procharger + 10 PSI stock bottom end=?

procharger + 10 PSI stock bottom end=? is it safe to run that kinda boost on a stock bottomend? A friend is gettin a really good deal on a procharger kit and it comes with a 10psi pulley and he wants to know if it would be safe.
 
It is the kit that comes with the intercooler. and I figured he needed a good tune. He wants to get a mail order tune till he can afford a dyno tune. So I told him to get a mail order tune and we can check the A/F and as long as its good I hope that will hold him till he can get a dyno tune.
 
To say you need a good tune cannot be repeated enough.

Many people run 6 to 8 psi (centri setups) without complications. If it were mine, I would be a bit more leery about running 10psi on my stock internals. You would probably be "safe" but compromise endurance in the long term scope.
 
SliverStang said:
It is the kit that comes with the intercooler. and I figured he needed a good tune. He wants to get a mail order tune till he can afford a dyno tune. So I told him to get a mail order tune and we can check the A/F and as long as its good I hope that will hold him till he can get a dyno tune.
if he is getting a mail order tune, make sure he doesnt race it or take it to WOT too often. I wouldnt trust them too much with a blower.
 
boost doesn't have as much of a negative effect on the internals as hp does. 10psi is fine, but tuned to be safe on the stock shortblock isn't going to make much more than 8psi.
 
SliverStang said:
How much power do you guys think he will be making after he gets it tuned. He has full exhuast and its a auto car with a stall converter.

should be close to 400rwhp. i made 380rwhp untuned at 10psi non-intercooled. now i should be over 400 tuned. but i can push the tune a little more since i have forged internals.
 
DBMSTNG said:
boost doesn't have as much of a negative effect on the internals as hp does. 10psi is fine, but tuned to be safe on the stock shortblock isn't going to make much more than 8psi.

I have to ask a question, if boost is what is making the HP, how can it not have a negative effect on internals.
 
SliverStang said:
It is the kit that comes with the intercooler. and I figured he needed a good tune. He wants to get a mail order tune till he can afford a dyno tune. So I told him to get a mail order tune and we can check the A/F and as long as its good I hope that will hold him till he can get a dyno tune.

A/F is a very important part of the combo, but not the only thing to watch out for. Timing is very critical as well. I have seen engines let go with 11.5:1 A/F, but were running way too much timing. If money is an issue, wait a couple of months and save for a good tune. It can save spending many thousands more down the road.
 
When i get my p-1sc with the 2 core intercooler the guy that is gona install and tune it said we will do 7 psi and then when i get used to that he will do 14 psi. He tells me that a S/C car is a completly different car then a N/A. He did a 2002 roush I believe stage 1 and said he got over 400 hp after the p-1sc install and tune. So he said mine should be fine.
 
AztecPride775 said:
When i get my p-1sc with the 2 core intercooler the guy that is gona install and tune it said we will do 7 psi and then when i get used to that he will do 14 psi. He tells me that a S/C car is a completly different car then a N/A. He did a 2002 roush I believe stage 1 and said he got over 400 hp after the p-1sc install and tune. So he said mine should be fine.


well the kit should come with a 8 psi pulley.....but do you have a forged bottom end to withstand the 14 psi that you want