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Old 06-04-2008, 04:44 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Internals limits??

G'day everyone,

Have had a search (probably not enuff tho) and was wondering ### the safe working limitations are for the internals on a MY06, from what i understand it is close to nearly 200kw atw (268 horses). Any1 know any differently or done sumthing they shouldnt have??

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Old 06-04-2008, 12:05 PM   #2 (permalink)
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With a good tune there really is no limit. If you're asking max power, then it depend on how safe is your tune; I have read and met people pushing close to 350 whp on stock internals.


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Just keep in mind that it's ultimatly cheaper to upgrade then to find the limit the hard way.. A broken piston or rod will cause more damage then the cost to upgrade internals.


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Just keep in mind that it's ultimatly cheaper to upgrade then to find the limit the hard way.. A broken piston or rod will cause more damage then the cost to upgrade internals.
came here to say this exact thing. although less eloquently and probably far more bluntly.
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cheers.
Looking to upgrade the turbo and get the ECU retuned again, then at a later stage upgrading the internals. Thought i could safely get 200kw atw and not worry 2 much about internals.
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Don't know a great deal about forged pistons atm, all i know they vary heaps in price.
Any tips or thoughts on what sort of pistons n rods i should be looking at? (brands, etc)

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