SIR
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- Jan 8, 2007
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I am about to get my engine tunned up and the guy who will be tuning it hasn't done a lot of VR4 motors so he is not sure how hard to push it, so I am after opinions.
It is a stock VR4 motor with good compression across all cylinders.
GT3071r turbo on steam pipe manifold for rwd config
560cc Evo IX injectors + bosch 044 pump
Autronic SM4 ecu
Ls7 coils running seq ignition
Big front mount cooler
The reason I ask is the engine is going into a Improved Production car that has to run a 36mm restrictor infront of the turbo. The restrictor limits max boost pressure on a 2L to around 20psi then it quickly drops off to around 15psi. A lot of the guys run no boost controller and let the restrictor limit the pressure. I know that it should handle 15psi fine but is 20psi pushing the relationship? I do plan to build a forged bottom end when the motor goes bang but wouldn't mind getting a few goes with the stock motor first.
Will the rods be the first thing to let go?
It is a stock VR4 motor with good compression across all cylinders.
GT3071r turbo on steam pipe manifold for rwd config
560cc Evo IX injectors + bosch 044 pump
Autronic SM4 ecu
Ls7 coils running seq ignition
Big front mount cooler
The reason I ask is the engine is going into a Improved Production car that has to run a 36mm restrictor infront of the turbo. The restrictor limits max boost pressure on a 2L to around 20psi then it quickly drops off to around 15psi. A lot of the guys run no boost controller and let the restrictor limit the pressure. I know that it should handle 15psi fine but is 20psi pushing the relationship? I do plan to build a forged bottom end when the motor goes bang but wouldn't mind getting a few goes with the stock motor first.
Will the rods be the first thing to let go?