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Old 05-23-2014, 07:33 PM
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Ok so I have a 96 project that is almost through phase one mild port and polish, 3 angle, 4-1 header, 2.5 straight exhaust, no afm, mega squirt 2, fresh "stock" rebuild, stock injectors. It's all going back together now.

No idea what kinda power I will end up with, but I wanted to break in and get to know mega squirt on a non boosted motor. But I need to start looking toward phase 2. Boost and water. I have messed with it on jet skies but never on cars I liked the result.

I am thinking maybe a smaller turbo with injection would be able to get me to the peak of stock internals with a lot less lag. The car is strictly for autox and track use pulled on a trailer . Any thoughts on the subject? Suggestions?
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Originally Posted by chd000111
I am thinking maybe a smaller turbo with injection would be able to get me to the peak of stock internals with a lot less lag. The car is strictly for autox and track use pulled on a trailer . Any thoughts on the subject? Suggestions?
If you think water injection is going to help lag you need to do more reading.
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Maybe that came out wrong.
Get more out of a smaller turbo that will spool up faster than a larger one that spooled up slower without meth/water to get the same end power gain of FI
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You can max out a stock 1.8 with a GT2560r and still hit full boost at 3.5k rpms with a good manifold/downpipe/exhaust setup.

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if you're tracking the car, I'd suggest a mid sized turbo that will keep the heat down instead of a tiny snail that will glow cherry red in about 20 seconds.
you can retain good lowend response and torque by running a well flowing setup
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Water/Meth is not going to help lag at all but will cool intake charges from the boost allowing more power that way.
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Originally Posted by albumleaf
You can max out a stock 1.8 with a GT2560r and still hit full boost at 3.5k rpms with a good manifold/downpipe/exhaust setup.

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Waiting until 3500rpms for full boost on a lot of autocross courses sucks.

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