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> Stock Turbo 420a Final Answer, Turbo
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post Aug 19 2007, 05:32 PM
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Hey guys, Ive looked on a bunch of forums about turboing the stock 420a. Everyone has said that the stock engine can be turboed. I just want to know,
how many PSI can the engine SAFELY handle without detonation . I want to use the stock fuel system and the stock internals. ive heard its around 5-7PSI, but ijust want to be safe. Thank you in advance
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post Aug 19 2007, 06:04 PM
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keep at 5 just to be safe.
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Ya... I heard about 5-8 psi... 8 psi being absolute maximum... I would keep below 7 to be safe.
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i would go 6 not to risky yet not being a panzy either. no man really i heard of people running 6 on stock 420s and had nothing but fun. good luck.
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good luck on using the stock fuel system with a turbo!
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