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Old 07-28-06, 10:46 AM
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Thumbs up 188 rwhp '87 turbo II

well i took my car to dyno day here in little rock, AR and thought i'd post the #'s my car is pretty much stock: ~50,xxx on rebuilt s4 turbo motor w/ 3mm apex seals, stock ports. hks f-con ecu, fcd, custom filter on shortened stock intake piping(about 2 feet before the turbo) and boost creeping to about 10.5 psi. these numbers were made with a fan blowing on the stock intercooler inbetween pulls.



p.s. forgot to mention i also have a 2.5in. downpipe and a deleted cat, i believe it is 2.5in too but the rest of the exhaust is stock

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you might have a little bit of ignition breakup there
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Get rid of the stock exhaust and get a mid pipe.
Old 07-30-06, 07:59 AM
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Originally Posted by turborotor
Get rid of the stock exhaust and get a mid pipe.

"downpipe and a deleted cat"
Old 07-31-06, 11:22 AM
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Pretty good numbers......but you should stop referring to your car as "Pretty much stock".
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Actually, his smoothing is on "5" so if you were to look at that chart with smoothing on "0" you would see a LOT more breakup.

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Old 07-31-06, 01:41 PM
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peak is only at 6400 RPMs?
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yeah. i would call my car pretty much stock. just a non-programmable piggyback and a half *** exhaust, but i guess everyone sees it different. and the piece that goes from the dyno to the ignition wire was ******* up on a lot of cars all day. plus what are everyone else peak #'s at?
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peak is usually at about 7000-7200 on stock well running engines, modified it can range from 7500-8000 or higher.
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I peaked 401 at about 6500 or so..
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the peak doesn't necessarily reflect the well-being of the engine does it?
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No, its more of an indication of your turbo match to your motors natural torque peak.
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so is there any way to tell what's going on with mine. i guess maybe it's getting close to being inefficient?
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Nope, you just dont have enough turbo..
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my t2 peaked at 7500 when I had it dyno'd. I was only running 6 psi though. I made 203.6rwhp after sae corrections. I think one of the reasons mine peaked so high is because of the tubular turbo manifold. Here's a link to my dyno if you want to check it out. That is my old setup. I now have a hybrid turbo and some other goodies. https://www.rx7club.com/time-slips-dyno-128/210-rwhp-6psi-stock-turbo-512365/
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oh and i've kept forgetting to add the video of it, not the best quality and i think the fan was blowing on the cameraman so it's hard to hear but hey, it's a video. also Dom, why did you make so much power? i figured mine was decent considering i still have the stock turbo and intercooler. what temperature did you dyno at?
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http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...=863953047&n=2
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I don't know why I made so much power, my mods are listed in that thread. I was surprised with my power as well at such low boost.
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