I wouldnt put it past 12psi.
That turbo can probably handle 14psi, but without adequate fuel resources you’d lean out. That and the turbo is probably way out of its effeciency range and just blowing increasingly hot air.
1.1 bar = 15.9541512 pounds per square inch. If you’re running that your turbo might die soon. Maybe before your engine blows up.
This info & more can all be found where I keep telling you to look.
one of these days ur just gunna punhc me in the mouth eh mike
i must be annoying you
and whats the calculation for converting bar to lbs and vice versa?
thanks
and 12 is what i was hoping to run with an sr t25
fuel delivery and an fmic are being addressed in a few months from now (christmas).
i was looking to get 444cc gt-r injectors since there a decent price and yuo can find an abundance of used ones.
with an fmic, sr t25, and 444cc’s would 15 alright?
im also running a bings manifold, walbro 255, and a k&n filter for support.
exhuast has not been opened up yet and would prolly be an issue if im correct.
I wouldnt put it past 12psi.
That turbo can probably handle 14psi, but without adequate fuel resources you’d lean out. That and the turbo is probably way out of its effeciency range and just blowing increasingly hot air.
1.1 bar = 15.9541512 pounds per square inch. If you’re running that your turbo might die soon. Maybe before your engine blows up.
This info & more can all be found where I keep telling you to look.
one of these days ur just gunna punhc me in the mouth eh mike
i must be annoying you
and whats the calculation for converting bar to lbs and vice versa?
thanks
and 12 is what i was hoping to run with an sr t25
fuel delivery and an fmic are being addressed in a few months from now (christmas).
i was looking to get 444cc gt-r injectors since there a decent price and yuo can find an abundance of used ones.
with an fmic, sr t25, and 444cc’s would 15 alright?
im also running a bings manifold, walbro 255, and a k&n filter for support.
exhuast has not been opened up yet and would prolly be an issue if im correct.