How much boost do you think a stock block with eagle rods and weisco pistons can handle? I'm just trying to get an idea as to whether i should go with a supercharger or a turbo. I also planned on adding an oil pan spacer.

 

i would say 600-700...

 

Sweet 700 pounds of boost. What size injectors would i need?

 

500000000000.9 cc

 

search.........

have a lovely day look forward to your build

 

yeah 600-700 psi is what i meant, you will need stock injectors with a 600 to 1 ratio FMU. that will work..

 

LOL.

 

i searched but i didn't find a definitive answer, so i was wondering if any of you pros knew anyone with this setup and what they were runnin.

 

WTF! There is so many cool threads in this forum, that you will learn so much, then there are those like this, that just make you that much stupider! < See what I mean!

 

LOL. In all seriousness, 15-18 psi is the generally accepted limit for 93 octane fuel on the stock block, generating power in the hp range audible provided in his first response. Eagle H-beam rod hp rating for Nissan applications attached.

 

That's FIVE HUNDRED BILLION point nine!!!

 

So 1500 HP?

 

with a built bottom end (pistons and rods), some new APR studs and metal head gaskets

you can prolly hold 15-18psi.....depending

 

That's what Eagle claims - I snipped that out of their web page. For domestics that envelope may have been tested. I have not heard of an aftermarket rod failure yet for the VQ35, so...

 

Stop giving foolish information. This thread should be locked. 15-18psi on 93 octane? With what turbo? Where are you getting that from? So with a 60-1 or a T78 I will be able to run 15-18psi no problem on 93. Just stop that!

 

I think this thread was a mistake I'll just call an engine shop.

/thread

 

I agree, thanks!

 

With Greddy 18G turbos. Two of them:

https://my350z.com/forum/forced-induction/303889-601whp-603trq-at-18psi.html

Not sure why you are so agitated.

Yes, you obviously can run 15-18 psi boost at 93 octane on a built short block and there are so many examples of this. Jeez.

 

bacalhau16 relax....

I agree with rcdash. 15-18 psi is a good reference. When questions like this are asked, there is an assumption that we are generalizing. Thus we are referring to common kits such as the greddy, APS, jwt, etc. And as stated, 15-18 psi covers those kits. Personally I would stick to 15-16 psi on pump and if you plan on going any further, I would recommend 100+ octane