Questions about boost
#1
Questions about boost
Ok i am running a Magnacharger and i am unsure of the boost amount it is either 4.5 or 6 but either way i put down 430 rwhp and 401 torque. I was curious what yall thought about how much boost i should repully too. I have already taken steps to strengthen the bottom end. This is a daily driver and a weekend warrior that needs a boost. So what do yall think, how much power/boost should i shot for.
#2
Correct me if I am wrong but the magnacharger S/C is good for about 400 RWHP. I don't think you can up the boost as the S/C is maxed right now....if it is the old system it adds 125hp/tq. If you have the magnacharger TVS S/C well that bad boy can handle gobs of HP and TQ and I would up the boost to 15-16 psi on a built motor (at least pistons, rods, and crankshaft) and make sure it is dyno tuned. The ability of the TB to take in the air required to up the boost might be limited at 15-16 psi but you can buy a larger TB if necessary (might need some fab work) and make sure your A/F ratio is spot on at WOT and the timing is conservative (hopefully to attain that boost level). How long have you had the forged motor and S/C?....if for a short period of time I would run the car as is for a while before upping the boost to 16 psi. I am running 11 psi and at 17 (maybe 19-cant remember) degrees timing and A/F ratio of 11.2-11.4 at WOT (just as an example) and yielded 465 RWHP and 440 TQ. Your S/C depending on which one you have should be more efficient as every S/C these days is more efficient than mine.
I have plan to forge and up the boost to 16 psi and get the black diamond TB so I can get all the air required for the S/C! let us know and have a great one....welcome to the forum!
I have plan to forge and up the boost to 16 psi and get the black diamond TB so I can get all the air required for the S/C! let us know and have a great one....welcome to the forum!
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That is what i tried to tell the people at magnacharger. I asked them how if they claim 20 rwhp per pound of boost would 430 be the number for 4.5 pounds. They gave me like a fifteen minute answer of how the s/c works and how it is possible to get those numbers with that psi. But it doesnt matter i am going probably to 10 psi, new gears, long tube headers and maybe a few other little mods and i am going to get a dyno tune and see where my numbers are then. Hopefully over 500 rwhp. Would be awesome to get it there.
#7
TVS R2300 is that the blower?
If so great choice I am really leaning towards this unit, very impressive things it is doing. Every tune I have spoke to about this unit they have only had good things to say and look forward to getting there hands on more of them to tune and see what they can really do.
here is a good read , http://s197forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9751
If so great choice I am really leaning towards this unit, very impressive things it is doing. Every tune I have spoke to about this unit they have only had good things to say and look forward to getting there hands on more of them to tune and see what they can really do.
here is a good read , http://s197forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9751
#8
That is what i tried to tell the people at magnacharger. I asked them how if they claim 20 rwhp per pound of boost would 430 be the number for 4.5 pounds. They gave me like a fifteen minute answer of how the s/c works and how it is possible to get those numbers with that psi. But it doesnt matter i am going probably to 10 psi, new gears, long tube headers and maybe a few other little mods and i am going to get a dyno tune and see where my numbers are then. Hopefully over 500 rwhp. Would be awesome to get it there.
#9
I'd say go for at least 12 lbs of boost with a built bottom end. Whats the point of building it if your just going to run numbers that a stock bottom end can almost handle. Don't forget that once you get over 450 rwhp you need at least a Boost A Pump and then over 500 rwhp you'll need better fuel pumps.