600 HP on the 13B???
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600 HP on the 13B???
Last night there was a big cruise in at the Dave and Buster's in the Cincinnati, Ohio area. There was a guy there claiming 600 HP (didn't say to the wheels or through the flywheel) on a T-88. I was just wondering if it was possible to have even 600 HP though the flywheel on the stock 13B motor. He was wanting to race anything for pink slips too.
Originally posted by Domestic513
OH yeah, he was also wanting to race for 100 MPH to 200 MPH, I didn't think the FD was geared to go 200. Can anyone tell me otherwise?
OH yeah, he was also wanting to race for 100 MPH to 200 MPH, I didn't think the FD was geared to go 200. Can anyone tell me otherwise?
18" rims get you another few MPH.
Now if his motor was properly clearanced & ported he could try to pull past redline...
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I saw the gear ratio's a while back (maybe on the Lightning site) . I think the 7's are geared for 187mph(standard) and 196mph( Automatic). Don't quote me though. A 3'd gen will definitely definitely do that type of speed with the right amount of hoss. I've had mine to 178mph, but I couldn't get past 150mph until I reached the top of a hill. I still had room too, so they might be able to hit the 200mph mark.
This guy might be telling the truth. But I don't know man. Anyone that's driven up there knows how scary it is. It's an amazing rush though. I pussed out, and I love speed. He must have some brass ones if he's telling the truth.
Most likely
Ask to see a time slip.
Jim
This guy might be telling the truth. But I don't know man. Anyone that's driven up there knows how scary it is. It's an amazing rush though. I pussed out, and I love speed. He must have some brass ones if he's telling the truth.
Most likely
Ask to see a time slip.
Jim
there is an article on the peter ferall website saying that he had a customer car up to 630 rwhp. I can't seem to find it, and I am pretty sure I am not making this up
. I don't know if that was 93 octane gas... anyone have a link to this page?
. I don't know if that was 93 octane gas... anyone have a link to this page?
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From: l.a.
Originally posted by trigeek37
there is an article on the peter ferall website saying that he had a customer car up to 630 rwhp. I can't seem to find it, and I am pretty sure I am not making this up
. I don't know if that was 93 octane gas... anyone have a link to this page?
there is an article on the peter ferall website saying that he had a customer car up to 630 rwhp. I can't seem to find it, and I am pretty sure I am not making this up
. I don't know if that was 93 octane gas... anyone have a link to this page?
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Yup Forcefed7 has done it and @30psi on 2mm seals. So with carefull tune'n and a good port it can be done. here is a link of his dyno pull @PFS.
www.pfs.cc
-Rikki
www.pfs.cc
-Rikki
Originally posted by Jim Calandrella
215? Damn. Impressive.
How did you come up with that figure? It's strange that 4:10's on an American car mean you top out at 110mph. Why is it different on an RX7?
Jim
215? Damn. Impressive.
How did you come up with that figure? It's strange that 4:10's on an American car mean you top out at 110mph. Why is it different on an RX7?
Jim
I don't understand what your saying about 410s topping out at 110. I just looked at 8K RPM, with 17" rims, & the stock 410 diff ratio. The actuall MPH ASSUMES you have the hp to push it that fast.
ES,
Mustangs come with 3:55's. The other sets popular sets seem to be 3:73's and 4:11's. It seems like most people, with the exception of the hardcore guys, do 3:73's. Cobra guy's seem to do 4:11's, because they have a sixth gear, and can still not wind on the highway or roadcourse for that matter. When they change their gear sets(to be better in the quarter) they always lose top end. This is true especially in older muscle cars, as every once in a while you'll cruise by one on the highway going 60, and he sounds like he's at 6,000rpm. You probably know this already and I just suck at explaining it.
Basically, what they gain down low, they lose up top.
That is why i'm surprised that the rx7 can still do 200mph with 4:10's.
I know someone will come and explain this better than I. Where's the guy who ones a Cobra as well. He'll know.
Mustangs come with 3:55's. The other sets popular sets seem to be 3:73's and 4:11's. It seems like most people, with the exception of the hardcore guys, do 3:73's. Cobra guy's seem to do 4:11's, because they have a sixth gear, and can still not wind on the highway or roadcourse for that matter. When they change their gear sets(to be better in the quarter) they always lose top end. This is true especially in older muscle cars, as every once in a while you'll cruise by one on the highway going 60, and he sounds like he's at 6,000rpm. You probably know this already and I just suck at explaining it.
Basically, what they gain down low, they lose up top.
That is why i'm surprised that the rx7 can still do 200mph with 4:10's.
I know someone will come and explain this better than I. Where's the guy who ones a Cobra as well. He'll know.
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Originally posted by Jim Calandrella
FD,
Isn't that supposed to make 600rwhp? It's advertised as such on RX7.com. Well at least they used to advertise it at that rating(I noticed they took it off over the past year).
Jim
FD,
Isn't that supposed to make 600rwhp? It's advertised as such on RX7.com. Well at least they used to advertise it at that rating(I noticed they took it off over the past year).
Jim
There are two limitations on hitting the magical 200 mph mark. The first is gear limit, the second is aerodynamics. In the super tuner shoot out the PFS turbo 3 rotor (600 HP) couldn't even make it pass 150 mph with a 15 mph head wind. Unless there is aome extensive aero body modifications, the standard FD will not do 200 period.
Originally posted by Trexthe3rd
There are two limitations on hitting the magical 200 mph mark. The first is gear limit, the second is aerodynamics. In the super tuner shoot out the PFS turbo 3 rotor (600 HP) couldn't even make it pass 150 mph with a 15 mph head wind. Unless there is aome extensive aero body modifications, the standard FD will not do 200 period.
There are two limitations on hitting the magical 200 mph mark. The first is gear limit, the second is aerodynamics. In the super tuner shoot out the PFS turbo 3 rotor (600 HP) couldn't even make it pass 150 mph with a 15 mph head wind. Unless there is aome extensive aero body modifications, the standard FD will not do 200 period.
a 100% stock FD can run to near 160. I understand gearing is a limiting factor, but with 600 horses, they should have hit that limitation first.
Ok the reason american cars cant break 120 on 4.11 is because american cars redline at 4-5k rpm. With an 8k redline even with the same rearend ratio and 5th gear ratio u can go atleast twice as fast right there as long as you have the right amount of power to push it...an fd definately has the aerodynamics to go over 200...im not sure about the gearing though, as you can see from the rx7.com website: http://www.rx7.com/cgi-local/3catalog.cgi?cat=2&part=6 at 7500RPM in fifth gear with a stock 4.1 ratio ur only going 182 ( i say ONLY 182 because its significantly less than 200, not cuz its slow or anything) so im not sure that in the remaining 500 rpm you can pick up 18 mph.....either that...or im like completely and totally wrong
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The top speed of any vehicle is a funny number to begin with. The absolute top speed is usually recorded in a windless condition and near perfect flat run with no length limitations (run till the road runs out). That's why top speed runs usually takes place on the salt flats. I agree they should have at least past 150 but the fact is that they didn't. Neither did the super charged C5, Renntech stage 3 turbo 911.
Originally posted by es
17" rims, and factory redline of 8K with stock 4.10:1 diff comes to 215ish.
18" rims get you another few MPH.
17" rims, and factory redline of 8K with stock 4.10:1 diff comes to 215ish.
18" rims get you another few MPH.
its about the tire size.





