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Picasso wrote:Well lastnight I spoke to a guy who is on the forum and believe it or not the myth has been busted.. Homie runs 15psi on stock internals on a SR20DE where others keep saying 7psi or you will mash up the engine I think 7psi with stock everything is the limit, But if you have a BTM and an Apexi controller as the guy has 15psi is what it can take( I sheit you not)... The engine was N/A b4 and he slapped on a hair dryer and dang the sheit moving..
Here's a little info on the car. The car is a 1995 Nissan 200SX SE-R. It has a T3/T04E turbo on it with a huge 24" wide by 8" tall by 4.5" deep front mount intercooler. The motor is completely stock internally with the exception of the Jim Wolf Technology (JWT) 2nd generation cams. The head has not been romoved and it still has the original head gasket. The stock compression is 9.5 to 1 which is a little high for a turbo but not as bad as a Honda B16 motor.It also has Aquamist water injection which is controlled seemlessly with the JWT ECU. It is activated based on MAF sensor voltage (it's set at a certain value or load on the car) and is activated when it reaches that voltage. Then 120 milliseconds later, the JWT ECU switches to another set of timing and fuel maps. Water injection alone will yield a loss in horsepower, but with the timing and fuel map changes we are able to get more power out of the car on 92 octane pump gas. The car also has an MSD 6A ignition with a Nology Coil. Suspension wise the car is outfitted with Stillen front and rear Strut Tower Braces, GAB adjustable Struts and Shocks, and Ground Control Coil Overs. The car is also equiped with NuTech's front 3-way adjustable sway bar and (thicker than ST) rear bar. For wheels, the car has light weight Enkei RP01s and Toyo T1-S tires. The sizes are 17 X 7.5 and 215/45-17. The exhaust is a custom mandrel bent 3" exhaust with a Random Technology 3" cat.
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