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Message: [QUOTE="RSK, post: 1363847, member: 13279"] a turbo can be pushed off its map and make more power then its designed too... I pushed a stock hx35 on a 12v cummins to 458/1053 uncorrected, at about 50psi of boost. Made 8 pulls on the dyno and the truck was heavily over fueled...egts were sky high back pressure was sky high but it did it and survived for a very short time lmao Not really very relavant at all but just saying if something is only supposed to have enough air for 1200hp pushing it past its limit on nitrous is possible...once you get out of the compressor map its not nearly as effecient but it still will make power just not as effeciently but who cares if longevity doesn't matter [/QUOTE]

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