$uperstang New Member Jul 20, 2004 476 1 0 Detroit, MI Oct 6, 2006 #1 Oct 6, 2006 #1 Just what the title says, is it too much Comp. to add a Vortech S trim to my combo pushing 8-10lbs of boost? If it is could I at least get a SC trim 5-6lbs of boost?
Just what the title says, is it too much Comp. to add a Vortech S trim to my combo pushing 8-10lbs of boost? If it is could I at least get a SC trim 5-6lbs of boost?
poneypower89 Now everyone in the world will know I wanna bang t Dec 6, 2004 0 3 28 Indianapolis, Indiana Oct 6, 2006 #2 Oct 6, 2006 #2 you can still run boost with that compression. once you start getting the 10's is where it becomes questionable. Since the compression IS a little higher than stock, you would def need some decent fuel mods and a good solid safe tune.
you can still run boost with that compression. once you start getting the 10's is where it becomes questionable. Since the compression IS a little higher than stock, you would def need some decent fuel mods and a good solid safe tune.
donsbad68 Immensely Educated Jan 4, 2003 838 0 0 Oklahoma Oct 6, 2006 #3 Oct 6, 2006 #3 8lbs easy over that you would need a good tune.
powertrax91 Founding Member Mar 13, 2002 598 0 17 New York Oct 6, 2006 #4 Oct 6, 2006 #4 9.8:1 is not ideal... just keep it conservative or you'll start pushing head gaskets or worse
russ1979 Member Oct 6, 2006 152 0 16 albuquerque, new mexico Oct 7, 2006 #5 Oct 7, 2006 #5 your safe., make sure to get it tuned thow
Jozey New Member Nov 11, 2003 127 0 0 Tucson,AZ Oct 7, 2006 #6 Oct 7, 2006 #6 i agree with what everyone said,keep it under 8 psi,get a tune and run good gas.no lower than 91 octane.you could mix alittle race gas and be good
i agree with what everyone said,keep it under 8 psi,get a tune and run good gas.no lower than 91 octane.you could mix alittle race gas and be good