PSI doesnt matter because it is not universal in terms of how much power each pound per square inch of pressure each turbo creates.Ok i dont want to argue, just asking questions.. lol Havent boosted yet but I plan on it hopefully when i get back from basic and AIT.
But so why have I heard that its safe for a stock engine to run 6 to 8 lbs all day long. And that if you go higher to say 15 or 20, some parts on your engine might blow? Say im running 8 lbs and only drive it up to 4k rpms daily. (so saying im not beating the s*** out of it). And then i turn it up to 16 lbs. Im trying to understand this but wouldnt parts on you engine blow or give out if you turn up the boost even if you dont drive it hard?
Ok wait, (remembering other part of thread lol) so its not the air that may break the motor, its the pressure of the engine? no i dont think so.... ah help lol.
Yeah, 11.8-12.0 here. I only gave 11.2 as an example cause that's what a local said maybe a few months back about an EG Hatch.11.8 is the ideal AFR for pump gas
what trim is the garret? .50 trim t3/t4 is the best for that range (which is what im getting) and my power goal is 350 for now but i fully built my block.i pretty much figured as much.... and i pretty much want to build the engine get the turbo set up tune it and be set... so im not doing huge f*ck arounds only minor stuff... upkeep and maintence... id like to be able the hit a red light and have a challenger or a vette or something looking at me when i revv her out a bit and just laugh then when the light hits green i can smoke him... pretty much all im looking for... 350 whp would be sick... my civic started spooling at about 3000 rpm which was nice only had 8psi.. so question... whats better cast manifold or stainless something like ramshorn? ALSO just got a garrett TO4E lined up for 250... good deal? good turbo? another question... internal wastegate or external?