FS : Carby Turbo setup for 800cc Mighty Boy

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Brayden
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Shit. Sorry I misread your initial post! Sounds like you're doing the same thing as me. I'm using a Charade carby with an IHI-RHB31 watercooled turbo.
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what sort of fuel regulater/fuel system are you using...i want to use the charade/cb61 reg because it has boost/vacuum dohicky, and i thought that a malpassi wouldnt work the best...suggestions
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Brayden
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If I end up running 7-8 PSI then I will use the standard Charade reg, however that is the maximum flow rate they will accommodate. Any larger will require some form of rising rate regulator.
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7-8 psi ya boring young fart get it up to 12 psi :twisted:
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Yes sir! :salute: :P

I said IF! I have the equipment to run as hard as the turbo will spool, but I'm not set on decompressing the motor. :NFI:
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i have a set of high compression suzuki pistons, pins, conrod set... for f5a


will make the turbo spool quicker :oops:
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Colin
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that would make it ping and blow head gaskets :(
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standard cb61 turbo's start blowing hot air at about 15psi, when i had my charade i was runing between 10-14 pound and the reg handled it
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mine runs 18 psi all day :roll:
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woo hoo!!!
18psi :twisted:
No damage from those kind of pressures?
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Colin wrote:mine runs 18 psi all day :roll:
And as I understand it Colin, the warranty on that brand new turbocharger of yours is void and you've been told not to expect more than 12 months from it... :wink:
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Rusty, is there a number printed on the exhasut manifold?

Or does anyone know the exhaust manifold suzuki-part number of the F5A turbo SOHC engine?
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radboud wrote:Rusty, is there a number printed on the exhasut manifold?

Or does anyone know the exhaust manifold suzuki-part number of the F5A turbo SOHC engine?
I'll see if I can find a number on mine for you.
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Brayden, if you can lookup the partnumber I will be very pleased! :)
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Turbo and manifold are at the exhaust shop having a dump pipe made, but I am picking them up tomorrow and will have a look then.
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