Max boost for 280zx turbo????????
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General rule I've been told is 12 psi, but it all depends on a number of factors like engine condition, octane rating, a/f ratio, ignition condition, fuel setup, etc. However there are some people who have gone as high as 15 psi without an i/c so just be careful as you turn the wick up.
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In CA its not going to be much dude, we have MTBE gasoline here, unless you shop at 76 or BP which use ethanol to help boost octane.
I'd say for a Californian, under 10 pounds. There is a local guy running 13 pounds with no intercooler, on I believe 100 or better octane, so that is ONLY at the track. You also have to make sure you have the fuel for it, have you a rising rate regulator, or bigger injectors, or both? If not, stay conservative, and go slowly. If you ping, it could be the ping of death, so I would advise not going up more than one pound at a time, and sticking to whatever gasoline you use instead of changing, unless for the better.
I'd say for a Californian, under 10 pounds. There is a local guy running 13 pounds with no intercooler, on I believe 100 or better octane, so that is ONLY at the track. You also have to make sure you have the fuel for it, have you a rising rate regulator, or bigger injectors, or both? If not, stay conservative, and go slowly. If you ping, it could be the ping of death, so I would advise not going up more than one pound at a time, and sticking to whatever gasoline you use instead of changing, unless for the better.
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