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the s15 turbo will take 15psi on everyday use. plenty of people do it. that said, the higher the boost the sooner it is likely to blow, but that said, plenty of people have had the turbo let go at much less pressure.

as for the backfiring, what sort of backfiring, and when does it do it. is it just a popping when you are boosting it and not an actual big bang, or is it when you have lifted off and are slowing down?

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