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The only reason failures would occur exponentially would be if you were increasing power by increasing rpm. By increasing power through additional boost you are merely increasing torque without spinning the engine faster. Since the engine is designed to handle high compression already, it has strong rods and pistons - if you don't increase your exhaust temperature much (here comes the intercooler), the additional torque is handled reliably. If you want a good resource on turbocharging, read "Maximum Boost" by Corky Bell. He explains the concepts and practice very clearly. I've doubled the power output of my L28ET (Nissan turbo engine-gasser) and been running it for years now.
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