how much presser can a turbo push on a stoke motor before it hurts the rods?

Answer 1

Thats too vague of a question to answer. Give more info on the engine, was it turbocharged stock, any modifications outside of the engine...

Answer 2

That depends. I assume you mean stroker motor? Just by stroking the motor a bit you already may have already increased your compression ratio. By slapping a turbo on it and force feeding the motor it's only gonna go up. There are almost too many factors that I don't know about your engine. What kind of motor, how stroked is it, what is compression ratio now, what type of heads do you have, is it carburated or fuel injected, do you know it's volumetric efficiency now? You can go to almost any search engine and type in something like automotive calculators and most will spit up the formulas and calculators for figuring our how much boost you can safely give the motor. It will save you a ton aggravation and blown heads...........................

Answer 3

I have never heard of a stoke motor,what is it? Now if its a stock motor, or stroke motor 18 to 20 pounds boost pressure should be safe.

Answer 4

It depends on the engine. On a japanese engine, you'll have to advance the timing through the ecu in order to get the correct fuel management or you'll definetly blow the show! If you don't have a K20 or a 2JZ engine, i would only go up to a max of 7 psi.