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  • Member For: 18y 4m 17d
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  • Location: Ipswich
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Just wondering how much boost/power the bf mkii can handle? My tuner said he prob wouldn't boost it over 12pound because of the power it makes and just having stock engine internals.

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  • Member For: 18y 8m 1d
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some people are running 400rwk everyday with your engine, they are very strong. if your tuner is telling you he cant go past 12psi then there is something wrong. talk 2 elite.

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  • Member For: 21y 7m 9d
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  • Location: Brisbane
Posted

See Paul at Elite.

They know their stuff.

Luke G

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  • Member For: 19y 7m 18d
Posted

it depends on how the engine is setup... like what mods it has and the tune... if its got all the right gear, then 380rwkw @ 17-18psi is no problem with a tuner that knows their stuff properly. This is as far as practical with the stock turbo.

According to a few REPUTABLE tuners, change the turbo to a t51 and you can push 420rwkw @ 15.5psi on stock internals with all the right gear... those in the know, know... there are few, that are in the know though...

with a very good intercooler, the intake temps stay cool and therefore higher boost is ok. with a bigger turbo, the power is made with less boost and even lower intake temps, making the safe limit higher again... providing all the supporting mods are done....

if your car is stock, and dont change much, then 12psi is about as far as id go with it too... and youll only get 300rwkw if that...

read my friend, read, its all in here if you search for it...

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  • Member For: 19y 1m 1d
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  • Location: Broady, Melbourne
Posted

If the bottom end was built post 06/06, then you can run 18psi on a good tune no worries.

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