Taken from a writeup of the 2jzgte here on Supramania
"To raise boost beyond the stock level the catalytic converters are removed, this allows the turbos to spin faster and hence produce more boost.. The Downside with this is the JDM turbos will in fact over boost far past their safe limit and reach over 1.6bar (23.2psi). The small size of the JDM wastegate cannot cope with the increase in exhaust gasses and is held back. At these pressures the ceramic blades in the turbo can become detached from the shaft and therefore cause failure of the turbo."
I know the jdm 2jzgte and 1jzgte have the same turbos. I plan on going 1jz soon and wanted to know if i ran an open exhaust, no cats, will i run into the same problem?
I'm going to assume the answer to that is yes and My next question is will a boost controller prevent that from happening?
"To raise boost beyond the stock level the catalytic converters are removed, this allows the turbos to spin faster and hence produce more boost.. The Downside with this is the JDM turbos will in fact over boost far past their safe limit and reach over 1.6bar (23.2psi). The small size of the JDM wastegate cannot cope with the increase in exhaust gasses and is held back. At these pressures the ceramic blades in the turbo can become detached from the shaft and therefore cause failure of the turbo."
I know the jdm 2jzgte and 1jzgte have the same turbos. I plan on going 1jz soon and wanted to know if i ran an open exhaust, no cats, will i run into the same problem?
I'm going to assume the answer to that is yes and My next question is will a boost controller prevent that from happening?