cheap boost build....

[drummersteve7]

what part of WA are you in.
I know several tunersout of that way.
One being one of our own, but banned.

D112crzy is in yakima. I can hit him up if ya want a real good street tune. let me know.

[SPLCB7]

what part of WA are you in.
I know several tunersout of that way.
One being one of our own, but banned.

D112crzy is in yakima. I can hit him up if ya want a real good street tune. let me know.

I used to talk to D112crzy I didn't know he was still around....
I deff will need to get ahild if him here soon... I'm by seattle

[Smokinspeeds]

Try more like 7psi if you are high miles leaving it stock internals. You can boost stock if you are really careful, but more than anything it requires very, very good tuning. If you aren't going to learn to.tune very well before you boost, be prepared to have someone else who knows how to do it. It is a gamble but there are people who have done stock boost successfully on here.

[SPLCB7]

Word.... I just picked up a dsm 14b with Manni waiting for it in the mail.... so I'm going to start piecing it all together now.....I have a rebuilt motor in my garage I'm going to use I just need to put a new oil pump and do some headwork to it. the bottom end is all new....

[Smokinspeeds]

Word.... I just picked up a dsm 14b with Manni waiting for it in the mail.... so I'm going to start piecing it all together now.....I have a rebuilt motor in my garage I'm going to use I just need to put a new oil pump and do some headwork to it. the bottom end is all new....

Gdout ran around with stock but freshly rebuilt and made nice numbers for a while. Much better than just sticking a turbo on a high mile.motor without doing anything else to it.
It may seem like rice.but your other alternative would be NOS, as you will get the same results and since its more for show vs daily power its something to.consider.

[Grumpys93]

what part of WA are you in.
I know several tunersout of that way.
One being one of our own, but banned.

D112crzy is in yakima. I can hit him up if ya want a real good street tune. let me know.

I swear Carlos follows me everywhere first in Florida now in Washington lol

No need to repeat whats already been said but u can put a nitrous kit in to add more power too and it's cheaper

[evil_demon_01]

Word.... I just picked up a dsm 14b with Manni waiting for it in the mail.... so I'm going to start piecing it all together now.....I have a rebuilt motor in my garage I'm going to use I just need to put a new oil pump and do some headwork to it. the bottom end is all new....

Use a 16G and a large intercooler.
A larger intercooler will drop a bit of pressure, and take a little longer to spool at low shaft speeds, But the benefit is the lower IAT's which will prolong the engine life and make tuning easier.
And it allows a lower Psi, by running a higher volume of air.

[SPLCB7]

Use a 16G and a large intercooler.
A larger intercooler will drop a bit of pressure, and take a little longer to spool at low shaft speeds, But the benefit is the lower IAT's which will prolong the engine life and make tuning easier.
And it allows a lower Psi, by running a higher volume of air.

Thanks ill keep that in mind.

[deevergote]

You seem to already know exactly what you want, and exactly how you plan to get it.
Everyone is telling you what you need to do what you want safely. You WILL blow a ringland with a stock bottom end. Maybe not right away, but it will happen. The stock cast pistons are not meant for boost, and they will not hold up for very long. Even low boost.

Do as you wish, but don't be surprised if it blows up. In fact, expect it to, and prepare accordingly.

[mndude07]

prepare accordingly.

Pun intended!