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Old 07-24-2004, 06:14 PM
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turbo in eclipse

i have bought a 95 gst eclipse and am getting ready to do some work to it and was wondering what the stock motor can handle but i am planning on buying an engine kit the turbo i am looking at is 12 psi i think the motor will handle it but not for long
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Old 07-24-2004, 06:18 PM
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Re: turbo in eclipse

The gst comes turbocharged from the factory. The motor has been proven to easily take over 400whp without even breaking a sweat. 12 psi is about what stock boost is, so the engine can take quite a good bit more without any problems.
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Re: turbo in eclipse

the stock boost is already set at 14psi... and as for how much the motor can handle, you cant really measure it in psi... its all about air flow in lbs/min! i've heard the stock motor can handle up to 400hp.
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Re: turbo in eclipse

yep. I know a lot of people with 300-350 wheel hp on their daily driving GS-Ts and GSX's. Been driving them around for ages, and hard too, might I add...they really are good motors.
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Re: turbo in eclipse

the car can handle alot of boost. anything higher then 15psi you'll run into fuel cuts, figure on getting a fuel controler.
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Re: turbo in eclipse

[quote=94civic94]the turbo i am looking at is 12 psi i think the motor will handle it but not for long[quote]

You don't rate a turbo in terms of psi...you can control the number of psi you choose to run on your turbo with a boost controller.

What kind of turbo is it? What kind of "engine kit" are you talking about?
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Re: turbo in eclipse

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i think the motor will handle it but not for long
This is not a Honda engine
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