High boost with stock downpipe, how retarded am i?
I've got pretty much everything required to run big boost sitting in my garage. The only thing i don't have is a downpipe, and my budget is running thin. I can weld and MIGHT be able to fab one, but if i fail, is there any danger to running 15+ pounds on the stock pipe besides taking all day to spool?
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Holy crap, I was getting 7 psi at 4500rpm ... I can't imagine what 15 would take =P Then again, I was on the stock exhaust as well =P
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the first few psi is what takes some effort to create. After 5 its pretty easy to make whatever boost you want
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:inout:
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bottlenecked exhaust gas can blow head gaskets.
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It would probably work, just gonna be slower response and boost control problems. Also apparantly the threat of head gasket issues. gl
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Originally Posted by zoom2zoom
(Post 142607)
bottlenecked exhaust gas can blow head gaskets.
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I dont see how high backpressure will blow head gaskets.....
I can see it increasing the intake temps and causing detontation.....but not just blowing out a head gasket.... |
10-12 psi is more likey. and power that will come on like a lightswitch after 5k.
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On my Talon I ran 26psi through the stock exhaust with a gutted cat. It doesn't blow head gaskets, it's just somewhat counter productive. I was trying to get the best quarter mile time I possibly could one night with what I had, but in general turning up the boost before optimizing your exhaust is ass backwards. I'd also upgraded the turbo with one I had laying around, which once again is ass backwards on a stock exhaust. But it was a fun time.
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Originally Posted by jwarriner
(Post 142698)
On my Talon I ran 26psi through the stock exhaust with a gutted cat. It doesn't blow head gaskets, it's just somewhat counter productive. I was trying to get the best quarter mile time I possibly could one night with what I had, but in general turning up the boost before optimizing your exhaust is ass backwards. I'd also upgraded the turbo with one I had laying around, which once again is ass backwards on a stock exhaust. But it was a fun time.
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Ok. Well to answer your question, assuming a good tune with no knock, there is no inherent danger in this unless you run into the surge line on your compressor map (which I doubt in this case).
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Isnt a tony dp on sale now?
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Originally Posted by db84drteg
(Post 142587)
Holy crap, I was getting 7 psi at 4500rpm ... I can't imagine what 15 would take =P Then again, I was on the stock exhaust as well =P
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Originally Posted by Loki047
(Post 142775)
Isnt a tony dp on sale now?
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Originally Posted by magnamx-5
(Post 142795)
I get like 13 psi by then geez. :p
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nope 2.5 inch lemme check a DL MBC is killing me i get anywhere from 12-14 psi by 4500, and i get oscilations of 1-2 psi until redline with the MBC set to 15 psi. I need to get off my ass and get inside MS to figure out this ebc, and spark shit. No cat +dynamax truboflow muffler.
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yeah well they're talking about with the stock exhaust....i wouldn't expect anything better.
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