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Old 08-08-2014, 09:43 AM   #7 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by TopgunZ View Post
This is true. But for how long? We don't have the data yet. But his built engine at 600 will no doubt last longer than stock.

When I was running my 350z at 430whp...every time I got on her hard I prayed she would hold together..lol..

Built engines offer a piece of mind and allow you to have more fun vs. riding the ragged edge.
But at the same time opening up the engine can bring about a whole new set of issues.
I would say this car, if taken well of can survive quite well at 550-600whp on e85. A prime example of that is Phunk, he has 50-60k miles with his greddy TT kit making over 550 (if not 600) on e85.

In terms of boost pressure, the highest I have seen currently it John's 370z TT: John’s 370Z TT+ |
They hit about 25PSI though it seems and 800whp & 700TQ.
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