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    #16
    Originally posted by AcclipseH23
    Higher compression and boost introduce a whole world of detonation that not just anyone can tackle. Not to mention, you will need some deep wallets for that higher octane. My Z had 10.4 CR and running anything upwards of 11psi meant goodbye to pump gas. It was a regular C16 drinker. Wikked and I had an intelligent convo about this. The theory we deduced was higher CRs meant less room physical room for boost. This also meant eventually something must give when the envelope was pushed. The threshold...well not sure where that is exactly.
    Yeah all very true. Personally I wouldn't EVER drive a 400whp fwd car everyday to work and back, it wouldn't be practical at all. If I wanted to make mad amounts of power out of it I would deffinatly have it as a weekend car and use high compression, boost, sleeves, and dyno tune it myself. Thats just me though.

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      #17
      ...you can buy my turbo...
      My official vouch thread!

      Updated!!! --> My official turbo progress thread

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