Your not asking for trouble if you boost safely on a stock block, yes the ware rate will increase. However i find it hard to believe someone would even be silly enough to run 385whp / 440fwhp on a stock DC5, the Rods a very thin to help the K20's rev high they are thinner than Renualt 5 Turbo Rods, these will fail. Ive seen DC5's Turbo'd running 350 mark throwing Rods. The on you know of, if it is truely running 385whp (which i dont believe) on a Stock engine will blow up.
If your ware rate increases then thats inviting trouble how ever you care to look at it. Boosting a block thats designed as a high revving N/A can be done safely i agree but its never going to maintain OEM reliability.
I was there when the DC5 was built,mapped (Surry Rolling Road) and then thrashed. IIRC it was a hybrid GT28 on a proper tubular manifold running 11lbs of boost with all the proper bolt ons, full 3" exhaust and downpipe ect. I have no reason to lie about any figures as it wasnt my car and he made less power than me anyways:lol:
Its not blown despite going to the Pod and various road runs. Yes its probably a bit highly strung but stating it will catagorically blow up is a little bit niave. Few years back i had people like yourself telling me that boosting an F20C past 10lbs was instant death. Ive done 30,000 hard miles at over a bar and guess what, im still kicking.