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turboGXL 07-11-02 08:22 PM

What's the max boost an S5 T2 can handle?
 
Just wondering what the max boost an S5 T2 can safely handle? I got a jspec ECU when I did my conversion, which contains some kind of aftermarket chip in it. Anyhow, I don't get any fuel cut and during my last run, I hit 12 psi fairly easily at about 6900-7000 rpms.

I thought it could be the boost gauge but its an Apexi EL, so I think those are fairly accurate..
I'm not really wanting to blow my relatively new engine, so when should I be dropping off? Around 11-12 psi?

darkwaveboi 07-11-02 08:27 PM

i believe that the stock turbo wont boost much (if any) more than 12lbs.

VetteKiller 07-11-02 09:46 PM

Re: What's the max boost an S5 T2 can handle?
 

Originally posted by turboGXL
Just wondering what the max boost an S5 T2 can safely handle? I got a jspec ECU when I did my conversion, which contains some kind of aftermarket chip in it. Anyhow, I don't get any fuel cut and during my last run, I hit 12 psi fairly easily at about 6900-7000 rpms.

I thought it could be the boost gauge but its an Apexi EL, so I think those are fairly accurate..
I'm not really wanting to blow my relatively new engine, so when should I be dropping off? Around 11-12 psi?

as long as you're not running lean and 12psi is your absolute max boost with no spikes will be ok for a while. 10psi is much safer though.

RX7FC3S 07-11-02 10:20 PM

I was running around 12psi on my S5 with the stock turbo and it took about 1-2 months til the oil seals crapped out...then again it was an old turbo with a bit over 100k miles on it. :p:
Personally, now I would stick with around 10psi but in the end it's your call if you want to push it higher or not.


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