Crispeed Tuned 1st Gen - Dynosheet attached
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08-10-05, 12:07 AM
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Originally Posted by radkins
No Lag? You developed peak power at 7800rpm!
08-11-05, 12:06 PM
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Originally Posted by EL5Letra
btw..how big are the ports on this motor.
08-12-05, 11:14 PM
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84 gsl with 93 block street port garrett 72 a/r cold and 90 a/r hot side.
550 cc pri and 1600 sec.
370 at 10 psi
was 427 at 13 psi
now 443 at 14 psi with a crappy bost controller that wont hold 14psi at all
just got a profec s , so im looking to hit the dyno again at 15 psi constant and we'll see what numbers we may come up with.
by the way how d you insert a pic , i wanna post my dyno
550 cc pri and 1600 sec.
370 at 10 psi
was 427 at 13 psi
now 443 at 14 psi with a crappy bost controller that wont hold 14psi at all
just got a profec s , so im looking to hit the dyno again at 15 psi constant and we'll see what numbers we may come up with.
by the way how d you insert a pic , i wanna post my dyno
08-13-05, 11:23 AM
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Originally Posted by dubulup
^rotor compression ratio??
thats a nice 16hp jump with 1psi change.
thats a nice 16hp jump with 1psi change.
exactly...thats what I was thinking. But noting as how he said it doesnt hold, the boost prolly spiked.
08-14-05, 10:12 AM
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08-14-05, 10:55 AM
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Nice! Looks like I need ~100hp to catch up to you! 
I wish I dynoed with my 13psi spring in... I'd still be 60hp short though I'd guess.
You can see how the your port job helps out the flow in a big way when comparing your dyno sheet and mine. Your power just keeps going and going while I'm done at ~7k.
Do you have a link to some underhood shots?
Nice work !
I wish I dynoed with my 13psi spring in... I'd still be 60hp short though I'd guess. You can see how the your port job helps out the flow in a big way when comparing your dyno sheet and mine. Your power just keeps going and going while I'm done at ~7k.
Do you have a link to some underhood shots?
Nice work !
08-14-05, 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by setzep
Nice! Looks like I need ~100hp to catch up to you! I wish I dynoed with my 13psi spring in... I'd still be 60hp short though I'd guess.
You can see how the your port job helps out the flow in a big way when comparing your dyno sheet and mine. Your power just keeps going and going while I'm done at ~7k.
Do you have a link to some underhood shots?
Nice work !
I wish I dynoed with my 13psi spring in... I'd still be 60hp short though I'd guess. You can see how the your port job helps out the flow in a big way when comparing your dyno sheet and mine. Your power just keeps going and going while I'm done at ~7k.
Do you have a link to some underhood shots?
Nice work !
These are some old Pics:
I have a new fan, new catch can, and other things since these pics.
Driver's Side:
Passenger Side:
***Here is a small video clip of it running (untuned)***
http://www.putfile.com/media.php?n=1stClip
08-15-05, 06:10 PM
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I see you still have the stock cosmo TPS, how's it been working for you? Mine didn't work for ****. I suppose it's not a big issue if you're not running a BAC valve. Up here in MN it's nice to be able to reach in on a 30 deg day and fire the car off and let it run ~1200rpm till it get's warm.
The IC plumbing looks like it was fun to do! I still like how your turbo is a bit higher up, makes for a nice sloping turbo drain. Also, you can point the outlet of compressor housing down for a cleaner look.
How do you like those MSD coils? Oh wait.. you were troubleshooting a ign breakup problem. I'll ask that question later when you get it figured out. For some reason with my stock FC leading coil I'll wear a #1 plug out faster than the #2. I should swap plug wires and see if it follows.
Are you to the point yet where you can run closed loop? I find I get ~18-19mpg with mine working going to work and back (some stop and go with a little wheel spin here and there ).
Welcome to the EFI world
The IC plumbing looks like it was fun to do! I still like how your turbo is a bit higher up, makes for a nice sloping turbo drain. Also, you can point the outlet of compressor housing down for a cleaner look.
How do you like those MSD coils? Oh wait.. you were troubleshooting a ign breakup problem. I'll ask that question later when you get it figured out. For some reason with my stock FC leading coil I'll wear a #1 plug out faster than the #2. I should swap plug wires and see if it follows.
Are you to the point yet where you can run closed loop? I find I get ~18-19mpg with mine working going to work and back (some stop and go with a little wheel spin here and there
).Welcome to the EFI world
08-15-05, 11:11 PM
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got a tial 50 mm blow of valve a day later
not as good looking as directfreak's engine bay but im working on it slowly but surely.
directfreak you got a good looking engine bay
not as good looking as directfreak's engine bay but im working on it slowly but surely.
directfreak you got a good looking engine bay
08-27-05, 09:16 PM
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[QUOTE=setzep]I see you still have the stock cosmo TPS, how's it been working for you?
It's working perfect.
Mine didn't work for ****. I suppose it's not a big issue if you're not running a BAC valve.
The BAC valve is hooked up.
How do you like those MSD coils? Oh wait.. you were troubleshooting a ign breakup problem. I'll ask that question later when you get it figured out.
It was a combination of two things. The first time we went to the dyno the datalog was showing rpm scatter due to a weak reluctor in the CAS. The second time was due to the rpm pickup for the dyno being too close to the lead and trail ign wires which resulted in crossfiring. Even with the shift light disconnected the noise would activate the light at low rpms and was causing the ignition/spark to blow out.
Are you to the point yet where you can run closed loop?
No closed loop. The car is always set for kill so the lead in the C-16 destroys the O2's quite easily.
It's working perfect.
Mine didn't work for ****. I suppose it's not a big issue if you're not running a BAC valve.
The BAC valve is hooked up.
How do you like those MSD coils? Oh wait.. you were troubleshooting a ign breakup problem. I'll ask that question later when you get it figured out.
It was a combination of two things. The first time we went to the dyno the datalog was showing rpm scatter due to a weak reluctor in the CAS. The second time was due to the rpm pickup for the dyno being too close to the lead and trail ign wires which resulted in crossfiring. Even with the shift light disconnected the noise would activate the light at low rpms and was causing the ignition/spark to blow out.
Are you to the point yet where you can run closed loop?
No closed loop. The car is always set for kill so the lead in the C-16 destroys the O2's quite easily.
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