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Old 02-16-07, 04:48 PM
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my new dyno 392 whp

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i am trying to brake 400 seem to be a bit farther ahead.
trying to walk on the road j-rat walked.
all stock long block engine?(stock intake manifold and stock throttle body)
and yes all this on 93 PUMP GAS and premix


upgrade
microtech
injector
fuel pump
intercooler
mits TD-08 turbo(not T-88)
and exhaust.


note my fuel pump and ran out
no matter how many %/MS increased on the injector(4X1000cc)
the air/fuel learn out on top rpm
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why does 2150 RPM come before 2000?
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Because there is no 2000 on the graph, its 2800. lol

Edit: That's not too bad though, get that fuel problem fixed and you may be able to hit 400, good luck.

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Originally Posted by tri_tam
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i am trying to brake 400 seem to be a bit farther ahead.
trying to walk on the road j-rat walked.

mits TD-08 turbo(not T-88)
Got a map for that bad boy? Specs?

note my fuel pump and ran out
What pump?

no matter how many %/MS increased on the injector(4X1000cc)
the air/fuel learn out on top rpm
Do you have an adjustable FPR?
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lol oops
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Oh, and congrats on the numbers!
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AFRs all over the place? Is it usually like that?(I dont have much of an idea on that)

Also looks like your injector staging is giving you a lean spot, maybe you should move the cross over to a lower speed?

Good job.
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AFRs all over the place? Is it usually like that?(I dont have much of an idea on that)

Also looks like your injector staging is giving you a lean spot, maybe you should move the cross over to a lower speed?

Good job.
No, thats not normal. Could be an indication of a rough tune. Also, standalones (at least the Haltech) dont stage at 3800, its a floating stage that occurs when you transition to positive manifold pressure.
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what FUel Pump you running?

always hook up a aftermarket fuel pump straight to the battery via a relay
with nice thick quage wires...
keep the 1000cc primarys and get some Bosch 1680's for the secondaries

other that very nice for a stock block
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Originally Posted by kabooski
what FUel Pump you running?

always hook up a aftermarket fuel pump straight to the battery via a relay
with nice thick quage wires...
keep the 1000cc primarys and get some Bosch 1680's for the secondaries

other that very nice for a stock block
Damn, I put down 437 on a stock block and get nothing from one of the old school people...

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very Nice Job too J-Rat lol

You change setups so much hard to keep up..hehe
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Good to see some of the older members back, even if it is for just a little while.
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? what where I'm I going? lol never left
bought a fixer upper house and been busy with that for over 6 months

don't worry tho
I got something in the works
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thanks guys

you mean the turbo map for the td-08?
i have walbro 255lph or some like that
and i wired them to replay then to battery all 10/12 gauge wire
no fpr
i want to get 'boost a pump'
http://www.kennebell.net/accessories...boostapump.htm

i used the 1680cc i like the 1000cc on the sec better

the a/f all over the place because i turned that way...
because i would get a hickup black smoke (rich) when come OFF boost,
if the come ON boost a/f flat!...maybe i am just sukc at turning

on lower boost i can keep the a/f good to red line
see attachment pic


edited*
weird.... i forgot to said that i ran 22 psi~ 1.5 bar
and no body even try to ask yet....
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J-Rat did his on a DD dyno?
I think it was a DynoJet?

If so, your car will do an honest 400 on a DynoJet, since the DD typically reads a lot lower than a DynoJet does...

Nice numbers.


-Ted
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Originally Posted by RETed
J-Rat did his on a DD dyno?
I think it was a DynoJet?

If so, your car will do an honest 400 on a DynoJet, since the DD typically reads a lot lower than a DynoJet does...

Nice numbers.


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Tis true, I should have caught that.
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Originally Posted by RETed
J-Rat did his on a DD dyno?
I think it was a DynoJet?

If so, your car will do an honest 400 on a DynoJet, since the DD typically reads a lot lower than a DynoJet does...

Nice numbers.


-Ted

oh wow i totally miss that one... all i seen was number :-0
i guess i was trying to blow her up hahaha @22psi and a/f 12!!!


thanks
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The only part that concerns me is the 22 PSI on 93 octane. Not something I would personally do.
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what's your timing at for 22psi? haha good numbers nonetheless
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i THINK it's ABOUT 10 to 12 with 6-8 slit. park my car at another house.. so can't confirmed
the true is i was really aim at 20 psi, but over turned the boost **** a lil bit i guess

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one the 43x whp you got.. did you ported the throttle body and stuff?
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Originally Posted by tri_tam
i THINK it's ABOUT 10 to 12 with 6-8 slit. park my car at another house.. so can't confirmed
the true is i was really aim at 20 psi, but over turned the boost **** a lil bit i guess

J-Rat
one the 43x whp you got.. did you ported the throttle body and stuff?
No, it was stock.
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congrats man, nice numbers. What are the specs on that turbo?
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Originally Posted by tri_tam
no fpr
Get one and crank the pressure up a bit. Running slightly higher pressure should enable you run run lower (or at least SAFE) IDC's, but yet get more fuel into the engine.

Originally Posted by tri_tam
The kenne bell works great! Only thing is I have no comment on how long the pump will last seeing 15ish + volts constantly. I've only used it on a turbo'd ford focus and also a 1st gen TII swap. The focus wasn't drove very much for other reasons and we only put approx. 15 hours on the track with the TII FB before getting rid of it.

Nice numbers though man! Congrats!

Oh....Microtech LT8s?
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Originally Posted by classicauto
Get one and crank the pressure up a bit. Running slightly higher pressure should enable you run run lower (or at least SAFE) IDC's, but yet get more fuel into the engine.



The kenne bell works great! Only thing is I have no comment on how long the pump will last seeing 15ish + volts constantly. I've only used it on a turbo'd ford focus and also a 1st gen TII swap. The focus wasn't drove very much for other reasons and we only put approx. 15 hours on the track with the TII FB before getting rid of it.

Nice numbers though man! Congrats!

Oh....Microtech LT8s?
yeah i been thinking... maybe i should wait abit longer and fix the fuel problem,
instead of bandage it.
i thinking to go full face fuel setup a1000 pump and stuff

i am running on LTX8





Originally Posted by umi415
congrats man, nice numbers. What are the specs on that turbo?
pictured td-08
more info maybe found here
http://www.ztechz.net/id4.html
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thanks I found this website last night too, but I want to know what compresor a/r you have on the turbo.
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