Posted by jpavao1066 on May 10, 2011 at 10:24:41 from (137.36.48.186):
In Reply to: turbocharged 450 posted by jpavao1066 on May 10, 2011 at 07:07:17:
thats for the input guys! Ive given keystone turbo a call and they said a safe range to run it is about 10-15 psi, over that and you could have a problem. They claim they had an M with their kit dynoed over 120hp at 1800rpms i believe. Im curious how a 450 will turn out, considering its a larger displacement engine and mine is set up for pulling, so im turning more rpms than that. It seems like theres alot of stories about them blowing up and alot saying they work good and shouldnt hurt it. Im still skeptical about it, so thats why i figured id ask what you guys thought about it. Thanks!
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