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Old 01-31-2008, 05:41 AM
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Originally Posted by wingnutLP,Jan 31 2008, 03:21 AM
The numbers are indeed amazing!

That said, I am not sure it blows the myth that 10 psi is the max safe boost on a stock gasket... One or two dyno runs is not quite daily drive reliability testing!

Mase, would you really run 14psi on a stock block and gasket for a daily drive?

Phil, it sounds like your car will be legendary once you get it back. Please drive carefully mate!
I would indeed run the car at 14 psi on stock motor.

I have put over 60 dyno pulls and atleast 20 pulls on the street so far on higher than average boost.

125k motor loves it

it came over wore out too, this is coming from a motor that only put down 181, about 10-15 whp less then what it should be putting down.

it proves that tuning is essential when boosting high compression applications.

If the tuning was off, this motor would have been dead within the first several pulls at high boost.

Lastly, im even willing to bet when i put the gt35r in and turn the boost to 22-23 psi (max out the current injectors), the motor will still not lose a beat.
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Originally Posted by mase1,Jan 31 2008, 02:41 PM
Lastly, im even willing to bet when i put the gt35r in and turn the boost to 22-23 psi (max out the current injectors), the motor will still not lose a beat.
I'll take you for a dollar on that

What you think its gonna put out Mase?
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Old 01-31-2008, 07:38 AM
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Originally Posted by phils2k,Jan 31 2008, 03:12 PM
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Old 01-31-2008, 08:05 AM
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22-23 psi on a stock motor, jesus your more then doubling the so called safe limit, guess there might be a new safe limit on stock compression, good luck man
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from an englander in america with FI too, congrats on sending your car to the states! I will be reading up on the tests with a gt35r! good luck!
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I feel like a kid the night before Christmas, so god knows how you feel!!
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Awsome write up - can't wait to see the finished product.
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thanks for the comments guys, yes starting to feel like xmas now, it was hard to start with as it was slow going and that it was all happening in the states, but now its near completion i am excited now
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man build is coming along great!! Thats some crazy shit putting the stock motor under that pressure as has been correctly stated it is all in the tune

Great work guys this car is gna be sick!!!!!


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