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Old 03-16-2006   #11
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Re: 2.3L vs 2.4L

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Originally Posted by Goat Blower
And besides that, a stock turbo will make 11, 15, 18 or whatever psi with either engine, it's only the wastegate that bleeds off more air with a bigger engine. As long as that's not restricted or over-run, the turbo could care less what engine is pushing it.

A few years back, a friend of mine made the infamous 2.7L DSM engine and ran it around with a 14b. He said it had no issues and went like a bat out of hell. I didn't see it personally, so it might or might have not been true.
Yeah it will just bleed off the extra boost, but remember this is a stock car. Honestly, I've never tested a oem car with a 4g64 shortblock on it. I would imagine the factory system might not keep up with the boost control.
I know alot of the smaller MHI turbo's seem to spin apart when you start upgrading flow. A few members on here have lost a variety of turbo's after switching motors, heads, cams, etc.
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