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Old Jun 10, 2005 | 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by TT_Rex_7
Are you just ******* stupid or what? Since when are people not entitled to their opinion? Last time I checked, I clearly stated in my post that everything was my opinion.



Good for you! But as we all know, street driving isn't the same as taking the car to the track, I don't care how hard you drive it on the street. If someone can show it'll hold up to some serious track time, then i'll promote the damn thing myself.



How long did you run the ebay manifold for?

They do work, but you can't say they will hold up over time, and track use, because you don't have a damn clue. So all we have to go by, is what they're made of. So again, due to their thinner, and low qaulity material, they are crap compared to other manifolds. If these lower grade/thinner materials are so great, why the hell arn't Nascar, etc. etc. using them? After all, they are cheaper.

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alright, you've once again turned a conversation into a **** slingin' contest.

i had that thing on for a few months with the stock port motor, then another 2 months with the bridge, but the car got stolen so sucks to be me. driving up a mountain every day and night is about the most torture i can think of to put a manifold through.

since when is 304 a low quality material? granted it's not inconel, but it's fine for a manifold. i just don't know why you talk so much when you don't have any experience.
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Old Jun 10, 2005 | 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted by GUITARJUNKIE28
alright, you've once again turned a conversation into a **** slingin' contest.
No, I am not. I'm trying to keep it nice and clean, but you like to argue peoples opinions. I'm not arguing the fact that the manifold held up to your abuse, and you was happy with it, etc. etc., however you like to argue the fact that I think they are crap. Your entitled to your opinion, along with me.

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i had that thing on for a few months with the stock port motor, then another 2 months with the bridge, but the car got stolen so sucks to be me. driving up a mountain every day and night is about the most torture i can think of to put a manifold through.
There's a hell of alot more abuse you can put on it than that. Launching a car at a drag strip on slicks will put ALOT of abuse on the whole car. Along with the sharp, constant turns with an autocross track/parking lot ( ).

I'm sorry to hear about your car being stolen, i'd hate to have that happen to me.

Originally Posted by GUITARJUNKIE28
since when is 304 a low quality material? granted it's not inconel, but it's fine for a manifold. i just don't know why you talk so much when you don't have any experience.
I don't think it's listed as 304 on their ebay auctions. I think they may state the flanges are, but not the tubing. Not only that, i'd love to know where they get the material from.

As far as experience goes, I have a hell of alot of experience. In no way am I trying to brag, or state that I know more than you, but I deal with materials all day long. (Machinist/Machine shop owner)

-Alex

Edit: Nevermind, I think you was speaking of experience with the manifold.

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Old Jun 10, 2005 | 07:49 PM
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yea, i was talking about experience with that particular manifold. i know you know what you're doing in a shop.
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Old Jun 10, 2005 | 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by t-von
You tell me!
Jesus, has everyone who knows their asses from their elbows left this place or what?

You can't run larger injectors with the pettit unlimited nor can you tune it. Its just a stock unit with a daughter board and aftermarket maps.
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Old Jun 10, 2005 | 08:42 PM
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Jesus, has everyone who knows their asses from their elbows left this place or what?
No, they just rarely visit such hopeless threads. And Tyler's post was pretty obvious, so leaving it at that would hopefully prod someone to learn something.
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Old Jun 10, 2005 | 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted by GUITARJUNKIE28
you can have all 3 if you know what you're doing.

i agree but not everyone is an rotery expert. Me personaly would rather spend the extra $$$ and not have to spend more $$$ down the road. I also use my FD as a daily driver in the summer.
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Old Jun 10, 2005 | 08:56 PM
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i'm not an expert. i'm an enthusiast that got out of hand
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Old Jun 10, 2005 | 11:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Kento
Tyler's post was pretty obvious, so leaving it at that would hopefully prod someone to learn something.

It's only odvious to those with the knowledge of the product. My mistake for even suggesting that it could be used in the application of my idea. I mainly did so because you can buy them cheap used and you would think that with the name (unlimited) that the ecu would have some tunning capability.

Now as for Tyler, he could have simply pointed out the faults with my post instead of leaving someone else to do it for him. Thats the main reason I said "you tell me".

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Old Jun 11, 2005 | 12:00 AM
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It's only odvious to those with the knowledge of the product.
That is exactly my point. For those who it isn't, a little searching could have uncovered the reasoning behind his post.

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I mainly did so because you can buy them cheap used and you would think that with the name (unlimited) that the ecu would have some tunning capability.
That's part of the "hopelessness" of this thread: If you can "buy them cheap used"--and you never see PFCs for "$300"-- do you think the cheap product would have tuning capability?

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Now as for Tyler, he could have simply pointed out the faults with my post instead of leaving someone else to do it for him. Thats the main reason I said "you tell me".
True, he could have. But maybe he decided not to for whatever reason, or he stopped looking at the thread. My response was not meant to insult you; only to explain why no one pointed out what the faults in your post were.
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Old Jun 11, 2005 | 01:35 AM
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Why go single when full non seq twins will do 11's at no cost if you DIY?

1. non seq...free
2. ebay down pipe $90.00 I've had one for 2 years and it's still holding up.
3. manuel cut-out $30.00 welded onto down pipe. "NO cat back needed"
T-von, how do you control the creep. Did you port your WG? I went non-seq. the "temporary" way and ran open DP and got over 4 psi in boost creep.(yes I have a pfc and I hit fuel cut) I have a manual BC needle valve locked in its place by a set screw and still boostcreep like crazy.

