New Dyno Numbers!!!
#76
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Forcefed7 writes ......I think maybe you missed my point. Boost pressure is only one part of the picture, as I'm sure you know that pressure and flow (volume) are two different things. Does his car make 604rwhp@23.Xpsi? Yes, as you can see it did. Would his car make the same 600rwhp running a solid 23.Xpsi evenly across the board? IMO yes.
^ That is the stupidest thing I have ever seen posted anywhere from someone who is meant to know about engiens LOL !!!!!!!!
I will bet you $10000 to the contrary, it will be NO WHERE NEAR THE SAME POWER.
You need to go back to school and learn the effect of boost pressure and torque then its follow on effect to peak hp.
Sign of the times I suppose and a true reflection of the skill base *sigh*
^ That is the stupidest thing I have ever seen posted anywhere from someone who is meant to know about engiens LOL !!!!!!!!
I will bet you $10000 to the contrary, it will be NO WHERE NEAR THE SAME POWER.
You need to go back to school and learn the effect of boost pressure and torque then its follow on effect to peak hp.
Sign of the times I suppose and a true reflection of the skill base *sigh*
#78
Banned. I got OWNED!!!
torque is directly proportional to boost pressure
P=(NT)/9.55
P = power (kw)
N = engine speed (rpm)
T = torque (nm)
Now when you have a decreasing torque or boost curve from high to low BLIND FREDDY can see that there is NO WAY IN HELL ! that a boost curve going from 28psi @ 5k to 23psi at 7.5k will yield the same figures as a flat boost curve from 5k to 7.5k.
If you your tuner or other bandwagoners cant see that then there is no hope for you nor me posting anything of merit in the persuit of basic level engineering fundamentals in the interst of knowledge.
Its a FALICY to claim X rwhp on some boost when it starts out so high and tapers back down and then say it will do the same on the lower figure, It will NEVER do so and to claim it will is plainly ridiculous and decieving
The owner asked for critique and I am providing it, unlike the hype merchants it will withstand ANY independant examination or test (please do it and prove me wrong) LOL.
Again Congrats on the number and I hope people understand the reasons behind it as well and are not coned into believing it wil happen on a flat boost curve on the lower quoted figure for it simply will not.
P=(NT)/9.55
P = power (kw)
N = engine speed (rpm)
T = torque (nm)
Now when you have a decreasing torque or boost curve from high to low BLIND FREDDY can see that there is NO WAY IN HELL ! that a boost curve going from 28psi @ 5k to 23psi at 7.5k will yield the same figures as a flat boost curve from 5k to 7.5k.
If you your tuner or other bandwagoners cant see that then there is no hope for you nor me posting anything of merit in the persuit of basic level engineering fundamentals in the interst of knowledge.
Its a FALICY to claim X rwhp on some boost when it starts out so high and tapers back down and then say it will do the same on the lower figure, It will NEVER do so and to claim it will is plainly ridiculous and decieving
The owner asked for critique and I am providing it, unlike the hype merchants it will withstand ANY independant examination or test (please do it and prove me wrong) LOL.
Again Congrats on the number and I hope people understand the reasons behind it as well and are not coned into believing it wil happen on a flat boost curve on the lower quoted figure for it simply will not.
#79
Banned. I got OWNED!!!
real special engine !
Forced7 wrote..."Speaking of A&L and a bit of history, their are undisclosed specs to his engine. Was his engine a street port that made 550rwhp@19 psi? Maybe it did, but there's more to it then just a "street port". For example, what compression rotors did they use to achieve that? I can tell you considering Peter sponsored his RX-7 and it was not some off the shelf stock 3rd Gen"
AGAIN 100% total bullshit by you !
December 1997
Adam Saruwatari
Stock std FD3s engine
Street porting by Dan Paramore Racing (dont make me post pics ! I have them !)
exhaust porting by Jess Morton
Rotors Stock
Apex seals Stock
Extrude honed intake manifold
PFS supplied the piggy back ECU and thats it.
Engine dynoed 550rwhp @ 7250rpm on 1.3 bar 19.1psi boost on Kenne Bell dynojet Rancho Cucamonga CA with full exhaust
it was 100% dead stock off the shelf ******* engine, no special rotors seals or anything else !! only a bit of mild porting and inlet manifold honing
ran 132~135mph many times on 550rwhp all on a OEM stock motor with street porting
AGAIN 100% total bullshit by you !
