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Old 03-30-2002, 09:19 PM
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maximum boost

What is the maximum amount of boost that I should run off my stock 97 Accord EX engine (without damaging it) with a T3 Garrett turbocharger?

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depends on your motor condition. if it's high mileage, any amount of boost can cause some seals to leak.

if it's well maintained/low mileage, it should be able to take about 6-10lbs of boost easily.
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i wouldnt get any higher than 10lbs, and be careful on top end runs, if u make your engine hold high boost for to long at high end u run the chance of damaging your pistons and cylinders. i would get a greddy profec b and run your low around 5 to 6 and your high 9 to 10.
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