Run it with the turbo, just keep the boost relatively low, dont rev it up past 3500rpm if you dont have to for the first 3k miles.jtiet87 wrote:So my engine is the the bay! woot. I got an HDG6 ACT Clutch Kit. And oh man it was a ***** to put the transmission onto the motor. I never want to relive that ever again, lol. Now its time for me to put everything together but Im hearing like 2 different stories for this motor. From one group of people i hear i can run my l28(turbo/reinforced/built internals) N/A and break the motor in and my motor will be just fine when i turbo it later in the future. From another group of people I hear I shouldn't run my L28(turbo/reinforced/built internals) without the turbo because I might run the motor. I dont know which way to go first and who to believe, cause the people that told me this haven't worked on a Z or anything to do with this motor. So i'm wondering what you Z Fanatics think i should do? Run N/A and break in my motor, or run turbo straight out? I'm stuck between the two
I phrased it wrong sorry, what the first group of people meant was that i can run the motor without the turbo and the internals/motor itself wont get messed up. Is that true?jtiet87 wrote:From one group of people i hear i can run my l28(turbo/reinforced/built internals) N/A and break the motor in and my motor will be just fine when i turbo it later in the future. From another group of people I hear I shouldn't run my L28(turbo/reinforced/built internals) without the turbo because I might ruin the motor.
So your talking about running the Turbo engine as an NA until you have the money to put the turbo on it?jtiet87 wrote:
I phrased it wrong sorry, what the first group of people meant was that i can run the motor without the turbo and the internals/motor itself wont get messed up. Is that true?
The reason im asking this question is cause since the economy is getting pretty weak, im short on cash, so i wouldn't be able to get the turbo parts probably not until the next two months. And i would like to run in N/A until i grab the turbo parts, cause tuning is MONEY MONEY =(.
Yeah if you have the stock computer it will be fine to run your engine as a NA stock engine before you turbo it, it should behave just like normal, but take it real easy until it's well broken in, Change your OIL VERY often, like every 500 miles. That also means no romping on it just because it runs. you really just want to take it easy for a few thousand miles.jtiet87 wrote:i have stock electronics from the 76 z. im running a n42 head / l28 block. i was planning to save up for a standalone engine management and use that. so i should be fine?