December 1997
Adam Saruwatari
Stock std FD3s engine
Street porting by Dan Paramore Racing (dont make me post pics ! I have them !)
exhaust porting by Jess Morton
Rotors Stock
Apex seals Stock
Extrude honed intake manifold
PFS supplied the piggy back ECU and thats it.
Engine dynoed 550rwhp @ 7250rpm on 1.3 bar 19.1psi boost on Kenne Bell dynojet Rancho Cucamonga CA with full exhaust
it was 100% dead stock off the shelf ******* engine, no special rotors seals or anything else !! only a bit of mild porting and inlet manifold honing
ran 132~135mph many times on 550rwhp all on a OEM stock motor with street porting
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lord have mercy
Dee, congrats on the build up. It started in the Gate, and ended at PFS. Have fun with it, but get the rest of the Susp., Rear End, yada yada. Anyways, enjoy.
Oh, and Ricer. Go start your own thread, gripe, bitch, and moan all you'd like. Otherwise STFU.
Oh, and Ricer. Go start your own thread, gripe, bitch, and moan all you'd like. Otherwise STFU.
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So we both agree to this equation, right?
(TorquexRPM)/5250=Horsepower
At roughly 7500 rpm his car made 601HP and 422TQ with a measurement of 23.89psi in the manifold.
What is misleading about that? Are you saying that "if" it had only held 23.89psi across the entire run it would have made less torque at 7500rpm? If so how and please explain why.
Where his car peaked in boost is about where the Torque value peaked, BUT not the horsepower.
Here is an overlay of his car at a steady 18psi. Measure the values at 7500 rpm where he is making his peak HP
17.96psi = 536.49HP
23..89psi = 601.02hp
HP difference = 64.53hp
PSI difference = 5.93psi
So his car was picking up 10.88hp per pound of boost increase at those levels. (64.53hp/5.93psi=10.88)
What doesn't add up about that to you?
If his turbo was capable of hold 27.88psi at 7500rpm he would have been somewhere around 640'srwhp
If you have all the details about Adam's engine setup, that's great, post some pictures. I was told his setup was a little different but all of that was before my time. Maybe he was making 550RWHP@19psi on a street port, but even then there are so many little variable that you can argue about. Maybe he was "ramping up the boost" that caused those numbers.
(TorquexRPM)/5250=Horsepower
At roughly 7500 rpm his car made 601HP and 422TQ with a measurement of 23.89psi in the manifold.
What is misleading about that? Are you saying that "if" it had only held 23.89psi across the entire run it would have made less torque at 7500rpm? If so how and please explain why.
Where his car peaked in boost is about where the Torque value peaked, BUT not the horsepower.
Here is an overlay of his car at a steady 18psi. Measure the values at 7500 rpm where he is making his peak HP
17.96psi = 536.49HP
23..89psi = 601.02hp
HP difference = 64.53hp
PSI difference = 5.93psi
So his car was picking up 10.88hp per pound of boost increase at those levels. (64.53hp/5.93psi=10.88)
What doesn't add up about that to you?
If his turbo was capable of hold 27.88psi at 7500rpm he would have been somewhere around 640'srwhp
If you have all the details about Adam's engine setup, that's great, post some pictures. I was told his setup was a little different but all of that was before my time. Maybe he was making 550RWHP@19psi on a street port, but even then there are so many little variable that you can argue about. Maybe he was "ramping up the boost" that caused those numbers.
Forcefed7 writes ......I think maybe you missed my point. Boost pressure is only one part of the picture, as I'm sure you know that pressure and flow (volume) are two different things. Does his car make 604rwhp@23.Xpsi? Yes, as you can see it did. Would his car make the same 600rwhp running a solid 23.Xpsi evenly across the board? IMO yes.
^ That is the stupidest thing I have ever seen posted anywhere from someone who is meant to know about engiens LOL !!!!!!!!
I will bet you $10000 to the contrary, it will be NO WHERE NEAR THE SAME POWER.
You need to go back to school and learn the effect of boost pressure and torque then its follow on effect to peak hp.
Sign of the times I suppose and a true reflection of the skill base *sigh*
^ That is the stupidest thing I have ever seen posted anywhere from someone who is meant to know about engiens LOL !!!!!!!!
I will bet you $10000 to the contrary, it will be NO WHERE NEAR THE SAME POWER.
You need to go back to school and learn the effect of boost pressure and torque then its follow on effect to peak hp.
