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Boost would be dependent on the compression ratio, correct? (assuming the same blower, same pulley and other similar items)
 
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Boost is based on intake/exhaust restrictions (cylinder head flow), and bore size.
More static compression can add power to a boosted engine without adding boost, but adding boost without changing static compression will increase effective compression.

Short answer is, boost is not dependent on static compression.
 
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I'm on 302 ci with 10.5:1 CR. Completely stock heads and cams.
 
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Boost is based on intake/exhaust restrictions (cylinder head flow), and bore size.
More static compression can add power to a boosted engine without adding boost, but adding boost without changing static compression will increase effective compression.

Short answer is, boost is not dependent on static compression.

OK, thanks. I was dyno'ed in August at 539 rwhp and 528 torque on a Dynometer. Boost was just about 12psi. I have a 326 (3.750" stroke and 3.720" bore) and using custom pistons that are supposed to be about 9.6:1

I'm hoping to crank the boost up in a year or so using a 2.87" or 2.62" 6-rib pulley.
 

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You might be running into belt slip issues on a <3" pulley. Are you running a stock crank pulley?

Me? I'm using a Kellogg double-keyed crank but the stock damper. So if you're suggesting an 8-rib pulley upgrade, that's probably a good idea. Extra money but most likely worth the investment. If I'm spending $300 for a good dyno tune, I may as well do it once and do it right.
 

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So you know the vband clamp & flange that comes with the Tial bov? Is there supposed to be an oring in between the BOV and the flange???
 

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So it's just metal to metal contact and the clamp seals it?
 

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