No way you got enough out of it with a stock pump to do what you are saying. The first one I ever blew took 120 psi for 6 runs before it let go. To build 120 psi you will need around 5500 rpm and a T-18-95 and around 750-850ccs of fuel. take any fuel or rpm away and you will not get anywhere close to that boost number. A T-04 V series which would have been factory on a 4386 will push around 20 psi on a hard pull, 35 in full out pulling application.
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