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Damirs14Powa
07-12-2010, 07:30 PM
Hey guys, this is my s14.5. Just got tuned on e85 on 14lbs pulled out 360whp. The car runs amazing and i love it, but i'm looking for a little more power, ill give you a little break down of the car.

MODS List

Engine:
S13 SR20DET Blacktop
Ported and Polished Head
Brass Valve Guides
BC valve springs and retainers
BC 264 Cams
Weisco 9.5:1 Pistons
Eagle Rods
ARP head studs and Rod Bolts
Cometic Head Gasket
Greddy Intake Manifold
Megan Turbo Manifold
1000cc injectors
HKS Fuel Rail
Aeromotive Fuelpressure Regulator
Greddy Oil Catch Can
GT2871R .86 trim turbo
Koyo Racing Radiator
3" Custom Exhaust
Greddy J pipe
Greedy down pipe
Greddy Type R BOV
Halman manual boos controller
Apexi Power FC D Jetro
Apexi turbo timer
Apexi Gauges
Spearco FMIC with custom piping
AEM wideband 02
Rocker Arm Stoppers
Walbro 255 Fuel Pump


Drivetran:
ACT Clutch
Today Chromoly Flywheel
Stock LSD Dif

I'm looking at switching my turbo setup to a

Borg Warner *Bullseye* s362xl
Alchemy Top Mount Manifold (Ram Horn Style)
Custom Piping and downpipe

Any advice on if i should go this setup or try something else?

510-SR20DET
07-14-2010, 03:14 AM
are you bragging or asking?

Drifting-pedobear
07-14-2010, 03:18 AM
yea.... because we need pictures and a fucking mod list of the entire car... GTFO.

240sx123$
07-14-2010, 07:15 AM
Why dont you just run more boost? Your motor and turbo can both handle plenty more than 14lbs.

Damirs14Powa
07-14-2010, 08:08 AM
We wanted to raise the boost, but last time we Dynoed had a coolant leak and had to stop. The reason i was asking, because of the things i read my turbo max's about 400hp, so was thinking about just switching and selling my turbo.

Why dont you just run more boost? Your motor and turbo can both handle plenty more than 14lbs.

Dress-UpCar
07-14-2010, 05:06 PM
sounds like a good build

Drifting-pedobear
07-14-2010, 10:44 PM
so let me get this straight.

you must know at least something or know some one who knows how to build cars, yet you turn to the cluster fuck of retards that is zilvia?

you want advise? PM the people who know something, then GTFO and ask the guy who built the car. or, heres an idea, a SHOP!

240sx123$
07-19-2010, 01:48 PM
We wanted to raise the boost, but last time we Dynoed had a coolant leak and had to stop. The reason i was asking, because of the things i read my turbo max's about 400hp, so was thinking about just switching and selling my turbo.

Your turbo supposedly max's out at 400whp on 93 octane. Youre on e85, you should have a decent amount of room to go past that. Plus, we've all seen 400whp made on the 2871r .64 with 93 octane.. the .86 youre using should be alright. Raise the boost.

Stick with what youve got... If it were my build, I wouldnt want to sacrafice all of my useable low end power for some peak hp. Youd be moving your powerband up significantly, for modest hp gains.

so let me get this straight.

you must know at least something or know some one who knows how to build cars, yet you turn to the cluster fuck of retards that is zilvia?

you want advise? PM the people who know something, then GTFO and ask the guy who built the car. or, heres an idea, a SHOP!


Youre an idiot. Come back when you can drink a beer.

helikz
07-21-2010, 07:39 PM
Honestly, if you're looking for a turbo upgrade to what you're running, I'd recommend an HTA3076 .82, on e85, you're looking at 500+ easily, and you'll spool at nearly the exact same spot on a standard gt2871 .86, sooner if you go with a divided housing and matching manifold.

the problem with e85 though, is you'll need larger injectors to fuel the big power numbers ethanol is infamous for. 1500cc FIC bluemaxes, dual walbros, aeromotive a1000, and a top mount rail are what i'd move up to. Frankly, running those 1000's at 95% duty cycle generally isn't a good idea for system stability. 80% is the "safe number" I hear tossed around the most. Sure you can push it, but why? .


The positive about running an HTA 30 series turbo on e85, you're basically being held back by fuel, and not turbo flow. the 3076 hta can flow enough air to sustain up to 40 psi if memory serves, and I doubt that you're going to pump that into a SR, even on e85.