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really high boost

posted by  boondoggie on  Wed Nov 20 09:28 CST 2002
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With a 89 B230FT, you'll run out of fuel around 14-16psi, and you'll already be in danger of bending the weak connecting rods of your engine (1990-later engines being a better candidate)

there's TONS of stuff that'll get you more ooomph before you try water injection...

check out www.turbobricks.com

-Paul Demeo
1990 780T (14psi, 3" exhaust, TD04 turbo, M46 w/ 3.93 rear, it goes...)






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