compression
10-10-2008, 01:25 PM
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compression i was wondering if i could run a procharger on my engine
its a ls1 with completely forged bottom end, afr ported 205 heads, a comp cam, and a fast 90mm thottle body and ported intake with about 11.7:1 compression
and its got 482 rwhp and 450 tq
i was wondering if it would handle 5-9 lbs of boost?
its a ls1 with completely forged bottom end, afr ported 205 heads, a comp cam, and a fast 90mm thottle body and ported intake with about 11.7:1 compression
and its got 482 rwhp and 450 tq
i was wondering if it would handle 5-9 lbs of boost?
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10-10-2008, 11:02 PM
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do you have access to e85? you should be good with e85 and a good tune.
alot of it will depend on the tune though,
even with racegas, a shitty tune will kill a motor.
alot of it will depend on the tune though,
even with racegas, a shitty tune will kill a motor.
10-11-2008, 12:51 AM
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i can get a good tune
but i was just wandering if with that compression if it would be possible to run a procharger with race fuel
mainly wondering if the engine would hold together or if there was to much compression
but i was just wandering if with that compression if it would be possible to run a procharger with race fuel
mainly wondering if the engine would hold together or if there was to much compression