How much of boost evo4 can handle?

sponners

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It's been running like that for 2 years now. The thing is I bought the car like that, so the mods where done before me. So i guess the best choice for me is to change the block to e7 and forge it.


If it has been running like that for 2 years then it probably already has uprated rods and pistons. 1bar on a gt35 is a lot of power for a standard 4 engine.

Although saying that, if it was uprated then they would've tuned it with more than 1bar of boost.

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keastygtir

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why spend thousands rebuilding/changing an engine that works unless it failed. Its not as if you could sell the old block for much. Why not use it until it actually needs replacing?
 
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Because the potential to damage other components is greatly increased when you 'blow' an engine. You then need to replace those parts aswell
 
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keastygtir

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Well what I meant why not wait and monitor engine/crank walk wear whilst saving for the new block. however I take your point on other components
 
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Victor

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So since now we know its a evo 6 block how much of boost would it take? I mean if its got stock internals.
 
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