I made 220whp @ 8psi...How much will I make @ 15psi?
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Originally posted by incendui
How did you make 220whp on a stock turbo, stock port, at the stock boost level?
How did you make 220whp on a stock turbo, stock port, at the stock boost level?
I don't understand the 8psi. If the RB turbo back is there I would have thought the boost would already be in the teens. I'm not saying it isn't. I know very little about turbos. Just asking.
Doesn't RB say its full exhaust setup will run about 10-11 PSI?
I don't know about 220whp but my car is running 7-8 PSI and no where near those numbers. I would estimate about ~165-175whp is what I'm making.
I don't know about 220whp but my car is running 7-8 PSI and no where near those numbers. I would estimate about ~165-175whp is what I'm making.
Originally posted by Dan H
...I would estimate about ~165-175whp is what I'm making.
...I would estimate about ~165-175whp is what I'm making.
You should dyno your car dude. Your probably making more power than that. I dunno.
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Originally posted by Dan H
Yeah, I think it is higher than that but not quite sure. But I didn't want to over estimate.
RB full exhaust is next on the upgrade list.
Yeah, I think it is higher than that but not quite sure. But I didn't want to over estimate.

RB full exhaust is next on the upgrade list.
how is he doing it? three characters: E6K.
everybody knows the stock engine management sucks on these cars when you have any mods at all. A good tune can make the difference.
Or maybe he's just forgetting to tell us about the 50 shot :P
somebody needs to take a stock TII and haltechify it, just to see what the difference is before and after. Completely stock, I mean.
everybody knows the stock engine management sucks on these cars when you have any mods at all. A good tune can make the difference.
Or maybe he's just forgetting to tell us about the 50 shot :P
somebody needs to take a stock TII and haltechify it, just to see what the difference is before and after. Completely stock, I mean.
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Originally posted by Dan H
Doesn't RB say its full exhaust setup will run about 10-11 PSI?
I don't know about 220whp but my car is running 7-8 PSI and no where near those numbers. I would estimate about ~165-175whp is what I'm making.
Doesn't RB say its full exhaust setup will run about 10-11 PSI?
I don't know about 220whp but my car is running 7-8 PSI and no where near those numbers. I would estimate about ~165-175whp is what I'm making.
You also have a S4. They seem to not make as much power as S5's
And yes. It was only 8~9(max)psi. Their site does say that it will raise it to 10-11 but I could only get that on super cold winter nights. When I dynoed, it was only at 8-9.
No 50 shot
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Originally posted by silverrotor
Crap. I'm making the same power on my NA.
You should dyno your car dude. Your probably making more power than that. I dunno.
Crap. I'm making the same power on my NA.
You should dyno your car dude. Your probably making more power than that. I dunno.
Originally posted by adamlewis
You also have a S4. They seem to not make as much power as S5's
And yes. It was only 8~9(max)psi. Their site does say that it will raise it to 10-11 but I could only get that on super cold winter nights. When I dynoed, it was only at 8-9.
No 50 shot
You also have a S4. They seem to not make as much power as S5's
And yes. It was only 8~9(max)psi. Their site does say that it will raise it to 10-11 but I could only get that on super cold winter nights. When I dynoed, it was only at 8-9.
No 50 shot
Oh, for the other post above, I'm running a Microtech LT8. Its set on the rich side though. But I'll agree, compared to a mildy modified TII that I drove with stock ECU, the aftermarket EMS is much much better.
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Originally posted by BDC
Not bad, Adam. My friend Hassan made 270/270 at 11psi of boost w/ stock turbo, stock S4 type motor, but with a GReddy V-SPL intercooler.
220 at 8psi isn't too bad
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Not bad, Adam. My friend Hassan made 270/270 at 11psi of boost w/ stock turbo, stock S4 type motor, but with a GReddy V-SPL intercooler.
220 at 8psi isn't too bad

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Yeah, that was on the stock TMIC along with a bag of ice
It was also before the Haltech was put on. Just had an S-AFC back then.
a stock ecu turbo II will make 220rwhp at 10psi with intake / exhuast. so with the ek6 at 8psi I belive the 220.
I don't know if you are gona make too much more at 15. probably less then 300.
with a to4 and ported engine. you'll make around 330RWHP at 8psi
I don't know if you are gona make too much more at 15. probably less then 300.
with a to4 and ported engine. you'll make around 330RWHP at 8psi
on a stock s4 j spec, with full exhaust, factory ecu,with a walbro amd rising rate fpr(set at static 40 psi)we made 274whp at the Pettit BBQ. got the dyno sheets and video to prove it.o also at 15 psi.
15psi is far too much for the stock turbo. You'll be adding more heat than power, particularly if you're still using the stock IC, and you'll be overspeeding the turbo. You'll need buckets of fuel to cool the air/fuel mix enugh to prevent detonation. I wouldn't advise going past 12psi, 10 would be safer.
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Originally posted by NZConvertible
15psi is far too much for the stock turbo. You'll be adding more heat than power, particularly if you're still using the stock IC, and you'll be overspeeding the turbo. You'll need buckets of fuel to cool the air/fuel mix enugh to prevent detonation. I wouldn't advise going past 12psi, 10 would be safer.
15psi is far too much for the stock turbo. You'll be adding more heat than power, particularly if you're still using the stock IC, and you'll be overspeeding the turbo. You'll need buckets of fuel to cool the air/fuel mix enugh to prevent detonation. I wouldn't advise going past 12psi, 10 would be safer.
As for overspinning it; yeah...It probably is. But Im looking for a good reason to upgrade my turbo anyways
I dont know exactly how much fuel is being consumed...but my plugs show no sign of running lean and Ive heard no audible knock over the past week or two that Ive been running the car this way.
Originally posted by adamlewis
I know the old butt dyno says its blowing more than just hot air @ 15psi...
I know the old butt dyno says its blowing more than just hot air @ 15psi...
...and Ive heard no audible knock over the past week or two that Ive been running the car this way.
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interesting test of the stock ic, http://www.nopistons.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=23748
Originally posted by j9fd3s
interesting test of the stock ic, http://www.nopistons.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=23748
interesting test of the stock ic, http://www.nopistons.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=23748
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Originally posted by NZConvertible
Measured your intake temps? Most never do...
Measured your intake temps? Most never do...
Mostly because the IC gets heak soaked though...As for the knock, like I said, Im pretty sure I have none. My plugs show no sign of a lean condition, or knock itself, and my rear bumper tells me Im running plenty rich.
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