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08-31-2009, 11:46 AM | #1021 | |
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380rwhp haha my car doesnt even have that hahhahahahahah 380RWHP!! stock cams!!! HHHHHHHHAAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaa
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08-31-2009, 12:47 PM | #1022 | |
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I have the 2871R .64 running stock cams and stock Intake manifold I made 363whp on a mustang dyno at 21psi. Tuner says it feel more than that though but i also built my block though.
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08-31-2009, 01:02 PM | #1023 | ||
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I'm going to do looking into on the dynos you guys use there and whatever else would cause such a DRASTIC difference in power readings. Quote:
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08-31-2009, 01:11 PM | #1024 |
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this turbo is capable of the numbers but yours kinda confuses me on how you can achieve your numbers at a medium boost level. I know cams help but not sure/aware they would help that much.
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08-31-2009, 01:29 PM | #1025 | |
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honestly, the numbers on the Dynodynamics surprised me more than anything. I guess after im done with the final tune i will post that sheet up. I know that cams help for a fact but you're right. i dont know if they help as much as they have here. i also have a GReddy intake mani (new design with runners) so im guessing that helps as well.
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08-31-2009, 01:36 PM | #1026 | |
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08-31-2009, 01:41 PM | #1027 |
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If 350 wasn't capable on this turbo I would sue Garrett. The turbo's efficiency range is 20-25 isn't it?
I ran 22 psi when I had 272's and it was nuts. It was only a highway car. I ran 20psi the other night and I couldn't WOT due to loss of traction. I now have 264's so it's not as on off. I plan to turn it up to 23-24 and see what I get at the quarter. Maybe a dyno if the car doesnt sell yet. |
08-31-2009, 04:06 PM | #1028 | |
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Anyway im running mine at 21psi without a problem but would like to bump it a few more PSI if safe :P
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08-31-2009, 04:40 PM | #1029 | |
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heavy throttle/phase2 motor trends claims 340-350 Whp with 91 octane, 18-20psi and hks actuator on the 2871r. in my opinion, the 2 places havent mentioned cams or intake manifold to obtain anywhere from 330-350 Whp. a quick google search left me with 240sxmotoring claiming 340 whp and 400bhp with 14-18 psi so confusing. also just my |
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08-31-2009, 05:05 PM | #1030 |
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yeah, people are making good power from these "little" turbos. i love mine to death and cant wait to push higher psi level like you guys are!
I agree that they might not be including cams, intake mani, water/meth, etc. This might be the reason why it seems as though the number we make are "impossible".
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09-01-2009, 04:49 AM | #1031 | |
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Also the Dynojet uses a default 77 degrees or 60 degree ambient temp depending on the correction used. What a joke....why doesn't it use ACTUAL ambient temp to provide an ACTUAL power figure. The article is also silent on the ramp rates actually used which can also radically change the power readings. That comparison and some of the dynos used are flawed on many levels......I smell something fishy with that article.....perhaps someone wanted to acheive a certain outcome with the dyno readings. |
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09-01-2009, 05:31 AM | #1032 |
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He's more evidence the dyno comparison article is a crock.
Take a look at this dynojet dyno - 3rd gear run resulted in 440 hp and run in 4th and made 461hp. So a 21 hp increase from using 4th gear. Back in the saddle again! New dyno inside - FreshAlloy.com Forums All of a sudden it puts the dyno results back into perspective. |
09-01-2009, 06:01 AM | #1033 | |
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09-01-2009, 06:04 AM | #1034 |
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LOL, when I got my turbo it came in a box marked 400, but the description of the trim I bought said 460. This was from FR Sport I believe, or Heavy Throttle...cant remember...
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09-01-2009, 05:21 PM | #1035 |
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well i've been reading this thread and have decided to become the test dummy for........tada the 3071R.......bottom mount.....yes. So I will see how this goes.....stock cams, stock IM, stock everything except for flywheel, intake, elbow, and exhaust. I plan on running either a 38mm wastegate via the stock manifold OR getting the ATP housing and a 44mm. I'll keep ya posted.
