D1 Procharger 12 psi Safe?
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Hi, Ive got a D1 Procharger for the 2008 5.3 Sierra. Its going to be running at 12 psi, from what Ive heard and what procharger said is that its too much for a stock engine to handle and I would need to forge the internals and lower the compression.
Well the question is, it is possible to get a bigger pulley and drop it down to 7-8 psi and run it safe? And if so, what size pulley should i get? The current pulley size is 4.1 ..
Thanks for any input.
Well the question is, it is possible to get a bigger pulley and drop it down to 7-8 psi and run it safe? And if so, what size pulley should i get? The current pulley size is 4.1 ..
Thanks for any input.
#3
to be fair Rick has a full service shop and the ability to just pluck that little 5.3 out at anytime. Running 7-8lbs is going to be a lot safer than 12lbs for sure, not to say it can't be done, and yes, tuning is going to be the key.
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where is here? if it is really 98octane, the r+m/2 stuff then yeah i think it would be good enough. you are going to want to watch the tune very close for awhile and make sure there is no knock. starting at 12psi seems like a bad idea to me. 7-8psi for awhile and then steping up to 12 with the 98octane later seems like a better way to go.
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where is here? if it is really 98octane, the r+m/2 stuff then yeah i think it would be good enough. you are going to want to watch the tune very close for awhile and make sure there is no knock. starting at 12psi seems like a bad idea to me. 7-8psi for awhile and then steping up to 12 with the 98octane later seems like a better way to go.
Yep, seems like im going to be starting off with 7-8 psi