Sign of the times I suppose and a true reflection of the skill base *sigh*
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Forced7 wrote..."Speaking of A&L and a bit of history, their are undisclosed specs to his engine. Was his engine a street port that made 550rwhp@19 psi? Maybe it did, but there's more to it then just a "street port". For example, what compression rotors did they use to achieve that? I can tell you considering Peter sponsored his RX-7 and it was not some off the shelf stock 3rd Gen"
AGAIN 100% total bullshit by you !
December 1997
Adam Saruwatari
Stock std FD3s engine
Street porting by Dan Paramore Racing (dont make me post pics ! I have them !)
exhaust porting by Jess Morton
Rotors Stock
Apex seals Stock
Extrude honed intake manifold
PFS supplied the piggy back ECU and thats it.
Engine dynoed 550rwhp @ 7250rpm on 1.3 bar 19.1psi boost on Kenne Bell dynojet Rancho Cucamonga CA with full exhaust
it was 100% dead stock off the shelf ******* engine, no special rotors seals or anything else !! only a bit of mild porting and inlet manifold honing
ran 132~135mph many times on 550rwhp all on a OEM stock motor with street porting
AGAIN 100% total bullshit by you !
December 1997
Adam Saruwatari
Stock std FD3s engine
Street porting by Dan Paramore Racing (dont make me post pics ! I have them !)
exhaust porting by Jess Morton
Rotors Stock
Apex seals Stock
Extrude honed intake manifold
PFS supplied the piggy back ECU and thats it.
Engine dynoed 550rwhp @ 7250rpm on 1.3 bar 19.1psi boost on Kenne Bell dynojet Rancho Cucamonga CA with full exhaust
it was 100% dead stock off the shelf ******* engine, no special rotors seals or anything else !! only a bit of mild porting and inlet manifold honing
ran 132~135mph many times on 550rwhp all on a OEM stock motor with street porting
let us see your pull what is your 7 pulling
back to topic sweet pull. wheres that video at?
#85
600+rwhp club member
Thread Starter
Thanks guys. The dyno video will be up once I find the right cable to get my camcorder to hook to my computer.
I'm sorry to everyone that's reading this thread, that I've caused all of this arguing. Plain and Simple: my car made 604rwhp @23.55psi(no matter how it got to those numbers). END OF STORY.
BIG THANKS again go out to RAY WILSON of PFSupercars in Frederick, Maryland. I couldn't be happier with my car.
Dee E.
I'm sorry to everyone that's reading this thread, that I've caused all of this arguing. Plain and Simple: my car made 604rwhp @23.55psi(no matter how it got to those numbers). END OF STORY.
BIG THANKS again go out to RAY WILSON of PFSupercars in Frederick, Maryland. I couldn't be happier with my car.
Dee E.
#86
#88
Banned. I got OWNED!!!
AGAIN, your lack of knowledge is painful.
What happens PRIOR to the power peak influences the peak power point further down the chain, especialy when it goes from high to low, for this simple fact you will never ever get the same power on a flat 23.55psi V's a 27.88psi taperign down to 23.55psi.
go do the math, better yet go do a dyno plot and try to proven me wrong
you wont be able to
HENCE YOU CANNOT CLAIM TO MAKE THE SAME POWER NOR THAT THE POWER WAS MADE RUNNING 23.55psi AS IT WAS NOT.
IF YOUR TQ PEAK WAS AT MAXIMUM POWER REVS THEN YOU WOULD HAVE A LEG TO STAND ON ! but its not so you or any other bandwagoner is either ignorant of this simple fact or trying to decieve people, i'd guess by the quality of contribution put forth you are all very ignorant and quite un learned about engienering and history
What happens PRIOR to the power peak influences the peak power point further down the chain, especialy when it goes from high to low, for this simple fact you will never ever get the same power on a flat 23.55psi V's a 27.88psi taperign down to 23.55psi.
go do the math, better yet go do a dyno plot and try to proven me wrong
you wont be able to
HENCE YOU CANNOT CLAIM TO MAKE THE SAME POWER NOR THAT THE POWER WAS MADE RUNNING 23.55psi AS IT WAS NOT.
IF YOUR TQ PEAK WAS AT MAXIMUM POWER REVS THEN YOU WOULD HAVE A LEG TO STAND ON ! but its not so you or any other bandwagoner is either ignorant of this simple fact or trying to decieve people, i'd guess by the quality of contribution put forth you are all very ignorant and quite un learned about engienering and history
So we both agree to this equation, right?
(TorquexRPM)/5250=Horsepower
At roughly 7500 rpm his car made 601HP and 422TQ with a measurement of 23.89psi in the manifold.
