boost limit

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boost limit

Postby alti on Sat Oct 25, 2003 6:20 pm

hello!i´m from germany and have a 2,0 zetec turbo.i´ve lowered the compression with a plate of 2,0 mm.it´s 8,5:1 cr.
my question:

with how much boost can i drive to have no fear of detornation?

at the moment i drive with the originale ecu 130hp.@4bar fuelpressure.
i´ve got a 5th injector wich i put it by 5psi into.is this correct or drive it to lean?


i hope you can help me
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Postby snake on Sun Oct 26, 2003 12:40 am

urm detonation aint really your prob, if your running standard pistons this will be the limits of how much boost u can run, not alot lol. u can put how much fuel u want into it, u still aint got forged pistons that are designed to run with high pressures and heat that a turbo engine gives out

nearly 60psi fuel pressure, bit high innit lol, as your running a standard ecu, don`t expect it to last long as fueling will be way out. u need a mapable chip with ofab(turbo ecu) or aftermarket management.
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