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Exhaust 11-28-2015 09:19 PM

What is good boost for the FA20 now?
 
I am really out of the loop with the current FI scene for the twins. How much boost are people running on the stock engine safely now? Also, what is the Automatic transmission rated at boosted?

Thanks,

GsxrMe 11-28-2015 09:31 PM

I'm personally not going to play with fire. I'm keeping my GTX30 @ 7PSI until my motor build is done.

Others are pushing well over 400rwhp on stock and haven't had a problem.

go_a_way1 11-28-2015 09:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Exhaust (Post 2464960)
I am really out of the loop with the current FI scene for the twins. How much boost are people running on the stock engine safely now? Also, what is the Automatic transmission rated at boosted?

Thanks,

It really depends still. Btw trannys should be rated in foot pounds of torque not boost haha!

Northwest86 11-28-2015 09:44 PM

7-10ish is the safe zone. Where you have a 95% chance of being all good maintaining the fact that the car is maintained well and the tuner has any idea on what he's doing. After that you are getting into dyno queen/highway pull kind of power. 250-300kw is the point where if you are racing/tracking/driving hard alot, you will start to have problems frequently. It depends on your tuner for base reliability then driving habits. Basically if you can get the power on a stock fuel system, it's pretty reliable. (which is about 180kw or 220-230 on the higher reading dynos)

BostonDave91 12-01-2015 01:31 AM

I plan to use my car as a daily driver and visit the drag strip a few times a month. I'm thinking a borg warner EFR 7670 from what I hear it's good for 400+ hp. I'm not even going to mess around and I'll put a new clutch in at the sametime. Any thought on this would be great...

Northwest86 12-01-2015 06:13 AM

You will need a new clutch for sure. For a daily driver I'd say 7-9 psi is safe. Assuming that your tuner is good. More is easily feasible but at that point with the wrong tuner it can go at any time. Yeah that turbo will easily do what you want. Turbo selection is complex and a very experienced tuner on the 86 platform can really help with that.

FRS Johnny 12-02-2015 12:58 AM

what boost controller are my turbo friends running? And how do you guys set it up?

Mild2Wild 12-02-2015 01:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BostonDave91 (Post 2466720)
I plan to use my car as a daily driver and visit the drag strip a few times a month. I'm thinking a borg warner EFR 7670 from what I hear it's good for 400+ hp. I'm not even going to mess around and I'll put a new clutch in at the sametime. Any thought on this would be great...

If you visit the drag strip more than a couple times without your entire drivetrain hating you I will be surprised. It's not just the clutch you'll be putting incredible pressure on; with 400+hp (and the accompanying torque) launches at the drag strip axles will break quickly and your transmission will probably fail soon, too.

hmong337 12-02-2015 01:30 AM

1 million psi

mrk1 12-02-2015 10:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FRS Johnny (Post 2467577)
what boost controller are my turbo friends running? And how do you guys set it up?

I'm running a TurboSmart eBoost2, it's separate from the ecutek tune so I can easily adjust on the fly. If you only want a hi and low boost setting that can be done with just a boost solenoid wired into ecutek.

BostonDave91 12-02-2015 01:02 PM

Id like to have between 325 and 350whp. What Axles are people running on there cars. When you say transmission in think automatic. Do you mean my rear end and gears will blow up? Yes im a noob sorry for the stupid questions.

Toyota86.ir 12-02-2015 01:11 PM

After reading forum posts it seems max 9psi is safe but it depends to tune.
Be careful about remote tuning (boost).

Northwest86 12-03-2015 06:23 AM

Running wastegate at this time as there were none of the boost controllers I wanted in the country. But I will be running a Plex PBC

coyote 12-03-2015 03:55 PM

I bought all Plex's PBC Pros last month. They will have new stock in late January.

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