a b18c1 is better than the b18b. Id choose the gsr motor over the ls anyday of the week. and dont say becuase it have more tq, its only about 5. the head on the gsr flows better than the ls, thats why id choose to use it.
if cost isnt an issue, than id agree. i like the b18b because its cheap.SeanMc300 said:a b18c1 is better than the b18b. Id choose the gsr motor over the ls anyday of the week. and dont say becuase it have more tq, its only about 5. the head on the gsr flows better than the ls, thats why id choose to use it.
because its cheap........the most over-used excuse in tuning today!I Cause Cancer said:if cost isnt an issue, than id agree. i like the b18b because its cheap.
dude,.....why do you even try. People are gonna be hard headed.....let 'em learn to ask properly and then supply a proper answerSeanMc300 said:on what size turbo?!!! 10psi on a what....a turbo off of a ford superduty turbo diesel, a t25, a 60-1?? what, f**kin specify. and dont say t3t4, cuz ther are about 50 different variations of them. i hate f**king people that say "10psi should be good" its not how much boost your push, its the hp levels. i could throw 15psi from a t20 and ill be fine, but 15 psi on a 60-1 would be stupid cuz its huge and pushes a s**t load more air than a t20 could ever. so dont just be retarded and say "10 psi" 10lbs is different on every turbo. if you dont get that here is another way to look at it.
100hp stock
10psi with a t25 = 150 hp
10-psi with a 60-1 = 200 hp
why does it do that you may ask, its because its a stupid big turbo, and the t25 is stupid small.
ah right you arefloored4door said:10 psi = 10 psi no matter what size turbo you have. So your saying that 40psi in my tires is different than 40psi in some ones 33 inch tires. Incorrect! Try again!
The turbo is what provides the boost. You can't make a turbo run more boost than it can handle. The turbo would then inturn be pegged where it wouldn't make any more boost.Tthe turbo just pushes boost, the size of the turbo determines how much boost it can push. The wastegate is what bleeds off excess boost. Say you run any turbo capable of 15psi. And inturn you only want to run 10psi. That is what the wastegate does, it lets that excess boost out. Without a wastegate your f**ked. The only thing that you are going to be fixing if a turbo cannot provide the psi you want, is to buy a larger turbo. So really your not fixing anything your just upgrading.child_racer said:Some turbo's can be soo large that your engine never has enough power to even reach full boost. Some turbo's can't even produce as much power as many think. A TD04-h 15G turbo can only produce 250hp....so if you run more boost than it can handle...you'll be diggin' in the bank again to fix your s**t
stock blocks arent sleevedturbo95eg6 said:anything over 13 would be unsafe.....go over 15 and sooner or later you will crack a sleeve
PBzAllan said:deng iwana run least liek 5 dd but haha deng im to paranoid to go over
welll i want it to be daily drivenNoeladams said:"Translation into english" =I want to run something like 5lbs of boost but I am paranoid about going over
surprised someone hasnt said they wanna run about 100lbs haha
you're right Mr.Lin......you'll have to replace your LIFE instead LOLMr. Lin said:I'm gonna run 45psi on a stock d-series with stock internals and no IC. I'm gonna drive it hard everyday and even harder on weekends. I shouldn't have to replace my motor, right?
Its a game. I think it may be a cereal too. You get neat prizes in the bottom of the box. One time, I accidently ate the surprise.Mr. Lin said:Life? What life???