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Ok I searched but couldn't find a good answer. I know sleeves are the best way to go but it cost a lot. I was thinking of getting a block guard for now just as a safety. Does anybody have and advise on this item. Good or bad would be great. I am boosted at 9psi now and I take it to 11 at the track. Runs great so far. running it like this for about 6 months now.
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Rep Power: 585 save your money and do it right the first time. Many ppl have run over 20psi with just a block guard.........but i would never do it.
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Rep Power: 279 Sleeving is the best way to go. If I'm not mistaken <b>Eagle</b> sleeves blocks. Blockguarding is okay, but long term there is no guarentee that it will hold up.
Pretty much a block guard is a 100 dollar sleeving job.. Save up the money and get your block sleeved, you can run a whole lot more boost than you can with the block gaurd.
Pretty much a block guard is a 100 dollar sleeving job.. Save up the money and get your block sleeved, you can run a whole lot more boost than you can with the block gaurd.
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Rep Power: 561 Originally posted by RiceRocketeer
Pretty much a block guard is a 100 dollar sleeving job..
Pretty much a block guard is a 100 dollar sleeving job..
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Rep Power: 308 If you only want to run 11 PSI then a block guard should be fine. I bought the KMS one. I was actualy running 11-13 PSI for about 2 weeks w/ no internal mods but I blew my head gasket.
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Rep Power: 0 hey...what up dawg. i'm coming back up there when florian gets back from switzerland. hopefully by then i will have my alcohol kit.(waiting 1 mth) how is your turbo running? btw...you might want to edit your sig.
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Rep Power: 279 Originally posted by C2i0v0i1C
and when u pay 100 bucks for a 1g job, ull get what u pay for, and it wont be good
and when u pay 100 bucks for a 1g job, ull get what u pay for, and it wont be good
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Rep Power: 0 Originally posted by RiceRocketeer
Couldn't have said it better myself
BTW, C2i0v0i1c, you are going to get a PM coming up with in the next couple of months because you did EVERYTHING I want to do.. so be looking forward to it.
Couldn't have said it better myself
BTW, C2i0v0i1c, you are going to get a PM coming up with in the next couple of months because you did EVERYTHING I want to do.. so be looking forward to it.
lol yea C2 .. he wants to buy TWO kits and have one to show for it .
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Rep Power: 561 hahah, i didnt mean to have to buy two kits, but the first influx of parts were junk, and the company that made them wouldnt take them back. u have to pay extra to fix the problem, and well thats what i had to do, i was quite lucky that the shop that did it did in fact do it, bc normally they dont install parts that werent bought there...liability
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Rep Power: 0 Originally posted by C2i0v0i1C
hahah, i didnt mean to have to buy two kits, but the first influx of parts were junk, and the company that made them wouldnt take them back. u have to pay extra to fix the problem, and well thats what i had to do, i was quite lucky that the shop that did it did in fact do it, bc normally they dont install parts that werent bought there...liability
hahah, i didnt mean to have to buy two kits, but the first influx of parts were junk, and the company that made them wouldnt take them back. u have to pay extra to fix the problem, and well thats what i had to do, i was quite lucky that the shop that did it did in fact do it, bc normally they dont install parts that werent bought there...liability
no no i know i know.. im just bustin dudes *****...
lol i know the story.. i just wanted to laugh at how stupid that sentence sounded lol.
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