Critique my GT35R Dyno sheet
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Critique my GT35R Dyno sheet
Since the gt35 seems to be the topic of the night I thought I would post my recent dyno sheet so you guys get an idea of what it can do.
This is a T3 1.06 35R. pump gas at around 15-16 psi. on a dyno dyamanics dyno.
Timing was very low and A\R was very conservative at 10.4.
In a few weeks ill be back on the dyno with C16 and 25psi.. maybe a little more timing and a bit leaner too. well see.
This is a T3 1.06 35R. pump gas at around 15-16 psi. on a dyno dyamanics dyno.
Timing was very low and A\R was very conservative at 10.4.
In a few weeks ill be back on the dyno with C16 and 25psi.. maybe a little more timing and a bit leaner too. well see.
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Originally Posted by turboR1
Since the gt35 seems to be the topic of the night I thought I would post my recent dyno sheet so you guys get an idea of what it can do.
This is a T3 1.06 35R. pump gas at around 15-16 psi. on a dyno dyamanics dyno.
Timing was very low and A\R was very conservative at 10.4.
In a few weeks ill be back on the dyno with C16 and 25psi.. maybe a little more timing and a bit leaner too. well see.
This is a T3 1.06 35R. pump gas at around 15-16 psi. on a dyno dyamanics dyno.
Timing was very low and A\R was very conservative at 10.4.
In a few weeks ill be back on the dyno with C16 and 25psi.. maybe a little more timing and a bit leaner too. well see.
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The rev limiter was set at 7.5k.. My aeromotive eliminator pump seems to be a dud or just not up to the task. fuel pressure started to drop on the top end and duty cycle was high. So if anyone is interested in aeromotive eliminator pump w 500miles its for sale.
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Originally Posted by turboR1
The rev limiter was set at 7.5k.. My aeromotive eliminator pump seems to be a dud or just not up to the task. fuel pressure started to drop on the top end and duty cycle was high. So if anyone is interested in aeromotive eliminator pump w 500miles its for sale.
That car has to be really fun to drive though, once you get the fuel issue fixed, up the rev limiter to 8500K
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Im going to go with two bosch pumps, i got 4 1000cc injectors and -10 -8 lines now. Yea its pretty fun. I got bfg drag radials, they are a little worn but the car had no trouble breaking those loose. First gear is pretty useless.
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Originally Posted by turboR1
Im going to go with two bosch pumps, i got 4 1000cc injectors and -10 -8 lines now. Yea its pretty fun. I got bfg drag radials, they are a little worn but the car had no trouble breaking those loose. First gear is pretty useless.
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its stock LIM. pressure was at 65psi and duty cycle was high like 88%. but pressure starts to drop. Yea, I need two pumps, one cant handle it. Not to happy with aeromotive... wont be buying anymore of their stuff.
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Originally Posted by turBRO240
your seeing 15psi at 4400rpm..... wtf happened..... it should be around 3000rpm
power comes in a bit later but notice it doesn't die off...
Most people doesn't race around at 3000 rpm.
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Originally Posted by enzo250
The motor is a SP.
power comes in a bit later but notice it doesn't die off...
Most people doesn't race around at 3000 rpm.
power comes in a bit later but notice it doesn't die off...
Most people doesn't race around at 3000 rpm.
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Originally Posted by BLitzed33
The the sooner you make power, the sooner more torque is produced and gets you down the track quicker while maintaining the hp
The only time you should see 3000rpm at the track is in the pits... lol..
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Originally Posted by turboR1
The rev limiter was set at 7.5k.. My aeromotive eliminator pump seems to be a dud or just not up to the task. fuel pressure started to drop on the top end and duty cycle was high. So if anyone is interested in aeromotive eliminator pump w 500miles its for sale.
Nice power and tuneup. Seems like the person doing the tune have some experience.
Last edited by crispeed; 04-22-07 at 11:27 AM.
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Originally Posted by BLitzed33
The the sooner you make power, the sooner more torque is produced and gets you down the track quicker while maintaining the hp
You can only use so much torque. The rest is to spin the wheels and break parts.
