The_Chosen_One wrote:Stop looking at boost psi. 20 psi on Turbo A is NOT the same as 20psi on Turbo B. You could have a turbo that flows more at 7psi than a smaller turbo that flows at 20psi.
meminto wrote:Yeah agrere with this, its about efficiency in the turbo, remember more boost = more heat too...
However to answer your question, it depends on your bore size and overall health of the bottom end..
Right now i boost 30psi and rev 8800rpm.But next week im going for E85 and 37psi boost.
If you are concerned about it, there are ways to strengthen the block, grout filling is the easiest, you will find info about it through hi comp old school V8 enthusiasts...
As an example, my engineer has almost finished my balanced bottom end, forged rods, forged pistons, cryo treated + nitirded crank and rings/bearings to suit.
This will be safe for 30-35psi, however I will be much happier to have the turbo reach efficiency beforehand, which if I have matched everything correctly it should do...
The simple answer to your question my friend is "We don't know". I don't think the block is the one you should be concerned with, but moreso how much fatigue can the components in that block can take before their structural integrity is compromised thus causing catastrophic damage which could very well find their way out of your block and perhaps through your radiator or firewall or wherever they may end up.Giallo spyder met wrote:I have a Precision Sc6162sp spec 650hp.If a change the question to how much Power do the stock blockhandle?
NUT-CSE wrote:Doesnt Big Tone run 2.5bar (35psi) with no problems?
Giallo spyder met wrote:My goal is 35psi + and over 530whp on E85.