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I have a standard rb26 boosted up to 14psi with a full exhaust and pods that's all mate

No son she is not standard my fuzzy little friend the internals are standard

So which one is it? Tell us your mods, all of them. Otherwise we are trying to diagnose an issue with absolutely no idea about your setup, you could well be barking up the wrong tree with the fuel pump if there are other things we don't know about.

And I have friend making over 500 on standard internals with a metal head gasket bit of boost intercooler exhaust

If those are his only modifications then no, no you do not.

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Look ok it's was maximum boost both actuators wouldnt even open so it was over boosting was

Meant to be 14 but something went wrong and it spat ceramic wheel but it was way over 14 pound

I cannot believe that you jist wound in infinite boost to the stock turbos, spat a wheel, melted the pistons because god knows how little fuel you had in the mix, and then you have the audacity to ask why it happened!

Wow, i think this needs to be closed before it gets swamped.

I cannot believe that you jist wound in infinite boost to the stock turbos, spat a wheel, melted the pistons because god knows how little fuel you had in the mix, and then you have the audacity to ask why it happened!

Wow, i think this needs to be closed before it gets swamped.

Follow me and Homer into the hedge. Slowly. No sudden moves and do not break eye contact.

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