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GoDZiLLa_845 12-25-2009 08:13 AM

Any 370s running higher than 20psi?
 
just wondering...looking for results..i plan to purchase a kit..

p.s. not sure if im in right thread so dont flame me plz...seemed right-ish

G37Sam 12-25-2009 08:30 AM

What kit do you plan on purchasing? Seems like you're going for the turbonator from the way you post :bowrofl:

KingDavid 12-25-2009 08:34 AM

Lol @ 20 psi.

G37Sam 12-25-2009 08:42 AM

Yo I'm running 35 psi




























In my tires :bowrofl:

GoDZiLLa_845 12-25-2009 09:07 AM

why cant i come across any ppl just to give answers and not talk about way i post and etc.. but yea idk guys

i dont kno mechanics as most of you on this forum do and my might not be right.. i just love how in my friends sti when he hits around 3 4k rpm the rpms jump and the cars is screaming...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fma0ikX2n0c

370Zsteve 12-25-2009 09:10 AM

Where did you come up with a 20psi number, that is absurdly high. You are not only going to get flamed, you are going to get nuked.

GoDZiLLa_845 12-25-2009 09:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 370Zsteve (Post 341414)
Where did you come up with a 20psi number, that is absurdly high. You are not only going to get flamed, you are going to get nuked.

tactical nuke...heh

BoBoTee 12-25-2009 09:38 AM

You can't run 20psi on a stock block 370z like you can on the Sti or Evo. Those cars have a low compression 8.5:1 ratio made for boosting. The Z I think is 11:1 ratio. With high compression your are already generating alot of heat and adding an additional 20psi is going to blow the VQ37 to kingdomcome. I think the most boost you can run on the VQ37 from what I've read is around 8psi max on 93 oct. and that's considered high. When I had my Evo I was running 22psi daily driven and 24psi when in race mode all on 93octane.hehe.

G37Sam 12-25-2009 09:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GoDZiLLa_845 (Post 341412)
why cant i come across any ppl just to give answers and not talk about way i post and etc.. but yea idk guys

i dont kno mechanics as most of you on this forum do and my might not be right.. i just love how in my friends sti when he hits around 3 4k rpm the rpms jump and the cars is screaming...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fma0ikX2n0c

Because simple rule in any decent forum on this planet, you have to post proper to be taken seriously. If you post like you're chatting over MSN messenger then your thread will turn into the one it just turned into. And besides, you didn't provide any details at all. You literally just threw the number 20psi like you heard it somewhere and walked out.

370Zsteve 12-25-2009 09:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BoBoTee (Post 341430)
You can't run 20psi on a stock block 370z like you can on the Sti or Evo. Those cars have a low compression 8.5:1 ratio made for boosting. The Z I think is 11:1 ratio. With high compression your are already generating alot of heat and adding an additional 20psi is going to blow the VQ37 to kingdomcome. I think the most boost you can run on the VQ37 from what I've read is around 8psi max on 93 oct. and that's considered high. When I had my Evo I was running 22psi daily driven and 24psi when in race mode all on 93octane.hehe.

Just curious, how did the Mitsu engine hold up under 22psi/24psi? Any smoke coming out of the exhaust that was maybe darker then usual? I wish I had a dime for every Evo and WRX I've seen over the past few years that were burning oil at an alarming rate.

KingDavid 12-25-2009 09:50 AM

PSI is somewhat irrelevant. You should be asking how much power can these cars handle stock block. Because, my god, 25 psi on a t28 is NOT 25 psi on a gt40.

GoDZiLLa_845 12-25-2009 09:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BoBoTee (Post 341430)
You can't run 20psi on a stock block 370z like you can on the Sti or Evo. Those cars have a low compression 8.5:1 ratio made for boosting. The Z I think is 11:1 ratio. With high compression your are already generating alot of heat and adding an additional 20psi is going to blow the VQ37 to kingdomcome. I think the most boost you can run on the VQ37 from what I've read is around 8psi max on 93 oct. and that's considered high. When I had my Evo I was running 22psi daily driven and 24psi when in race mode all on 93octane.hehe.

thanks man for answering i really appreciate it..and to all others sorry for not giving detailss and w.e but thanks for answering like i said i dont have logic in mechanical...all i can tell u is cars/models/years....thats like the best thing i know and lil about them...i thought nissans blocks could handle lots of boost/power etc... rb26's n1 block example i think it could handle like over 2000hp...thats why they call it godzilla correct me...rb26 is nissan skyline gtr34's motor

KingDavid 12-25-2009 09:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GoDZiLLa_845 (Post 341442)
thanks man for answering i really appreciate it..and to all others sorry for not giving detailss and w.e but thanks for answering like i said i dont have logic in mechanical...all i can tell u is cars/models/years....thats like the best thing i know and lil about them...i thought nissans blocks could handle lots of boost/power etc... rb26's n1 block example i think it could handle like over 2000hp

Two thou-
:icon18::icon18::icon18:

No.

Different blocks, different applications, yada yada yada...Make a power goal for yourself and build towards that. You want good power and torque?

Here you go.

http://www.the370z.com/forced-induct...p-532rwtq.html

But what RB26 is making TWO THOUSAND HORSEPOWER??? :ughdance:

370Zsteve 12-25-2009 09:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KingDavid (Post 341446)
But what RB26 is making TWO THOUSAND HORSEPOWER??? :ughdance:

The one that SophiaZ's mechanic rebuilt!:rofl2:

GoDZiLLa_845 12-25-2009 10:04 AM

i found a g37 here with 700hp..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llMLxWiFGMI


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