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Old Apr 23, 2011, 08:22 AM
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Can stock engine handle 400hp

My car is making 361 hp. I am doing bigger injectors and fp red turbo the mark is 400. Am i pushing it and will pop the engine or is it just right. thanks coments welcomed
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Make you your tuner is experienced with the X and aware you're not interested in pushing the turbo to the max in an effort to keep your stock engine alive. I'd personally just do a Green instead if you're planning on staying with the stock engine. If you're at 361 on the stock turbo a Green will have no issue getting you to 400.
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Originally Posted by Kracka
Make you your tuner is experienced with the X and aware you're not interested in pushing the turbo to the max in an effort to keep your stock engine alive. I'd personally just do a Green instead if you're planning on staying with the stock engine. If you're at 361 on the stock turbo a Green will have no issue getting you to 400.
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im going to be making 400ish on my X, should be fine as long as your tuner knows you dont want to blow your engine.
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I agree with Kracka. Plus the FP Green will spool up quicker as well
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Originally Posted by MRevolicious
I agree with Kracka. Plus the FP Green will spool up quicker as well
I guess i am asking for trouble just ordered an fp black so i can grow into it.
what are the pluses and minuises about having a bigger turbo but not using all of it's capabilaties
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you can make the same power on lower boost. I do hope that you selected the hi flow oil feed line.

you can grow into the black but i do hope that you have future plans on building the motor and using the black to its fullest potential.

Murlo26 built his motor for it and put down some excellent numbers and seems happy with it. He had a FP red and then upgraded. Im going to get an FP Red with E85 and supporting mods and want 450whp. Im not greedy I just want a nice daily driver
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I Recently just blew my stock motor at 440awhp Fp black powered. I took it to AMS and got it tuned on E85.. I just hink that the Fp is a little much for a stock block. I would say that 400 is safe hell even 500, just depends on turbo selection and torque. But if your going black better get a motor mine lasted 1 week
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Originally Posted by 2010XMAN
Murlo26 built his motor for it and put down some excellent numbers and seems happy with it. He had a FP red and then upgraded.
Then blew up again...
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His engine blew again?

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hp is not gonna be a problem, you have to watch out for the torque, thats what is gonna kill your engine.
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AMS rates stock motors by torque I belive they said 360 ft/lbs is as high as they will go on a stock block.

Just be carful, you have to think of it as is it going to be cheaper in the long run to just build a block now or take the chance to throw a rod and then you have to buy a new block from mitsu $$$$ ..
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Originally Posted by Sean@Iveytune
His engine blew again?

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Yup, 3 weeks ago.
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I have made 445 hp for 20k but my Tq is only 311. Hence the 20k mile part. Yeah for T3 kits and a bit of luck.

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Originally Posted by Kracka
Yup, 3 weeks ago.
man i have been out the loop, i knew he got the fp black on and he was happy i had no clue it blew again. I do hope he gets back up and running


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