had a d16z6 turbo 8 psi on a td05. snapped a rod.
b16a2 on a t3 cant remember the size now. ringlands went on that but it did last a year or so.
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One if the lads I no ran up to 400 bho on a standard bottom end but has now done this
http://titch.combustionpunks.co.uk/2012 ... civic-vti/
In the end to get reliability with big power you need to sleeve and forge..
I need a sit down and think about exactly how much power I can really put down in the little polo before I go buying all the parts, it's going to be around 600kg
http://titch.combustionpunks.co.uk/2012 ... civic-vti/
In the end to get reliability with big power you need to sleeve and forge..
I need a sit down and think about exactly how much power I can really put down in the little polo before I go buying all the parts, it's going to be around 600kg
That is interesting I guess it depends on what people consider low boost. On my standard lump I run 7psi at for most of the time and was conservatively mapped on Vpower to make it as safe as possible. I used that as a daily for well over a year. That being said I did feel that it stared to show signs of engine stress after this time which is why I went for the Marhle Gold series pistons after this.secla wrote:had a d16z6 turbo 8 psi on a td05. snapped a rod.
b16a2 on a t3 cant remember the size now. ringlands went on that but it did last a year or so.
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