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6inarow 02-21-2010 01:04 PM

In need of advice!!
 
Finally picked up my new S-300 (62/65) the other day and was told that the w/g was set "around 30-35 psi." I tinkered with the w/g rod and set it to actuate at 45 psi. Will this turbo safely run 45 psi or do I need to back it back down a little?

ArizonaRedneck 02-21-2010 01:17 PM

what about your head gasket i thought anything over 40 you was pushing it without studs:humm:

6inarow 02-21-2010 01:24 PM

It's hard to say....some folks swear 50 is the max others say 40. I don't plan on going balls out with the new turbo for a little while. Hopefully without studs it'll hold until I can get that far into the game. Will that turbo safely support that amount of boost or should I reset it?

ArizonaRedneck 02-21-2010 02:07 PM

from the things ive read your still good as far as the turbo goes at 45 psi :humm:

6inarow 02-21-2010 02:59 PM

I appreciate the replies Redneck. Yeah, at some point I will definitely have to stud the head....once the turbo goes on I'm on borrowed time :w2:.

jms_shepherd 02-21-2010 05:50 PM


Originally Posted by 6inarow (Post 500082)
Finally picked up my new S-300 (62/65) the other day and was told that the w/g was set "around 30-35 psi." I tinkered with the w/g rod and set it to actuate at 45 psi. Will this turbo safely run 45 psi or do I need to back it back down a little?

You will be fine with 45psi. When you start hitting 50+ you need to start watching the gasket and it's longevity.....

6inarow 02-21-2010 06:30 PM

Thanks for the reply jms shepherd!! I thought I'd be ok with 45 but then I made the mistake of second guessing myself. Better than safe than sorry huh :c:?

jms_shepherd 02-21-2010 09:53 PM

yep no problem. If you are hitting more than 45lbs with your stock turbo.....It will loose it's efficiency and therefore you're just blowing hot air through the system resulting in higher EGT's etc....which can result in melting internals or blowing something up...


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