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Old 03-22-2011, 10:35 AM   #1 (permalink)
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can a 5sfe with stock compression handle a turbo? i am currently rebuilding mine and im trying to decide how to build it. what is the stock compression?
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It's all about tuning and keeping intake charge temps down.
Yes, the iron block can handle it, but I do recommend keeping the CR between 8:1 & 9:1.
The higher the compression ratio, the more chance of preignition(detonation)
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For all the money and effort needed to make a reliable and worth-while 5SFE turbo. You are better of buying a 3SGTE instead. They come turbo, and can handle a fair amount of boost even at stock levels and will kick the pants off any 5SFE Turbo.

For some reason people find the option of putting a turbo on a 5SFE easier then just swapping a 3SGTE.... its actually the other way around, and Cheaper in the end.
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^ Agreed! And way less headache.
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