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evan1242
07-04-2011, 07:57 AM
Hey everybody have some questions on how much power do you think my set up SHOULD be making.
Build list.
S13 SR20DET
Decked block and head
Freshly honed cylinder walls
Polished crank
New bearings
Wiseco forged pistons. (86.0mm) stock bore.
Wiseco piston rings/wrist pins.
Comedic metal head gasket
ARP head stud kit.
Brian crower 272/272 stage 3 cams
Brian crower valve springs
Brian crower titanium retainers
Rocker arm stoppers
550cc injectors
Z32 MAF
Forced performance 20G turbo
ISIS tubular bottom mount manifold
Gay front mount interccoler set up
Greddy RS BOV
Apexi AFC neo
Apexni N1 full 3 inch turbo back exhaust
Just wondering what I should be looking for on the dyno.
Really hoping to get to 400 HP
Constructive criticism accepted. Lol
srstan
07-04-2011, 08:26 AM
350-400ish
army240
07-04-2011, 08:42 AM
Change your AFC Neo for a stand alone... Or your 400ish HP won't last long...
But with the rest of the setup... yes, you should make it!
Frank
evan1242
07-04-2011, 08:50 AM
Yeah I was figuring the neo would hold me back.
I hate the stupid thing.
I was thinking about using mega squirt and spark or maybe AEM EMS.
Just so expensive! Lol
HYPNOTIK
07-04-2011, 09:05 AM
Is that the Forced Performance TD06-20g?
evan1242
07-04-2011, 09:08 AM
Yes it is. Bolts right up. Just have to get a new fitting for the oil feed line.
HYPNOTIK
07-04-2011, 09:24 AM
That's the same turbo I have. I made 425whp @ 1.32 bar. I suspect you might make a little more up top with the sacrifice of spool with the 272's. I only have 256's. IMO, get bigger injectors and a power fc if you want this to last.
http://i302.photobucket.com/albums/nn87/SkylineGT_01/S15dyno-1.jpg
evan1242
07-04-2011, 09:31 AM
Awesome! And what exactly do you mean if I want it to last? Something going to eventually blow with just the neo?
eclipse_dsm
07-04-2011, 10:08 AM
lol.. That would be crazy.. Trying to shoot for 400 on AFC. Your'e better of with a ROM Tune and have AFC for fine tuning if needed. Besides 550cc can barely take you to 400whp range. If the motor is freshly built tune for something more conservative as you break it in and have more miles on the motor. Then when satisfied all is good then bump up the boost.
evan1242
07-04-2011, 10:13 AM
Yeah I had it tuned for break in on a small t28 on 12 pounds. Drove about 1500 miles on that. now have the 20G. Probably will go ahead and get some 740cc. Maybe bigger.
HYPNOTIK
07-05-2011, 05:57 AM
I was mainly talking about the injectors, 550's are too small for that power level. As for the SAFC, it only controls fuel. What are you gonna do about timing control? I would def look into a Power FC or at least a ROM tune.
IIRC, the Neo can't display knock either.
evan1242
07-05-2011, 08:34 AM
Yeah I know. Deff don't need any unknown detonation/pinging going on. Lol.
I'll probably just settle for 350-365 for now. Can't afford a stand alone right now. Much less bigger injectors.
What is a good brand of injector that will do the job but not kill my wallet?
HYPNOTIK
07-05-2011, 10:31 AM
Any of the name brand injectors would be fine. I'm using stock 850cc injectors from a RX7.
AeroDesigns
07-05-2011, 03:50 PM
Yeah I know. Deff don't need any unknown detonation/pinging going on. Lol.
I'll probably just settle for 350-365 for now. Can't afford a stand alone right now. Much less bigger injectors.
What is a good brand of injector that will do the job but not kill my wallet?
I would suggest not doing any head work that your looking at and go with some JWT S3 cams with RAS. That would save you a bunch of money towards your standalone, SAFCs are not a safe bet when making 400hp.
And if you are going to hone the block, minus well get get bigger pistons.. it would be the same route you are already heading
codyace
07-05-2011, 04:02 PM
550 are going to be way to small of an injector, not to mention if you want to stick with the dial-a-boom AFC it's beyond it's control ability.
