You can develop ramps for your power curve with the co2 as you will have control and increased gate /turbo response without having to react off manifold pressure
The c02 is easy and very reliable with predictability.
You have the computer to look at back pressure and log
These are things that will help you if you choose to get your feet wet😉
This alone will change backpressure say vs the 108 octane you ran.
I go bigger on turbine wheel and ex system and fuel system to compliment the 30% more fuel requirement.
Here is the 49 58mm tuneup data
On c12/c16 36 degrees of timing and 25/26psi of boost.
On Pump gas alky twin nozzle 26-30 degrees in 1st/2nd gear,26 degrees in 3rd 30/32 psi boost would vary based on air quality.
Now before people go try this
Understand this is a hot tuneup with me pulling plugs...
One of the key points in running a small turbo combination is to understand the 60 and 330ft is the the most part of the pass.
to get the et out of the cars I've run on stockish builds for example,On an old 58mm cast turbo (ta49) i had to get the cars to 60ft low to high 1.4s.
That netted a 6.6...
3480 with driver with your combination on a 58mm billet turbo you really should be looking at backpressure when trying to push things to a point where you are experiencing the potential snowball effect..
Turbos make the power
Knowing what your turbo is doing is a major factor in performance...
They make alot of torque at a very low rpm especially with higher boost and they will take out the trans.
I would recommend using the search function here about the various combos that many have run.
Also put together a budget that your willing to spend because it gets expensive quick with these...
Depends on the tuner,builder,etc.
I've seen with a great builder and a Great tune-up hard parts can handle more that they are advertised or what some experts think they should.
This build reflects a specific power strategy to me
The cam choice and crankshaft tell me power window goal range of...
Again
How much power and how fast do you want to go?
See parts are chosen for performance goals
Your lists reflects parts that aren't ideal for anything other than emptying your wallet.
You really need to be able to pump it in, can't be light on the fuel system,
It needs to have a cushion.
Whats also needed is the ability to get it out On the exhaust side.
Backpressure is nobody's friend