Subject	IMO the more breather mods you do, the less restriction
Posted by	Ghoztt (MD) on April 09, 2021 at 8:19 AM
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In Reply To	Too many supporting/breather mods in small Turbos? posted by Mike@ZSpeed on April 07, 2021 at 09:59 AM
Message	and heat you're creating due to not taxing your engine as hard to make power, which equates to a more reliable setup at a given HP goal. Earlier powerbands, wider power under the curve... What's not to like? There is no downside other than a thinner wallet. Greg Dupree's post that ConVerTT linked is exactly what I was thinking when I saw this post, and is an excellent source of knowledge via data logged experience. 1993 Nissan 300ZX Slicktop (Oxford Gray Metallic) 1992 Nissan Skyline GT-R (Gunmetal Gray) - Long Live the Z and Godzirra! - "Love cars. Love people. Love life." - Mr. K.
Follow Ups	Too many supporting/breather mods in small Turbos? - Mike@ZSpeed 09:59:30 04/07/21 mods - Boostjuice 10:25:19 04/07/21 Re: mods - Mike@ZSpeed 11:05:11 04/07/21 22psi. built short block - Boostjuice 12:41:20 04/07/21 I did 572whp 612ftlbs on e85 and sport 530s - Stanky (BC) 12:43:53 04/07/21 Re: I did 572whp 612ftlbs on e85 and sport 530s - Mike@ZSpeed 19:03:31 04/07/21 Read my subject^^^^^ (n/m) - Stanky (BC) 19:26:35 04/07/21 Found your old post - MixManMash 22:16:42 04/11/21 And this. - MixManMash 22:20:09 04/11/21 Thanks for posting, the boost pressure is evidence - Stanky (BC) 13:06:01 04/12/21 You certainly wouldn't. Here's mine with the GTX2860 Gen I. - MixManMash 15:55:51 04/12/21 Yep 25psi all the way to redline - Stanky (BC) 21:54:51 04/12/21 My next setup is going to be G25-550s. I'm hoping - MixManMash 22:11:02 04/12/21 That'll be neat to see the comparison - BlackholeZ 17:21:51 04/15/21 Re: Too many supporting/breather mods in small Turbos? - ConVerTT 18:58:11 04/07/21 IMO the more breather mods you do, the less restriction - Ghoztt (MD) 08:19:11 04/09/21
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