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Reliabilty question!
I have:
-a stock N332 ECU.
-550cc primaries and 720cc secondaries.
-FCD
-RB exhaust and presilencer
-K&N intake
-No ported wastegate
-Boost controller set to 10psi.
Is that going to be reliable?
-a stock N332 ECU.
-550cc primaries and 720cc secondaries.
-FCD
-RB exhaust and presilencer
-K&N intake
-No ported wastegate
-Boost controller set to 10psi.
Is that going to be reliable?
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as i have read many times before, get ready for a rebuild. It may last a little while, but almost all J-Spec motors need a rebuild, and with that low of compression numbers it will sooner than later. But if you do it now, you can streetport or bigger and make even more power. Good luck no matter what
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Dude....Seriously...wtf.
When an engine wears out, you lose compression, and not equally. If the engine was new, it would be all the same.
No **** Sherlock.
All around, I have more less 80 PSI in the front rotor and 75 PSI for the rear rotor...for those who know what I'm talking about.
When an engine wears out, you lose compression, and not equally. If the engine was new, it would be all the same.
they also have to be matching wieght. you can have macthing compression rotors and still not have a matched pair of rotors.
All around, I have more less 80 PSI in the front rotor and 75 PSI for the rear rotor...for those who know what I'm talking about.
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That setup might be reliable but unsure on the fuel issue. Since you are wanting to run the stock ecu there is nothing there to help control the 750 injectors so there will be alot of extra fuel. Might think about a fuel pump upgrade as well.
As for the wastegate I would port it also. Doesn't take that long and I even did mine with a dremel but you might have a place that can do it for you.
The PSI on your rotors though is low from what most use as a standard of what the PSI should be. The numbers do not have to be the exact same though. I might be reading that wrong but this info is going off of if your compression number are the 80 psi and 75psi.
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115+ is like new, 100-115 is healthy, 90-100 is getting weak(1 year or less in most cases) below 90 could blow at any moment.
Mike
As for the wastegate I would port it also. Doesn't take that long and I even did mine with a dremel but you might have a place that can do it for you.
The PSI on your rotors though is low from what most use as a standard of what the PSI should be. The numbers do not have to be the exact same though. I might be reading that wrong but this info is going off of if your compression number are the 80 psi and 75psi.
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115+ is like new, 100-115 is healthy, 90-100 is getting weak(1 year or less in most cases) below 90 could blow at any moment.
Mike
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