As said above, sell the junk valvetrain stuff for JWT S3 cams and stock stuff, get a JWT or Enthalpy ECU (or a tunable setup if you can afford it) and be happy. If you've not built the engine yet, I'd also ditch the cometic HG for a Apexi or Cosworth.
evan1242
07-06-2011, 11:23 AM
Engine is already built.
Made 387 hp this morning...
evan1242
07-06-2011, 11:25 AM
Ordered some decsh works 1000 cc injectors.
Also am sending out the ECU for a tune from enthalpy. Then use neo for fine tuning. :)
cotbu
07-06-2011, 11:41 AM
Then use neo for fine tuning
Why are people still saying that!
SLiDe_WaYz
07-06-2011, 11:55 AM
that NEO will cut your engine life in half.
evan1242
07-06-2011, 12:32 PM
Why are people still saying that!
What's wrong with doing that?
Plenty of high horse power cars use it. Saw a 2jz make 600 horse on a neo and enthalpy ecu. In person, not on YouTube. Damn near perfect A/F ratio across the board.
evan1242
07-06-2011, 12:33 PM
that NEO will cut your engine life in half.
Not if it's tuned right and not maxed out.
codyace
07-06-2011, 02:16 PM
Engine is already built.
Made 387 hp this morning...
Good numbers, I still wouldn't trust that AFC as far as I can throw it. It simply doesn't control anything properly.
evan1242
07-06-2011, 02:19 PM
Yeah I didn't say I liked it. Lol.
But it will be the job done until I get something else
onehundredoctane
07-07-2011, 06:04 AM
Not to thread hack, but I don't think I should make my own thread asking this same question, feel free to chime in everyone! Just cranked it up for the first time the other day, and it's gonna be a while before I get it to a dyno for tuning.
My build list:
Engine: SR20DET Red Top
Pistons: CP Pistons 9:1
Con Rods: Brian Crower
Cams: Brian Crower 272's
Spring Retainers: Brian Crower Titainum Retainers
Valve Springs: Brian Crower Valve Springs
Valves: Brian Crower intake and exhaust valves (exhaust are 1mm oversized)
ARP Head Studs
Fuel Injectors: Injector Dynamics 1000cc
Turbo Manifold: Full Race twin scroll dual wastegate
Turbocharger: Garret (GT3071R twinscroll, obviously)
Mass Aif Flow Sensor: Z32
I've been told this set up will be a reliable 450+ but just wanting see if anyone can back that up or give a more accurate estimate.
herbieS13
07-07-2011, 10:03 AM
i think you should be able to break 400 fairly easy, cant say how much exactly, im actually about to tune today also i made 390whp @ 17.5 psi sr20 2.2stroke 264 cams 2871r, and ive got a sc3431 now
onehundredoctane
07-07-2011, 10:38 AM
I'm hoping for 450-500 on 98 octane, if that doesn't happen I might go E85 :)
cotbu
07-07-2011, 12:07 PM
Not to thread hack, but I don't think I should make my own thread asking this same question, feel free to chime in everyone! Just cranked it up for the first time the other day, and it's gonna be a while before I get it to a dyno for tuning.
My build list:
Engine: SR20DET Red Top
Pistons: CP Pistons 9:1
Con Rods: Brian Crower
Cams: Brian Crower 272's
Spring Retainers: Brian Crower Titainum Retainers
Valve Springs: Brian Crower Valve Springs
Valves: Brian Crower intake and exhaust valves (exhaust are 1mm oversized)
ARP Head Studs
Fuel Injectors: Injector Dynamics 1000cc
Turbo Manifold: Full Race twin scroll dual wastegate
Turbocharger: Garret (GT3071R twinscroll, obviously)
Mass Aif Flow Sensor: Z32
I've been told this set up will be a reliable 450+ but just wanting see if anyone can back that up or give a more accurate estimate.
The list is impressive, and I think it's an e85 dream build!
What are you using for tuning?
The tuning option is what makes the power reliable, not parts.
Maybe you just forgot to mention some of the key parts.
onehundredoctane
07-07-2011, 01:13 PM
Nistune type 3 board, Pete from PLMS Developments (who make Nistune) put a base tune on it for 93-98 octane, I have yet to finish some of the under hood stuff. But I have the feeling I'm going to be disappointed when I hit the dyno.
