You guys misread my post “hows that work” was me being sarcastic

I hear some talk here about a pump TM1000 beating a race T800 when Boost pressure is equal…..and folks seem to forget the much bigger turbo on the 1000. If this is not the case, the larger combustion chamber will allow for compressed air to defuse. No I don’t believe a pump gas kit has some magic over a race fuel setup. I assume the lower boost pressure is needed to lower combustion temps?

And a race setup can allow higher boost pressure as higher octane will burn cleaner and later in the ignition process, and lower temps, right? Bigger turbos make more head and flow. I don’t know enough about these sled turbo kits, but I do know a little about big boy turbos and gas turbines…..i read a book about it.
I assume the pump gas setup just has a variable orifice that can adjust boost pressure lower, why the hell would the BD kit come with a regulator orifice that only adjusts from 10-18 or whatever it is…..what else is different about the pump gas setup? I assume you cannot simply add a bigger Boost regulator to a pump kit, this would explain why the pump kit is cheaper, why is this?