What is misleading about that? Are you saying that "if" it had only held 23.89psi across the entire run it would have made less torque at 7500rpm? If so how and please explain why.
Where his car peaked in boost is about where the Torque value peaked, BUT not the horsepower.
Here is an overlay of his car at a steady 18psi. Measure the values at 7500 rpm where he is making his peak HP
17.96psi = 536.49HP
23..89psi = 601.02hp
HP difference = 64.53hp
PSI difference = 5.93psi
So his car was picking up 10.88hp per pound of boost increase at those levels. (64.53hp/5.93psi=10.88)
What doesn't add up about that to you?
If his turbo was capable of hold 27.88psi at 7500rpm he would have been somewhere around 640'srwhp
If you have all the details about Adam's engine setup, that's great, post some pictures. I was told his setup was a little different but all of that was before my time. Maybe he was making 550RWHP@19psi on a street port, but even then there are so many little variable that you can argue about. Maybe he was "ramping up the boost" that caused those numbers.
(TorquexRPM)/5250=Horsepower
At roughly 7500 rpm his car made 601HP and 422TQ with a measurement of 23.89psi in the manifold.
What is misleading about that? Are you saying that "if" it had only held 23.89psi across the entire run it would have made less torque at 7500rpm? If so how and please explain why.
Where his car peaked in boost is about where the Torque value peaked, BUT not the horsepower.
Here is an overlay of his car at a steady 18psi. Measure the values at 7500 rpm where he is making his peak HP
17.96psi = 536.49HP
23..89psi = 601.02hp
HP difference = 64.53hp
PSI difference = 5.93psi
So his car was picking up 10.88hp per pound of boost increase at those levels. (64.53hp/5.93psi=10.88)
What doesn't add up about that to you?
If his turbo was capable of hold 27.88psi at 7500rpm he would have been somewhere around 640'srwhp
If you have all the details about Adam's engine setup, that's great, post some pictures. I was told his setup was a little different but all of that was before my time. Maybe he was making 550RWHP@19psi on a street port, but even then there are so many little variable that you can argue about. Maybe he was "ramping up the boost" that caused those numbers.
#90
Why is it every time someone post up results of a high horsepower car there always have to be some drama involved. Everyone should be happy for the the individuals involved.
#97
Rice, honestly, if Ray didnt know what he was doing, do you think Mine or Ernie's car would have made the numbers they did and let me tell you, I ran my car hard on the street and never had an issue, same with ernie as well, or the 100's of other satisfied customers that he has tuned, not only RX7's, but the IS300's, Supra's, etc...? Come on man. You really are trying to prove a futile thing here, basically in my opinion and most everyone else who is reading this thread or experienced rays work, and the ones who know because they have been there, its all about you trying to prove some ego of yours....thats it, or else you would have kept your opinions to yourself, as you seem to try and over simplify the technical aspects given. It is in fact you who seems to be doing the hidden agenda here. Anyway, I do hope people here realize what is going on, and Dee, sorry Rice Racing has to even post his egocentric issues here and to try and flex his.....
Good luck with the future mods to your drivetrain man. Hope to see you at the fall brawl.
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I might get talked about for this one ,but I will say that in my opinion I don't belive that a 2 rotor can make 600+ rwhp @ 23.5 psi. thats all I will say about the PSI drama, on another note who CARES you made it, and thats alot of power
I bet that the car HAULS **** and thats what matters. O yeah......... and it idles after all that boost !!!!!
congrats
I bet that the car HAULS **** and thats what matters. O yeah......... and it idles after all that boost !!!!!
congrats
#99
I might get talked about for this one ,but I will say that in my opinion I don't belive that a 2 rotor can make 600+ rwhp @ 23.5 psi. thats all I will say about the PSI drama, on another note who CARES you made it, and thats alot of power
I bet that the car HAULS **** and thats what matters. O yeah......... and it idles after all that boost !!!!!
congrats
I bet that the car HAULS **** and thats what matters. O yeah......... and it idles after all that boost !!!!!
congrats
#100
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first, bridge port baby, you are allowing more volume of air to be induced by the motor at the same given boost thus making more power at a lower psi vs a street port, second,, its volume of air being pushed, a small baby turbo like a K03 at 10 psi will not flow near the amount of air as a T88 at 10 psi, or for example, your stock twins boost 10 lbs of air on the first turbo, when the second turbo comes on, you are still boosting 10 psi, but you doubled the VOLUME or air going into the motor, so psi sorta becomes mute, see now?
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