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01-19-2013, 09:33 AM | #2911 |
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you dont need to point out that the car is on rollers - the fact that the engine is in the car is proof that it is wheel hp and not brake. the engine would have to be out of the car to get its true flywheel rating.
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01-19-2013, 09:47 AM | #2912 | |
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There is really nothing to make a point about. If what you say is true then your dynos just read different in the UK. They read different among each other here as well. Let's just stop cluttering the thread with useless info. I would like to see what your car traps in the 1/4 mile after cams and intake though. I'm willing to bet your 350-370whp is equivalent to a US 400whp. Otherwise it just doesn't make sense. |
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01-19-2013, 09:51 AM | #2913 |
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Ok I get that your cars are on a dyno and you measure whp, I never said I didn't understand that. What I don't understand is why your wheel powers are averaging the same as our flywheel figures.
Like I said in my last post going by that video of codyace's car they are definatly running it in 3rd where as we do runs in 4th. Maybe the difference is that 3rd gear has slot more power and torque than 4th I would imagine. |
01-19-2013, 09:52 AM | #2914 | |
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The reason you are getting under my skin is because you keep talking in a condescending manner as if us Americans are in the wrong because we don't do it like you. We don't tune cars on a chassis dyno for the sake of calculating bhp... |
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01-19-2013, 09:56 AM | #2915 | |
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Totally Agree lol I ran a ca18det before with (supposedly) 277fwhp which I think was around 240whp. It got 109mph with a time of 13.53secs |
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01-19-2013, 10:00 AM | #2917 | |
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01-19-2013, 10:04 AM | #2918 |
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My car has been running for 3yrs just never took her to the strip as I do drifting mostly. I have poncams to fit and an .86 housing but I don't think the cams will make much difference. I think ill gain up to 20hp from the .86 housing but will loose the midrange torque that the .64 puts out.
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01-19-2013, 10:07 AM | #2919 | |
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850cc inj, Z32 mafs , Nistune, Stock Block, 256in,264ex and 4.36final quarter times: 11.51 @123mph summer tires 405whp 357ftlbs dynojet 4th gear 396whp 351ftlbs mustang 4th gear I admit the flywheel number from that site you posted, do resemble our rear wheel output. The trap speeds and times seem way off though. I ran a 13.2 @ 103mph with a stock t25 putting down 246whp 224ftlbs This was in an s13 full interior no spare.
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01-19-2013, 10:15 AM | #2921 |
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It's funny as if anyone wants over 400fwhp here they go out and buy gt3071's lol
Cotbu if you look further up I did a similar time as you with a ca18det running 240whp. |
01-20-2013, 12:08 PM | #2925 |
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Nice looking ride. I like the larger than average hot side plumbing.
What is in the top left corner of the bay behind the shock tower? Looks like a spot light lol |
01-20-2013, 01:44 PM | #2927 | |
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We had one on the old dyno and IIRC it made 310-320 whp with a MicroTech (I believe that was the name) at 18 psi. I didn't get much info out of it other than it was just a quick turbo swap to see how it worked.
With that said, It's hard to give my true opinion on it as IIRC that car wasn't tuned by the owner to 100%, and unsure what cams were in it. I think it would be a solid 340-350whp capable turbo though at 20 psi. With that said I'm sunsure how reliable it will be there either. Quote:
FWIW though, my car went 11.6 at 120 (1.88 60' yuck). 4.6 final drive, so it crosses the traps just shy of redline in 4th. Car weighed 2800 lbs. I don't ever drag race it as it's not really setup for drag racing with the suspension (stiff, full rollbars, lotsa caster/camber). I know with a good driver, and suspsneion swap, that the car would probably cut a 1.50/1.60 go a super low 11 with a nice launch. Can't beat that for a street car. Put my combo in an S13 and I see no reason why it wouldn't be a high ten second car. I ran my car in 4th gear, and have always run it in 4th gear. With that said though, we haved dyno'd some cars in 3rd without any major change in the numbers. Some automatic cars are funny as you just stay in it, and it just keeps making the same peak in 2-3-4 gear.
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01-20-2013, 02:57 PM | #2928 | |
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Lol fair enough, must be a resistance thing as even in a 750hp skyline I video'd here it doesn't get to the redline as quick as yours. But like I've said our dyno's are designed to give a calculation of flywheel power, think the dyno measures the rundown to calculate it. |
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01-20-2013, 06:55 PM | #2929 | |
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02-11-2013, 08:43 PM | #2932 | |
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450hp easy, light switch power, not my choice for a stock bottom end. full boost 3850rpm, held at 2000rpm and only revved to 6500rpm. And 2hrs + just trying to stop creep, which never happened. IIRC.
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02-11-2013, 10:49 PM | #2933 | |
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I like the turbo, some say it's laggy but was doing 20psi about 4200. I drift it so just staying in high revs makes it really nice. |
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02-12-2013, 12:32 AM | #2934 |
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So I have been looking into the GTX286*7 & 3 and wasn't sure which I should go with I want to be making 400hp at least, I would like to be able to make that on pump gas but will be having multiple tunes because I will be running E85 (the two tunes is for incase of emergencies) so my question is what turbo would better suit me? so anyone's opinion is greatly appreciated
fresh rebuilt engine stock bottom end. cams undecided but thinking HKS step 2 264 I&E (open to opinions) upgraded valve springs 1000cc injectors (due to E85) I think thats the right size PBM HMIC greddy intake manifold era1 throttle body pfc d-jetro |
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PBM HMIC won't cool that properly.
IIRC there only rated to 300whp.
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02-12-2013, 02:40 AM | #2936 |
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^^Are you using the stock sr exhaust manifold?
We have almost the same engine mods going on...I also have era1 TB, Pbm hmic, greddy (style) intake, stock bottom end, poncam, aem Ems, and doc manifold. I would like to make around 400, but very unlikely with my gt28rs(maxes out around 18lbs). Hope I can get it all ready to tune by the end of the month. |
02-12-2013, 10:54 AM | #2938 | |
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Regardless of the discussion over it's location and airflow across it. The size of the core presents limits.
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02-12-2013, 11:37 AM | #2939 | |
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"People" want to brag and talk shit up so they don't look dumb for wasting $400. The next question you should ask is that 400hp fly, dyno or mustang? Or are these "people" just guessing cause it's "crazy fast yo". |
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02-12-2013, 06:43 PM | #2940 |
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I was set on the PBM HMIC until I started doing homework.. It looks like an ideal concept, but it seems to limit airflow to rad :/
Zach, once your cars running youll have to give us an extended review I will proabably purchase ebay/cxracing fmic kit, flip it upside down w/ custom brackets so it sits nice and high (ive already destryord one and dented another with the shit brackets they include), then jimmy up the piping for shortest possible length. Best of both worlds imo.. cost efficent, stupid massive core, nice position, and low pipe length like this kindof (except outside the core support) Thoughts? |
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