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Old 03-18-2007, 02:23 AM   #1
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what type of internals do the saturn sc1 1.9 liter have
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Old 03-18-2007, 02:48 AM   #2
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its got 3 or 4 pistons, a couple of connecting rods, a crank shaft (only if your car came fully loaded), 14 bearings, and 9 caps.
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i am asking if they forged or hyperutectic and if they can handel a turbo
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go to www.qksltwo.com and READ READ READ READ READ
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i am asking if they forged or hyperutectic and if they can handel a turbo
they can handle a turbo, within certain perameters, and IF you meet a dozen if statements, which leads back to the READ READ READ thing.
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if i run stock internals how many pounds can i run on a sohc
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DUDE! www.qksltwo.com GO THERE AND READ
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...and if you won't read, then you're done, because there's no one that will just do it all for you. There is WAY too much to know about this than can just be explained to every new person that comes onto the site with dreams of turbos.
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if i run stock internals how many pounds can i run on a sohc
Probably the same as a DOHC, but your SOHC is slow.

BTW, I'm at 12psi.
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