How much?
#4
RE: How much?
ORIGINAL: EMonz57
No more than 8PSI on the stock GT bottom. no more than 6 on the stock GTS bottom. and 8 PSI will make around 300WHP
No more than 8PSI on the stock GT bottom. no more than 6 on the stock GTS bottom. and 8 PSI will make around 300WHP
but what mike said is 100% true
#6
RE: How much?
Anything past6 and you need a built mottom end. That includes lower compression ratio pistons, forged rods etc... With all that you could run well over 10... more than double that even. However, thats only what you would needin terms of the motor. Thats not including things like injectors, fuel pump, tuning device, gauges, exhaust, intake ... all that factors into it.
#7
RE: How much?
ORIGINAL: Sebba
Anything past6 and you need a built mottom end. That includes lower compression ratio pistons, forged rods etc... With all that you could run well over 10... more than double that even. However, thats only what you would needin terms of the motor. Thats not including things like injectors, fuel pump, tuning device, gauges, exhaust, intake ... all that factors into it.
Anything past6 and you need a built mottom end. That includes lower compression ratio pistons, forged rods etc... With all that you could run well over 10... more than double that even. However, thats only what you would needin terms of the motor. Thats not including things like injectors, fuel pump, tuning device, gauges, exhaust, intake ... all that factors into it.
#8
RE: How much?
i dont have the cash to to multiple upgrades in one setting. but in a nut shell new pistons and i should be fine?
also my friend also suggested changing the head gasket and keep the pistons and just run 5 psi untill i get the actual money for it.
suggestions, or is my friend just dumb as rocks.
also my friend also suggested changing the head gasket and keep the pistons and just run 5 psi untill i get the actual money for it.
suggestions, or is my friend just dumb as rocks.
#9
RE: How much?
well you still need injectors, fuel pump, gauges, emanage ect ect. you need atleast $3k for turbo these cars and that is a bare minimum only to run 6psi. Also you can supercharge with RippModds and there kits are pretty well put together and the stage III kit comes with pistons but costs like $6k but will make over 420WHP.
The stage I runs 6PSI. That kit is rather cheap but dont remember the price.
The stage I runs 6PSI. That kit is rather cheap but dont remember the price.
#10
RE: How much?
Yeah, I didn't know that Mike.
Well, why would you change a perfectly good headgaskets? Honestly changing it isnt going to do you the slightest bit of good. Just cost you more money. Not dumb, just not knowledgable.
Well, if the pistons are safe at 6, running 5 isnt going to make the slightest bit of difference. Yes youcan run 6psi untill you have the cash to put in a nice set of pistons. Then when you tear the motor down, you will need to change the headgaskets, because you have to remove the heads (you shouldnt clamp them twice). Then you can crank it up.
This is just a suggestion, that I tell pretty much everyone. Lets say you get this turbo setup, then you have to worry about tuning, and not to mention your clutch is going to take a beating (unless you are auto). Then once you get all that, you have to worry about traction. Any decent power in a front wheel drive car is going to be a pain. Ask EMonz, he had a turbo 3g.
So, what I'm getting at... are you really attached to this car? Have you ever considered buying an already turbo car? They are much easier to mod. Not to mention, one with all wheel drive would hold the power.
Well, why would you change a perfectly good headgaskets? Honestly changing it isnt going to do you the slightest bit of good. Just cost you more money. Not dumb, just not knowledgable.
Well, if the pistons are safe at 6, running 5 isnt going to make the slightest bit of difference. Yes youcan run 6psi untill you have the cash to put in a nice set of pistons. Then when you tear the motor down, you will need to change the headgaskets, because you have to remove the heads (you shouldnt clamp them twice). Then you can crank it up.
This is just a suggestion, that I tell pretty much everyone. Lets say you get this turbo setup, then you have to worry about tuning, and not to mention your clutch is going to take a beating (unless you are auto). Then once you get all that, you have to worry about traction. Any decent power in a front wheel drive car is going to be a pain. Ask EMonz, he had a turbo 3g.
So, what I'm getting at... are you really attached to this car? Have you ever considered buying an already turbo car? They are much easier to mod. Not to mention, one with all wheel drive would hold the power.