How high is to high for boost
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You should be fine. Keep it under 7lb and maybe spray methanol for safety 
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Originally Posted by EnglandGreen
You should be fine. Keep it under 7lb and maybe spray methanol for safety
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From: Converse TX
Originally Posted by vetteman9368
says the man with 6 pistons
The grond has not seen a boost psi it did not like and that is why EG is going for the forged setup so he can be in the 14-16 lbs and have lots of fun. Oh anywhere between 6-8 with some alky and you should be fine and no more than 16 degrees of timing to stay conservative and see if you can live with that compression for sometime
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Originally Posted by vetteman9368
says the man with 6 pistons
