would love to put a s550 with 650lbs TQ in my garage....
We are shooting for 700-800rwhp on my 2015 with my twin turbo setup.
The new engines have a really narrow top ring in them close to the top and are not very boost friendly as far as durability goes. If your talking 6-9 psi with propper tuning you will be fine. If your looking to push things a piston rod upgrade is a must along with some other components.
The new engines have a really narrow top ring in them close to the top and are not very boost friendly as far as durability goes. If your talking 6-9 psi with propper tuning you will be fine. If your looking to push things a piston rod upgrade is a must along with some other components.
What is the difference in the pistons from 14 to 15? I would be very interested to see diagrams of each before I put 15psi in the new car.
I'm sure u understand the whole process, 15lbs seems like built motor and reinforced block territory. It seems the 15+ blocks also are lame ducks just like the 11-14 blocks from what I've heard. As time goes on we learn more and more, honestly the awesom rods suck if the Pistons are going to be weaker than last gen stuff. :/
15 psi with all variables is 800-850ish. This is where I hope to be. My 13 ran 11 psi and E85 for 6000 miles before I built it and went twin turbo. You are right about the rods. Why give us 900hp capable rods and a shitty piston. If the pistons are even slightly better than stock 13 pistons I will risk the boost!
post pics when it grenades op:
When you say "the new engines," are you specifically talking about the ones in the '15 Mustang, or all of the Coyote 5.0s in general, from '11-'15?The new engines have a really narrow top ring in them close to the top and are not very boost friendly as far as durability goes. If your talking 6-9 psi with propper tuning you will be fine. If your looking to push things a piston rod upgrade is a must along with some other components.
Gotta love emissions pistons.