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Originally Posted by BLitzed33
Nice sarcasm about the lag
The dyno pull was done with 3rd gear and a fairly high ramp rate.
I can slow the pull down and the car would be at full boost sooner.
On the highway in 4th gear you'll have 15psi at around 3500.
Regardless of that at the track you'll still never be at 3000rpm
Last edited by enzo250; 04-22-07 at 11:32 AM.
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Originally Posted by crispeed
I've made over 700 rwhp with an eliminator pump. No pressure drop on the street even in 4th gear at 160 mph.
I made big power on piston motors with these pumps and never had a problem.
Our first one came apart. The epoxy holding the magnets to the housing let go and our filters were full of pieces of it. I don't like the way they built these. They should have a machined groove so the magnets can't move not held in with epoxy.
Funny thing was pump would still work and car run. Pump just made funny noises and was hard to start...
Now our second one is dropping pressure. I do have it a bit high but still it shouldn't be doing this at such low hp...
At this point i feel like throwing it up against a wall and watching it smash to pieces... hehe..
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Originally Posted by enzo250
Crispeed. this car is cursed...lol
I made big power on piston motors with these pumps and never had a problem.
Our first one came apart. The epoxy holding the magnets to the housing let go and our filters were full of pieces of it. I don't like the way they built these. They should have a machined groove so the magnets can't move not held in with epoxy.
Funny thing was pump would still work and car run. Pump just made funny noises and was hard to start...
Now our second one is dropping pressure. I do have it a bit high but still it shouldn't be doing this at such low hp...
At this point i feel like throwing it up against a wall and watching it smash to pieces... hehe..
I made big power on piston motors with these pumps and never had a problem.
Our first one came apart. The epoxy holding the magnets to the housing let go and our filters were full of pieces of it. I don't like the way they built these. They should have a machined groove so the magnets can't move not held in with epoxy.
Funny thing was pump would still work and car run. Pump just made funny noises and was hard to start...
Now our second one is dropping pressure. I do have it a bit high but still it shouldn't be doing this at such low hp...
At this point i feel like throwing it up against a wall and watching it smash to pieces... hehe..
That pump require a lot of fuel in the supply line. You might have to lower it. What works for me with those pumps now is to use a surge tank. No problems since then.
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Originally Posted by crispeed
Not entirly true unless we're racing dyno sheets
You can only use so much torque. The rest is to spin the wheels and break parts.
You can only use so much torque. The rest is to spin the wheels and break parts.
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Remember the car is pig rich with low timing and a fairly large street port which would slow down the spool a little. BUT when driving the car, there is no waiting around for the boost to hit. The car is super responsive and feels like a 2 stroke. Also it sees 7psi pretty early its not like there is no boost that you can say its laggy.
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Originally Posted by enzo250
Car is not laggy...
The dyno pull was done with 3rd gear and a fairly high ramp rate.
I can slow the pull down and the car would be at full boost sooner.
On the highway in 4th gear you'll have 15psi at around 3500.
Regardless of that at the track you'll still never be at 3000rpm
The dyno pull was done with 3rd gear and a fairly high ramp rate.
I can slow the pull down and the car would be at full boost sooner.
On the highway in 4th gear you'll have 15psi at around 3500.
Regardless of that at the track you'll still never be at 3000rpm
I think you misunderstood I wasnt downing you...the poster of that original comment
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Originally Posted by enzo250
Car is not laggy...
The dyno pull was done with 3rd gear and a fairly high ramp rate.
I can slow the pull down and the car would be at full boost sooner.
On the highway in 4th gear you'll have 15psi at around 3500.
Regardless of that at the track you'll still never be at 3000rpm
The dyno pull was done with 3rd gear and a fairly high ramp rate.
I can slow the pull down and the car would be at full boost sooner.
On the highway in 4th gear you'll have 15psi at around 3500.
Regardless of that at the track you'll still never be at 3000rpm