Jeremy

**sorry if this is sidetracking!
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Old Jun 11, 2005 | 12:16 PM
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i was thinking the same thing..open exhaust i would think you'd get severe boost creep so that wouldnt work
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Old Jun 11, 2005 | 03:12 PM
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i said he is running the hks fcon not the Pettit ecu and he is running on stock injectors.
im still waiting for some one to say they have had a failure with one of these things on their fd.
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Old Jun 11, 2005 | 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by FD3SR1
i said he is running the hks fcon not the Pettit ecu and he is running on stock injectors.
im still waiting for some one to say they have had a failure with one of these things on their fd.
Dude, you don't know enough about these cars to tell you are being seriously bullshitted.

Running 16-17 psi on a T3/T4 turbo with the stock injectors? Bwahahaha
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Old Jun 11, 2005 | 03:34 PM
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don't look at things in psi...you don't know what that compressor flows. if it were a 60-1 or a 60 trim, etc etc, then you'd at least have a rough idea, but a "t4" doesn't mean **** since they vary so much.
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Old Jun 11, 2005 | 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted by GUITARJUNKIE28
don't look at things in psi...you don't know what that compressor flows. if it were a 60-1 or a 60 trim, etc etc, then you'd at least have a rough idea, but a "t4" doesn't mean **** since they vary so much.
Give me a freaking break, the stock injectors can't handle 15 psi on the stock twins, are you trying to tell me that they can handle 16-17 psi on a single turbo? I don't think so. It's frankly obvious that this guy isn't being honest about what's been done to his car.
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Old Jun 11, 2005 | 04:06 PM
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dont' get all pissy--you know what i meant.

16 psi on an s-trim is NOT the same thing as 16 psi on a 62-1
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Old Jun 11, 2005 | 04:25 PM
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Well I messed around with Max Coopers fuel calculations, and from that, the stock injectors can't support the hp needed to get that car into the 11's. I even tried various BSFC from .55-.64. I also maxed out the injectors to 100%. So there's no way he got into the 11's on the stock injectors. (2 550cc primary, 2 850cc secondarys)

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Old Jun 11, 2005 | 04:36 PM
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i played with the one from rx7.com

360 hp
2800 lb
4 shifts ( i counted the launch as one)
29" tire height
11.9 eta
and injectors @ 100% gives 422 hp--should do 360 whp

i think it's technically possible, but it would be at the very limits.

i wanna hear from whoever owns the car just to get the whole story.
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Old Jun 11, 2005 | 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted by GUITARJUNKIE28
dont' get all pissy--you know what i meant.

16 psi on an s-trim is NOT the same thing as 16 psi on a 62-1
Rynberg has been a knowledgable, respected and helpful person of the rotary community for a long time now. In regards to the topic at hand, I would happen to agree 100% with what he says. The stock injectors ARE maxed out ~15psi on stock twins. To claim they would have enough supporting fuel for even a cheap T3/T4 single at anything about 13+psi is ridiculous. The flow rate on this cheap turbo is obviously better than the stock twins and not only that, i'm sure it also flows slightly cooler air, which means its more dense, which means there are more oxygen molecules in it, which also means there needs to be more fuel to meet with it. Please think about that...

Originally Posted by FD3SR1
said he is running the hks fcon not the Pettit ecu and he is running on stock injectors.
im still waiting for some one to say they have had a failure with one of these things on their fd.
If you have so much faith in this guy then do us all a favor and go for his $1100 11 second program and prove us all wrong. Otherwise please stop bickering with the knowlegable people on this forum and STFU
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Old Jun 11, 2005 | 05:00 PM
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So there's no way he got into the 11's on the stock injectors. (2 550cc primary, 2 850cc secondarys)
Are you f'n kidding me? Ever hear of Brooks Weisblat, Kevin Wyum, Kyle Kruteliek, or any of the other 20+ guys (myself included) that have gone into the 11s (or very close to it) on stock injectors with no problems? Sure they might be maxed, but that really doesn't mean jack so long as the AFRs are in check and the octane is high enough.
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Old Jun 11, 2005 | 05:02 PM
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Originally Posted by XSTransAm
let it rip the apexs right off the rotor when your injectors hit 100%

Why, is there magic button that gets pressed when the injectors go to 100% that makes the motor pop? ....see above post, its been done plenty of times.
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Old Jun 11, 2005 | 06:31 PM
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Yeah, running 100% daily a hundred percent of the time is definately deadly. I remember in the 5.0 days people used to run high 12s on practically stock motors with simple on track tricks. I still remember by just pulling the serpentine belt and taking off the sway bar got me to low 13s.
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Old Jun 11, 2005 | 09:56 PM
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im not saying im an expert by any means! i will confrunt him with this and see if i can get him on here so he can tell you. im just saying what i have see with my own 2 eyes.
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Old Jun 23, 2005 | 12:30 AM
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what i have posted is all true. i asked him and wha i have listed is what is done.


Update: he is has a haltech e6x and a turbonetics 60-1 with upraded injectors( 850's and 1600cc) and a clutch that he is installing as we speak and is hoping to break into the 10's.
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Old Jun 23, 2005 | 01:34 AM
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Sorry, but just because he tells you that is what is there and then you parroting the info doesn't make it "true".
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