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turbine 08-09-06 11:17 PM

288 hp BNR stage 4 dyno
 
:mad: Well I went to the dyno today. I tuned my car for about 3 hours.
I first dyno'd around 250 and I was able to tune it up to 288 hp but that was @16 psi and 16 deg advanced (a little too high for me on pump gas)
It just didn’t make the power I was looking for. A little disappointing

My afrs were pretty stable all the way to redline.
I will post the dyno slip as soon as I get to a scanner

eriksseven 08-09-06 11:47 PM

Hey, got your message a few minutes ago. That's crazy... I assume you did 4th gear pulls? Also, what dyno were you guys using? I'm really curious to see your sheet.

F**K! Something is messed up.

mrroboto187 08-09-06 11:49 PM

man that sucks, i'm sure something was wrong. not saying there's something wrong with your tuning but that just doesn't seem right. i mean people have put down good numbers with those turbos.
peace

RETed 08-10-06 06:45 AM

16-degrees total advance is not that aggressive, especially running 92 / 93 octane at 16psi.


-Ted

turbine 08-10-06 09:08 AM

this was on a dyno jet.

i didnt see a power increase with more timing.

dyno slip soon

jacobcartmill 08-10-06 09:41 AM

i made 292whp at 15psi on a bnr stage1.

FC3S_nataku 08-10-06 11:37 AM

holy shit, i want to know what happened

eriksseven 08-10-06 12:04 PM


Originally Posted by FC3S_nataku
holy shit, i want to know what happened

Probably several different reasons. As to what the 'main' reason is, it's still unclear at this point... The main variables are of course; engine, turbo and tuning. lol :boink:

:yum: half-bridge?

J-Rat 08-10-06 01:55 PM

Yeah, I made 347 with a stage 4 on 17 PSI.

Bigretardhead 08-10-06 05:09 PM


Originally Posted by RETed
16-degrees total advance is not that aggressive, especially running 92 / 93 octane at 16psi.


-Ted


what would be aggressive advance for pump gas at 16psi?

turbine 08-10-06 08:17 PM

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well here ya go

jkimbro 08-10-06 09:49 PM

wow, that's really rich at 6300ish rpms.....

arghx 08-10-06 11:24 PM

uhh boost leaks? I wish there was an easy way to pressure test these cars. A friend of mine with a Vr-4 has this thingie he bought off the forums. You fit it into the intake pipe and hook an air compressor up to it, and then you can hear and feel all the boost leaks.

Wankel7 08-11-06 12:00 AM


Originally Posted by arghx
uhh boost leaks? I wish there was an easy way to pressure test these cars. A friend of mine with a Vr-4 has this thingie he bought off the forums. You fit it into the intake pipe and hook an air compressor up to it, and then you can hear and feel all the boost leaks.

There is no reason why you can't do that with our cars...they sell rubber end caps at home depot that slip over TIDs and you can pressure test. That is what I do.

James

RETed 08-11-06 06:54 AM


Originally Posted by Bigretardhead
what would be aggressive advance for pump gas at 16psi?

18 to 19 degrees

The dyno graph looks okay all the way up to 6kRPM or so.
After that it gets all weird.
The AFR's drop hard around there, and that explains the drop is power.
It looks like the power was headed to 300 or over that, but you need to clean up the tuning up there.
Was the engine hesitating at the top end?
Old spark plugs?


-Ted

turbine 08-11-06 08:45 AM

spark plugs were a few days old. i should probably throw a new set of wires on there.

the AFRs seemed a little tricky to adjust up there. there was no hesitation, it pulled all the way to about 7300 where i hit rev limiter.

i got about 15 ponys from 14 to 16 deg ign advance. when i bumped that to 17 it didnt show any power increase so i droped it off.

i can try to pull a point or two of fuel at 6 grand and then a few points at 65 grand.


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