turbo rotaries don't really need tons of boost to make power. At 15psi, my car put down 408rwhp on a very hot and humid day. At 12psi, it will beat 600cc sport bikes. At 10psi, it will still scare the **** out of anybody riding in it.
Running high boost is overrated, and drastically reduces reliabilty. Trust me, I know, I just blew my motor with pre-ignition at 15psi.
And why do you want to run 15psi anyways? Turbo rotaries don't really need tons of boost to make power. At 15psi, my car put down 408rwhp on a very hot and humid day. At 12psi, it will beat 600cc sport bikes. At 10psi, it will still scare the **** out of anybody riding in it.
Running high boost is overrated, and drastically reduces reliabilty. Trust me, I know, I just blew my motor with pre-ignition at 15psi.
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Originally Posted by BDoty311
Running 15psi on street gas is asking for it anyways, unless water injection is involved.
And why do you want to run 15psi anyways? Turbo rotaries don't really need tons of boost to make power. At 15psi, my car put down 408rwhp on a very hot and humid day. At 12psi, it will beat 600cc sport bikes. At 10psi, it will still scare the **** out of anybody riding in it.
Running high boost is overrated, and drastically reduces reliabilty. Trust me, I know, I just blew my motor with pre-ignition at 15psi.
And why do you want to run 15psi anyways? Turbo rotaries don't really need tons of boost to make power. At 15psi, my car put down 408rwhp on a very hot and humid day. At 12psi, it will beat 600cc sport bikes. At 10psi, it will still scare the **** out of anybody riding in it.
Running high boost is overrated, and drastically reduces reliabilty. Trust me, I know, I just blew my motor with pre-ignition at 15psi.
I've been told a few times, even today, that the most you should ever do on your stock turbo is like 10psi, max. Im sure the high EGT's would radiat their way back into the combustion chamber and then *ping
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Originally Posted by BlaCkPlaGUE
Yea but 15psi with the stock turbo is quite a difference compared to 15psi of a larger aftermarket one!
I've been told a few times, even today, that the most you should ever do on your stock turbo is like 10psi, max. Im sure the high EGT's would radiat their way back into the combustion chamber and then *ping
I've been told a few times, even today, that the most you should ever do on your stock turbo is like 10psi, max. Im sure the high EGT's would radiat their way back into the combustion chamber and then *ping
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how many mm do you think a piston ring is ????
How many piston engines see terminal failure because they were running too much boost and managed to destroy a piston ring?
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DTBOY how long did yourengine last at 408 1 bar? did it go fast or after a good period of time?
and were you suprised when it blew, or did you feel the motor already starting to diminish.
and were you suprised when it blew, or did you feel the motor already starting to diminish.
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DTBOY how long did yourengine last at 408 1 bar? did it go fast or after a good period of time?
and were you suprised when it blew, or did you feel the motor already starting to diminish.
and were you suprised when it blew, or did you feel the motor already starting to diminish.
I was quite surprised it blew considering how good it had been running all day long.
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Originally Posted by BDoty311
How many piston engines see terminal failure because they were running too much boost and managed to destroy a piston ring?
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maybe I'm doing wrong then but I run 15psi with my hybrid right now all the time (knock on wood). You guys got me scared now. I have taken my car up to 140 as well but nothing happened. Of course it's not a huge turbo like yours probably but it is a TO4B with stock housing. Would you not recomend going to 15psi in a hybrid or full turbo upgrade?
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Originally Posted by hondahater
maybe I'm doing wrong then but I run 15psi with my hybrid right now all the time (knock on wood). You guys got me scared now. I have taken my car up to 140 as well but nothing happened. Of course it's not a huge turbo like yours probably but it is a TO4B with stock housing. Would you not recomend going to 15psi in a hybrid or full turbo upgrade?
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Originally Posted by turbo-polak
im getting my hands on an 88 t2, and i was wondering what i should do to the motor so that it'll handle 15 psi?
will i be able to get enough fuel with the stock injectors? i'll have a fmic, and always run 94 octane..
any other ideas?
fuel pump, intake and exhaust obviously...
will the stock turbo be able to handle 15 pounds?
will i be able to get enough fuel with the stock injectors? i'll have a fmic, and always run 94 octane..
any other ideas?
fuel pump, intake and exhaust obviously...
will the stock turbo be able to handle 15 pounds?
If you still want to run 15 psi, you will definitely need a FMIC. I would also port the wastegate, get a walbro fuel pump, 720cc injectors, and a fuel controller (SAFC, emanage, etc.).
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Basically the same fuel setup I have, though I'm still on the stock turbo. I haven't had it on the dyno or wideband yet but @ 13 psi (bleeding to 10psi above 5500) on a third gear blast she's still pretty rich to me as EGT's are at 680 on my GReddy gauge (probe about 2-3 inches from the start of the downpipe).
I was hoping to dyno this weekend w/ a wideband but we're gonna get a big snowstorm.
I was hoping to dyno this weekend w/ a wideband but we're gonna get a big snowstorm.
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