BNASTYs13
07-08-2011, 09:46 AM
550cc were running 90% dc for my on my old setup. i made 340 whp.
nismo 550cc
2871r.86
apexi l jetro
z32 maf
HKS 264 cams
HKS springs- WASTEE.. BC all the way.
if you want 380-400 safely i recomend 740cc with some sort of ems. you could always get a rom tune and keep th afc neo for fine tuning and as a form of metering.
hope this helps.
HYPNOTIK
07-08-2011, 01:09 PM
Do you guys understand that on a turbo car the turbo is basically the deciding factor in how much power your gonna make? You can have 5 different setups with different injectors, different ECU's, different brand of cams, etc. and a good tune with the same turbo on all of them and you're gonna get pretty similar results. Just look up a compressor map of the turbo your using and you can guess ballpark power figures.
BNASTYs13
07-08-2011, 01:18 PM
no.....
the deciding factor for HP in ANYONES setup is their weakest link. whether it be injectors,maf, turbo, cams, or what they are tuning on... This guys got 550cc injectors and a piggyback thats only good for a 50% fuel over lap. he needs to ditch both of these if he wants to get more out of his turbo setup. you can throw a t67 on a fullllly built SR and if you have 550cc injectors your WONT make more than 350-380whp safely period. the injectors will be running static.
all in all you have a nice little setup man. if you want more than 350whp id get some nismo 740cc and a pfc/nistune/ems
Kingtal0n
07-11-2011, 05:17 PM
Do you guys understand that on a turbo car the turbo is basically the deciding factor in how much power your gonna make? You can have 5 different setups with different injectors, different ECU's, different brand of cams, etc. and a good tune with the same turbo on all of them and you're gonna get pretty similar results. Just look up a compressor map of the turbo your using and you can guess ballpark power figures.
^ ^
ALL that matters when making peak power is how much your turbocharger can flow, and will the engine handle that flow with the fuel type selected.
everything, including fuel, is up the owner to supply. We are only SUPPLYING the necessary fuel, though. It is not "making the power", peak power comes from peak airflow, properly used.
herbieS13
07-11-2011, 05:29 PM
not to thread jack or anything but i also just got a new tune
SR20
BC 2.2 Stroker
BC 264 cams
BC valvespring retainers
Greddy Intake manifold
Circut Sports Sidefeed rail
Tomei 740cc Injectors
Denso Supra Fuel pump
Sard FPR
Precision SC3431 turbo
made 430.3whp @18psi
power curve suggested my motor was begging to goto 8000k but i dont trust stock lifters enough
Kingtal0n
07-12-2011, 12:35 AM
not to thread jack or anything but i also just got a new tune
SR20
BC 2.2 Stroker
BC 264 cams
BC valvespring retainers
Greddy Intake manifold
Circut Sports Sidefeed rail
Tomei 740cc Injectors
Denso Supra Fuel pump
Sard FPR
Precision SC3431 turbo
made 430.3whp @18psi
power curve suggested my motor was begging to goto 8000k but i dont trust stock lifters enough
Ive never even seen a BC stroker kit in use. Do you have any pictures of the parts, the assembly, or any information about what was done to make them fit (modifications to the block) and any information about the balancing needed?
And posting specs like that without posting pics or vids is pointless. Its just numbers watch I can do it too
RB30DETT Stroker kit, 280 duration camshafts oem lifters
8,500rpm E85
Garret GT42 1.06 a/r turbocharger custom in house manifold
Chevy powerglide transmission 4,000 stall with Trans-brake
OEM S15 Differential :2f2f:
940~ RWHP @ 38psi boost
BNASTYs13
07-12-2011, 03:37 PM
wow what a shitty made up setup.......
a twin turbo RB30 with only one turbo and and an automatic chevy transmission.
fatduece
07-12-2011, 03:59 PM
Lol. You want to hit 400 with
[email protected] and neo? Talk about no reliability.
Kingtal0n
07-13-2011, 06:42 PM
wow what a shitty made up setup.......
a twin turbo RB30 with only one turbo and and an automatic chevy transmission.
I know right! what was I thinking, lets change that,
RB30DETT Twin Garret 67 Trim turbochargers
And lets make it a Th400 Chevy trans (yay for 3 gears)
better?
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