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im thinking about buying an s2k but wanna know what kind of potential the stock block offers (safely)... can anyone help?
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I seen a s2k with stock internals hold 26psi. He recently blew it up though lol
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that all depends on the size of the turbo you are running!!!
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x a gabillion

a t25 will run 20 psi but will be working against you.
a 35r will be warming up at 20 psi
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it depends on the whole turbo setup theres sevsral 600+ setups out there 100% stock.
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how many lbs on a gt35r do you think i could run safely and what do you think would be the hp and torque gains (estimated)?
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you can hold well over 20, if its tuned WELL (and expensively) then having a 23lb tune on a 35r will be no problem. itll make more than 500 wheel on that kind of settings
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