Turbo Project Y8
#11
also you would want to consider sleeving the block because dseries motors are not as strong as b series motors when it comes to turbos but you can still get decent numbers i sometimes miss my old set up. but on a z6 you can make 200 with stock internals but depending on driving habits the motor will not last.
#13
yea ill look more into crome too still debating tuning. i plan on slowly building the internals in the summer after i get my turbo up and running, i would be perfectly happy with 220whp, definitly need my engine to last ill be carfully wit the oil i dont run my engine hard that much so my engines in good shape
#17
Compression tests don't give you your compression ratio... they tell you how much psi builds up in the cylinder.
Largely depending on the tune, stock D16 sleeves can hold up to 500hp. So you don't need to worry about them with this build.
Largely depending on the tune, stock D16 sleeves can hold up to 500hp. So you don't need to worry about them with this build.
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