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Genuine head gasket hp rating

Started by rbfrog · 26 Mar 2012 · 7 replies

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rbfrogArchived member
Just a question on how much power and boost have ppl safely had with a genuine Nissan gasket and studs and correct tune and no overheating issues. Thanks
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-pumba-Archived member
ive ran 18 psi through one with standard head bolts. never let go and is still in the cr at the moment. ive heard good things of them, im planning to make 300kw on my new set up. will see how it goes, but i asked this same question a year or so ago and didnt get any bad feedback on them, i could probably do with a set of studs though.
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vltnitronArchived member
tubbed1 had stock gasket and bolts went 9.0 155. he'll be able to conform send him a pm
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rbfrogArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by vltnitron [View Post] tubbed1 had stock gasket and bolts went 9.0 155. he'll be able to conform send him a pm Wow that's impressive, this engine build is only aiming for max of 400rwkw, just hoping it shud hold
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madrexArchived member
I had stock gasket at stock bolts made 308kw on 20 psi ran unreal for over a year till fuel pump died and so did gasket
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Duke57TTArchived member
As long as you don't get crazy combustion pressure (Ie detonation) then it will be fine for as much as you can throw at it. It is generally the fastners that let you down when really leaning on it.
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PROGMHArchived member
PROVLT was running 420rwkw with 33psi with studs on standard gasket.
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rbfrogArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by PROGMH [View Post] PROVLT was running 420rwkw with 33psi with studs on standard gasket. That's what I wanted to hear, thanks guys for the comments
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