I Ran a 14.515
good time, but full exhaust and 15lbs of boost isnt exactly stock
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btw, your engine will die very soon if you keep running it at 15psi. the stock fuel system will not support that much boost, not to mention the fact that the turbo and intercooler are only good for about 10psi. 15lbs on an otherwise stock car is a ticking timebomb.
.btw, your engine will die very soon if you keep running it at 15psi. the stock fuel system will not support that much boost, not to mention the fact that the turbo and intercooler are only good for about 10psi. 15lbs on an otherwise stock car is a ticking timebomb.
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when it first boosts up power should be nice, but it must really die as the car revs since his fuel curve is leaning out. 15psi on a healthy fuel systm should net far better times than a 14.5
Originally posted by boostmotorsport
Fuel, or not isnt the stock turbo pushing such hot air, as to nullify HP gains beyond 12LBS? That has always been my understanding.
Fuel, or not isnt the stock turbo pushing such hot air, as to nullify HP gains beyond 12LBS? That has always been my understanding.
I think I can give you some first hand experience, cause I've done all of those crazy things. 
12psi is the SAFE level of boost you should be running.
Of course, there are people that don't listen, including myself - just to see if it's possible.
I've been running 14psi-15psi of boost over the past 2 years with no obvious ill effects.  The engine (and intercooler) will only tolerate this for a very short period (less than 10 seconds) before the intake temps soar through the roof (I do have an EGT).  The power difference between 12psi and 15pis is significant.
I've run it up to 17psi, just to see if the turbo can handle it.  It can.  The oil seals blew in two weeks shortly thereafter.  How did the power feel?  Like jumping from 12psi to 15psi - it was significant.  Too bad the seals (in my experience) don't last.
Yes, you're probably running way over the efficiency of the turbo.  Yes, you will get more power (in my experience).  No, I don't recommend it.
-Ted

12psi is the SAFE level of boost you should be running.
Of course, there are people that don't listen, including myself - just to see if it's possible.

I've been running 14psi-15psi of boost over the past 2 years with no obvious ill effects.  The engine (and intercooler) will only tolerate this for a very short period (less than 10 seconds) before the intake temps soar through the roof (I do have an EGT).  The power difference between 12psi and 15pis is significant.
I've run it up to 17psi, just to see if the turbo can handle it.  It can.  The oil seals blew in two weeks shortly thereafter.  How did the power feel?  Like jumping from 12psi to 15psi - it was significant.  Too bad the seals (in my experience) don't last.

Yes, you're probably running way over the efficiency of the turbo.  Yes, you will get more power (in my experience).  No, I don't recommend it.

-Ted
I have A Safc and a fuel pump ant it is rich i have a dyno so i know what is going on , i have a autometer boost gauge it is 2 psi off so it is 13 or so. I am going to try 18 if i can get it we will see. I have injectors too.
Originally posted by RX7Kid
I have A Safc and a fuel pump ant it is rich i have a dyno so i know what is going on , i have a autometer boost gauge it is 2 psi off so it is 13 or so. I am going to try 18 if i can get it we will see. I have injectors too.
I have A Safc and a fuel pump ant it is rich i have a dyno so i know what is going on , i have a autometer boost gauge it is 2 psi off so it is 13 or so. I am going to try 18 if i can get it we will see. I have injectors too.
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