High compression and turbo

So, I have an idea. It might be a bad one. But then it might be a really fun one. I've been toying with the idea of building a turbo kit for a high compression stroker. (12.2:1)
Current engine specs
Magnum block
Forged pistons
Scat rods
Scat Crank
Trickflow 190 Heads
Howards solid roller (probably not the best cam for a boosted application)
257/267 @.050/108/.640int. .645exh. w/ 1.5 Comp Promag rockers
Edelbrock Super vic

Now If I go down this road. If I can stick to 100-110 octane fuel and use a methanol injection to help intake temps and still make decent or somewhat reliable power at say 6 to 8lbs of boost? Would it be worthwhile? Is the 6-8lbs gonna rock my world?

Possibly important note, I'm also at 4500ft base elevation. Compression test is 170-175 with current camshaft.



I wouldn't do it on gasoline. And spend for a custom turbo cam. It will spool quicker, put less heat in the exhaust etc.

Make damn sure you kill all quench and soften up the combustion chambers.

Do it like a Drag Week engine and do it with two fuels systems. One for gasoline to drive around on and the other for methanol for twisting up the boost.

With that CR I'd shy away from much boost on even race gas. Unless you call VP or ERC or Torco and let them pick your gasoline.