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What amount of boost is there available for the different

Posted: Sep 14, 2006 4:06 PM
by Bimmerguy2002
kits?
are they bigger turbines/piping?
how many different stages are offered for the 535?
And do you use lower compression pistons? I know its already 8:1 stock for a 88 535...just wondering though. Someone said the 535 is perfect for turbo'ing cause of the low compression stock.
thanks

Posted: Sep 14, 2006 4:41 PM
by Yellow2
wow. can we automatically make people link to the search function when it comes to a turbo question? i KNOW this has been covered too many times.

Posted: Sep 14, 2006 5:39 PM
by Duke
Yellow2 wrote:wow. can we automatically make people link to the search function when it comes to a turbo question? i KNOW this has been covered too many times.
Would be nice................especially with this guy. Just reply "search" from now on.

Re: What amount of boost is there available for the differen

Posted: Sep 14, 2006 6:27 PM
by Jeremy
Super Eurobeat wrote:are they bigger turbines/piping?
Todd will work with you to figure out what your goals are and get you the right turbo for your application.
how many different stages are offered for the 535?
Two. www.turbochargingdynamics.com
And do you use lower compression pistons? I know its already 8:1 stock for a 88 535...just wondering though. Someone said the 535 is perfect for turbo'ing cause of the low compression stock.
thanks
Bottom and top end can stay as stock. The m30 has proven capable of withstanding 15-20psi of intercooled boost without any form of internal modification.

Boost doesn't change by the "stage" of the kit, it changes by which wastegate spring you use, which changes depending on your goal for the kit. 13-14 psi is the limit for the non-intercooled kit on 93 octane. 20psi is possible with the stage 2 kit.

There are people using TCD kits running anywhere from 8 to 20psi of boost.

Jeremy

Posted: Sep 14, 2006 6:55 PM
by ehlpitel
If everyone is so sick of questions, why doesn't someone compile a sticky answering the common questions????

Posted: Sep 14, 2006 6:58 PM
by Bimmerguy2002
damn, sounds like a well built motor for turbo'ing

i dont know how to use the search function cause it hurts my head when i think :P
nobody ever taught me how to use it correctly

Posted: Sep 14, 2006 6:58 PM
by russc
ehlpitel wrote:If everyone is so sick of questions, why doesn't someone compile a sticky answering the common questions????
I asked that before, but it went no where. We need about 3 stickies like the BF.c.

RussC

Posted: Sep 14, 2006 10:33 PM
by Shawn D.
ehlpitel wrote:If everyone is so sick of questions, why doesn't someone compile a sticky answering the common questions????
Because a person who isn't the type to bother to search for questions that have already been asked & answered is also the type who wouldn't bother reading a sticky.

Posted: Sep 14, 2006 11:38 PM
by Bimmerguy2002
Shawn D. wrote:
ehlpitel wrote:If everyone is so sick of questions, why doesn't someone compile a sticky answering the common questions????
Because a person who isn't the type to bother to search for questions that have already been asked & answered is also the type who wouldn't bother reading a sticky.
Well Shawn, i am SHOCKED that you would think that i am lazy and wouldnt already have tried the search! The nerve!
I am one of the most respected members on this board since ive joined about 4 or 5 years ago!

Posted: Sep 15, 2006 12:10 AM
by Yellow2
Super Eurobeat wrote:damn, sounds like a well built motor for turbo'ing

i dont know how to use the search function cause it hurts my head when i think :P
nobody ever taught me how to use it correctly
who needs to be taught. you put in what you are looking for in the form of a WORD. If you are using multiple words, you put AND in between them as so.

Turbo AND engine AND 535
i am SHOCKED that you would think that i am lazy and wouldnt already have tried the search!
I think yo ualready demonstrated you gave up prematurely(no pun intended) or you didnt even try at all.

Posted: Sep 15, 2006 1:06 AM
by Bimmerguy2002
have you heard of sarcasm?

Posted: Sep 15, 2006 8:33 AM
by Shawn D.
Super Eurobeat wrote:... since ive joined about 4 or 5 years ago!
A word of warning to newbies who might be inclined to believe his claims: the Beet hasn't even been here six months yet. :roll:

Posted: Sep 15, 2006 12:43 PM
by Bimmerguy2002
lol i would have joined when i still had the Mazda then :P
XD :banana: :banana: :banana: :banana: