Max boost/power, built motor
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Max boost/power, built motor
Hello,
I have 98 T/A. Motor has forged probe pistons, eagle rods, stock crank, arp hardware, cartek 243 heads, gm mls head gasket. Compression ratio is close to stock. I'm not sure what piston rings were used ( I didn't build the motor originally).
I'm thinking about going boost with a front mount turbo. Something around a t76. What boost/power levels could I safely get out if that motor
Also, cam is a 227/232 6.1x/5.9x, 110+1. how would that cam do with a front mount?
I have 98 T/A. Motor has forged probe pistons, eagle rods, stock crank, arp hardware, cartek 243 heads, gm mls head gasket. Compression ratio is close to stock. I'm not sure what piston rings were used ( I didn't build the motor originally).
I'm thinking about going boost with a front mount turbo. Something around a t76. What boost/power levels could I safely get out if that motor
Also, cam is a 227/232 6.1x/5.9x, 110+1. how would that cam do with a front mount?
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I would like to stick with 93 oct. I don't have e85 available around me. The head bolts are stock to my knowledge, but it does have arp rod bolts and main studs. I'm not looking for crazy power, but I would like to be able to get around 600 rwhp safely. If I can't do that, then I'll just spray it with 100shot and call it day.
Not really any way to verify rings without pulling the motor apart. And I would perfer not to for obvious reasons.
Not really any way to verify rings without pulling the motor apart. And I would perfer not to for obvious reasons.