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03-23-2005, 03:42 PM
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stock compression turbo pistons
what am i limited to as far as amount of boost turbo pistons can handle with factory rods and same compression as factory engine
reason i ask is i am in process of rebuilding a ka24de and plan to turbocharge it in the future BUT i dotn know how long it will be till that happens so i dont want to put lower compression pistons and loose power now untill i am ready to installt he turbo. plus you never know whats going to happen i may have to sell the car or whatever... was thinking of keeping factory pistons since people say its [possible to run 7psi safely and rods are alreay forged, but i would rather spend extra 500 and know that i am not pushing the limits any |
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03-24-2005, 08:18 AM
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7psi is not pushing the limits of the internals, only the stock fuel system with an rrfpr.
The internals are good to 350-400 whp. psi on a standard t3/t4 is probably good for about ~250hp. WELL within the capabilities of the stock componants as long as fuel is in order.
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