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  • 619E30
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    I'm confused. Wouldn't the MLS gasket be stronger than stock?

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  • xwill112x
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    Originally posted by 619E30

    This guy is running 20psi on stock internals with head studs and metal gasket. Had this set-up for a year now

    i always was told 12-13 psi would pop stockie internals.

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  • lifeiskaos
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    I would avoid an MLS gasket. OEM headgasket with orings is where it's at.

    I don't know why xwill or ak said you can't run that much boost on a stock engine...

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  • 619E30
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    This guy is running 20psi on stock internals with head studs and metal gasket. Had this set-up for a year now

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  • lifeiskaos
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    Originally posted by 619E30
    I am planning on building a m20 turbo'd motor. My question is, could a freshly rebuilt m20 motor (stock) be capable of handling a turbo (about 15-20 lbs. of boost) ?

    I was thinking of using Raceware head studs, ARP main bolts, rod bolts, and metal gasket.
    Absolutely. I wouldn't push much more than that though. There are a bunch of guys on e30tech running very similar setups.

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  • xwill112x
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    your going to need low comp pistons for more than 12-13 psi

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  • ak-
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    No,

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  • 619E30
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    Bump

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  • 619E30
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    M20 Turbo

    I am planning on building a m20 turbo'd motor. My question is, could a freshly rebuilt m20 motor (stock) be capable of handling a turbo (about 15-20 lbs. of boost) ?

    I was thinking of using Raceware head studs, ARP main bolts, rod bolts, and mls gasket.
    Last edited by 619E30; 06-17-2010, 08:47 PM.
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