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09-03-2009, 03:11 PM | #1038 | |
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I'm interested in this as well, stock ex manifold plus the ATP rear housing. |
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09-03-2009, 07:43 PM | #1040 |
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a few questions since im just getting my car running with this turbo and my new setup...
what kind of vacuum are you guys pulling at idle? any of you running this turbo with 850cc injectors, z32 and an afc? if so, what do u have the sensor type and the in and out set at? i cant figure it out. i know its hot wire but the in and out is killing me is anyone using taka turbo lines on a red top sr? if so, i would love to see a pic of how you ran the coolant line to the back of the motor. mine is like super stretched and touching the turbo dump pipe. |
09-03-2009, 08:37 PM | #1041 |
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1st off are yo really going to run this setup with an AFC? Really? That is totally not recommended especially with injectors this siz. I would suggest do some research... Don't bother.... I pull about 8PSI which is about 16kg/mm or something like that.... I use lines and why is the coolant ran to the back of the motor and not into the block like stock? Is this a KA? Also secondly, did you put a oil restrictor on it as most new oil lines don't have restrictor...
Finally did you read ANY pages on this thread?
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09-03-2009, 09:10 PM | #1042 |
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sorry for the shortage on info.
engine is a red top sr. i have an RS Enthalpy tuned ecu for the setup with the 850 injectors...i ran the coolant line to the same place the oem one was at. i dont use an fittings right now so the coolant line is a slip on type that is on the back of the block(hardline) didnt know i needed an oil restrictor. i bought the taka lines and i guess for the price i didnt think i needed to add something to restrict oil. |
09-03-2009, 09:44 PM | #1043 | |
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I could be wrong, but I think the person asking the question is right....the stock water line runs to the back of the block. What many people do is to block that off with a bolt and a hose clamp....get an S14 water neck (up near the front right of the head...tap into that and run your water to there. Wayyyy easier that way.
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09-03-2009, 11:04 PM | #1044 | |
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You can add about 4-6 degrees of timing more on boost which is HUGE for making more power and is great addition if you are looking at a primarily street car. I am glad you got the number you were looking for and the setup seems like an awesome one, you should be one of the fastest 2871R cars in the region now. Tell you what, Next Time I go down to tune a customer I will PM you and if you are avail I should be able to line up a FREE pull or two, just to at least try to get a better real world Dyno V. Dyno comparison.
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09-03-2009, 11:11 PM | #1045 | |
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This is Ramon's car, YouTube - Ramone's SR20DET powered S13 I tuned it a while ago,-AM inj, 2876R, we actually ended up getting a best of 421 WHP- on 91 octane and 20 PSI He also had over 340 FT LBS! which is a LOT on a DD I have actually been trying to get in touch with him if anyone knows him tell him to hit me up, his car sat too long with dead battery and his ecu lost the map somehow, I also lost his map because my Laptop crashed and I lost all my data, including a couple of other customers - this is why new policy is I send the .dat fc-logit file to them in an email after the tuning session. Funny part is we tuned this car the whole time not knowing it had a vacuum leak. One of the vacuum leak plugs for the holes under the throttle body blew off during the first couple of runs and we estimated we could have made another 10-20 whp if we did not have this issue in the back ground. Really annoying but who could have known? I now tripple check all of the vacuum spts obsessively Turbo was a little laggy, i.e. full boost kicked on at 4500 RPMS with anything over 16 PSI but after than car pulled very violent to 8000RPM limit I set up on it. If we had switched in some HKS 272 instead of the BC cams I am sure we could have hit over 440 WHP at 21 PSI with the AM, which is ridiculous for a T28 Turbine.
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True....I ordered my turbo thru ATP, and I think it was pre-clocked a certain way.....excellent point
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09-05-2009, 09:58 AM | #1050 |
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im not sure what chra is but i put a clocking kit on it when i get it. The fitting on the turbo was originally a 9 degree and i switched it to a 45. it seems to fit better but still seems tight.
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