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Best Way To Get 350 + Rwkw


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also neeed a surge tank unless you expect to always run over half a tank of petrol. Cause if you thrash it with any less......BANG... welcome to the blown piston/rod club.

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also neeed a surge tank unless you expect to always run over half a tank of petrol. Cause if you thrash it with any less......BANG... welcome to the blown piston/rod club.

Are you serious?? SHEEET!!. I better get me one of those. I often go down to a 1/4 cause I dont have the cash to fill.

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If you have a BA, 350 will be pushing the limit for your engine, you may get away with it for a while depending on how the boost is delivered

dave/blueboost ran a 9 with ba internals:P depends what day your car was built on haha..I have read you can get away with just doing valve springs, rods and oil pump to push to the limit of the std turbo on ba(~380kw) without it being a complete timebomb...? I will have a few cheap bits if your interested probably next week when I get down and grab the stuff...I was running 320kw atw through 3500 converter @18psi..will have 3in exhaust with 4.5dump and 5" cat, flash tuner with a few tunes(flash1), and some 60lb dekkas..

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There are always exceptions to the rule but when you are giving advice you can't expect he has one of the few freak engines, that's really poor form and you're setting him up for problems.

To do the stuff you mentioned for a BA plus the other mods to get to 350 would be well over budget too.

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I agree with Gregor, BA-BF's aren't expensive to purchase mods for, however the cost build up with the sheer amount of mods required, and the need to purchase one mod, so another can function to its max potential etc...in the end, it comes down to the "no weak links in the chain" theory..

1 weak link may end up meaning BOOM - $5000 on top of your mods, and that's just to repair a gearbox or drive-train.

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