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08-21-2018, 11:06 AM | #1 |
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“Flex Your Bottom Mount Setup” Thread
Shoot me if something like this already exists, but I’ve seen a GTX thread, a 2871r thread, I think an EFR thread somewhere, but this is for all that bottom mount, t25, “stock looking” 4 cyl goodness.
Really I just want to brag. Last Sunday My SR made 492 whp on a dynapack at 19 psi with the following mods: CP 9.5:1 comp Eagle rods Tomei 256 poncams Tomei expreme manifold Custom 3” exhaust CX fmic EFR 6758 ID1050x Walbro 485 @ 55 psi base fuel pressure PowerFC D jetro Oh, and e85 I had to do a handfull of stuff to get the efr to fit bottom-mount, like clearance a part of the block with a die grinder, but aside from that it wasn’t anything too groundbreaking. Also it will easily break 500 if I had a better fuel setup. Onto some pictures! The dyno graph shows wastegate (12 psi), low boost (14 psi), medium boost (17 psi), and high boost (19 psi). Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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08-21-2018, 11:35 AM | #2 |
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When I dynoed mine on Dynodynamics (similar to mustang)
CP 8.5:1 comp Eagle rods HKS 264 Step 1 Stock Intake and Exhaust Blitz Nurspec Blitz FMIC GT2871R .86 Nismo 740cc Walbro 255 @ 43 psi base fuel pressure PowerFC D jetro Cali Piss 91 360 WHP @ 5500..... Nothing spectacular.
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08-21-2018, 12:28 PM | #3 |
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When I was 2.2L SR
GTX2863 Poncams ebay manifold modded for EWG, hopefully going to get a better manifold, finding good options is terribly difficult Tial MVS 19 psi 398/390
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08-21-2018, 12:37 PM | #4 | |
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P.S I did this install a few years ago. Have since moved on to bigger and better things How-to/tutorial: Installation of EFR 6258, 6758 and 7163 on SR20DET Made 300WHP on 12 psi with zero timing added. Essentially a cleaned up base map. Thing was a riot! 6758 Stock manifold 3" Nismotronic Decapped 850 side feed Basic setup. |
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08-21-2018, 02:46 PM | #5 |
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damn. impressive. 492 whp is probably the highest I've ever seen from 2.0 L bottom mount SR.
425 whp was about the highest I'd seen before. I think your extra 70 whp came from the E85. And maybe some EFR efficiency. |
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haha I seriously thought he missed a gear until he rolled past me and I heard all the crunchy not healthy noises. I'll have some video footage shortly. |
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Textbook low power KA-T setup. Kinda ghetto in spots, but it's been good to me.
T25 (bump to T28 soon) SR injectors Z32 MAF Stock internals RS Enthalpy OTS tune CodyAce manifold PBM mid mount intercooler PBM cobra DP |
08-21-2018, 05:39 PM | #12 | |
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HOWEVER, I have seen plenty of guys run scavenge pumps on bottom mount setups that were still above the pan; some even going as far to say it was an 'absolute must'. I think they were playing it safe. just curious. |
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08-21-2018, 07:26 PM | #13 |
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A Nissan bottom mount turbo setup doesn't put the turbo under the engine or anything.
The turbo is still half-way up the engine, and the oil drains into the block above the oil pan. So gravity just does it's thing. Bottom mount: Top mount: |
08-21-2018, 07:39 PM | #14 | |
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Tried looking for a better picture but it seems photobucket has stoled all of our pictures for ransom...
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Wow haha this thread actually got some traffic.. I think it's awesome to see everybody's setups floating around here, and I think its exciting that just 5-10 years ago you had to go top mount to make big power with a relatively small displacement 4 cyl. Injectors, engine management, turbos, coatings, fuels, tuning, etc have all leapfrogged so quickly recently I wanted to see what kind of power a motor would make using an old recipe with modern components.
What do you have now? I was under the impression that you've had the same motor since forever haha. I am! Haha, I actually stole a bunch of ideas from your thread. Quote:
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No scavenge pump here, I'm sure on a massive turbo that requires an insane amount of oil feed it might be needed, but with only a -3 or -4 feed there's not too much volume to get backed up. My oil drain is weeping a little bit though.
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cool pacotaco! do you know if you east bay or peninsula? Its expensive AF up here... Come by for a beer and check out my build... when you got time
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I got an assignment at Travis AFB, so I’m trying to find a place in Concord Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Oh you in the AF.... I had a few friends out there at the base.... Vacaville isn't bad its pretty nice actually.... Dude you are like 40 minutes from Thunderhill. Its one of the premier tracks for drift and time attack.
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Was running 17PSI.... needed it for more track duty so didn't want to run it 21 PSI which is closer to its sweet spot....
Then blew the motor cause of a coolant leak under the intake manifold..... Now went freddy to clean that up.
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@paco, do the ATI dampers make that big of a difference? When should you add it?
Been debating for a long time. Thanks for your insight.
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