martini
Newbie
I have been running my Mcxpress rear mount on my RX-1 for 3 years with no problems. I am running 9 pounds of boost on pump gas and I am wondering,
- what is the max boost on pump?
-max boost on AV Gas?
thanks for any info,
- what is the max boost on pump?
-max boost on AV Gas?
thanks for any info,
rxrider
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If you are running a stock motor (CR=11.8:1), 9 lbs would be about max running on 93 premium pump.
If you have installed 3 stock head gaskets stacked (CR=9.6:1), 14 lbs is max, but you better have a wideband to verify your jetting, you're close to the edge, wouldn't run it wot for more than a 1/4 mile on pump.
If you install low compression pistons 10:1 and stack 2 stock head gaskets stacked (CR=9.13:1) you can run 16 lbs on 93 octane pump, again having you jetting in order is a must. Then again you have to be sure that the pump gas you get is of good quality.
Take a look at the boost calculator at the top of this forum, they will give you guidelines as to how much octane fuel to run on a given boostlevel. What I have said here is only theorethical. My engine have survived for 2 seasons at sealevel running those boost levels on pump fuel, but our pumpfuel is of high quality, and my jetting is on the rich side of max power.
If you have installed 3 stock head gaskets stacked (CR=9.6:1), 14 lbs is max, but you better have a wideband to verify your jetting, you're close to the edge, wouldn't run it wot for more than a 1/4 mile on pump.
If you install low compression pistons 10:1 and stack 2 stock head gaskets stacked (CR=9.13:1) you can run 16 lbs on 93 octane pump, again having you jetting in order is a must. Then again you have to be sure that the pump gas you get is of good quality.
Take a look at the boost calculator at the top of this forum, they will give you guidelines as to how much octane fuel to run on a given boostlevel. What I have said here is only theorethical. My engine have survived for 2 seasons at sealevel running those boost levels on pump fuel, but our pumpfuel is of high quality, and my jetting is on the rich side of max power.
martini
Newbie
thanks for the info.
- what is the horsepower gain from 9 to 14 pounds of boost?
-how many jet sizes would you increase with this change in boost,
thanks for any info you can supply,
thanks
- what is the horsepower gain from 9 to 14 pounds of boost?
-how many jet sizes would you increase with this change in boost,
thanks for any info you can supply,
thanks
lakercr
Tech Advisor
martini said:thanks for the info.
- what is the horsepower gain from 9 to 14 pounds of boost?
-how many jet sizes would you increase with this change in boost,
thanks for any info you can supply,
thanks
A rough estimate is about 10hp for every pound of boost (this is a bit optomistic in my experience). 9 - 14lbs might need one jet size, depends on what a/f you are at at WOT right now at 9lbs.
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