Goal 350rwhp @ 18psi
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Originally Posted by Ski
lart, the track car has LR III MAF, Kokeln V, 55# inj, VR race chips, 104 octane, 3" to 4" exhaust - it was 351/347 respectively at 17psi.
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I don't know. Jim and I very pleased with it in the track car and I've got it in my street car. Give Dave a call for comparison(he doesn't sell them anymore), I bet it would be close. It has two distinct characteristics with the different weights. It's like flipping a damn lightswitch in the track car but you add 650 - 700# and it's different in my car but feels great at 3800 and up.
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Luis, the other car you have is making 349whp with 15psi, with under 3,000rpms spool time as well.
What is the set-up of that car? i recall it having the SFR stage 2 headers + x-over.
What is the set-up of that car? i recall it having the SFR stage 2 headers + x-over.
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Originally Posted by hosrom_951
Luis, the other car you have is making 349whp with 15psi, with under 3,000rpms spool time as well.
What is the set-up of that car? i recall it having the SFR stage 2 headers + x-over.
What is the set-up of that car? i recall it having the SFR stage 2 headers + x-over.
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Originally Posted by Eyal 951
350 rwhp at 15 psi will probably be my goal eventually, not sure if thats possible without lots of work, i may settle for 330 or so at 15 psi.
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I may be biased*….but you have a good chunk of money invested in your hardware and you have no ‘real’ control over you engine management? Doesn’t make sense to me. A good engine management system could have squeaked out another 30hp or more out of your first set up. (I set up a SFR stage2 with nothing more than a Tial, 72lb injectors and intercooler pipes to run 350 @ 16psi).
Accurate ignition timing is pretty damn important to make good safe power.
I’ll stop before this sounds too much like a Tec3 plug….
Chris White
* yes – I am an Electromotive dealer among other things…
Accurate ignition timing is pretty damn important to make good safe power.
I’ll stop before this sounds too much like a Tec3 plug….
Chris White
* yes – I am an Electromotive dealer among other things…
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Originally Posted by daniel951
eyal it is possible just raise the compression some . I almost done that with a bad ring and no head work
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Originally Posted by TurboX
Luis i forgot to thank you for that lindsey racing solid lifters kit and that new Vitesse MAF. Stuff looks brand new!! Your a good man!
Let me know what you decided about the 3L block.
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Originally Posted by Duke
Lart, is the head stock?
A good cam should get you the results you're after.
A good cam should get you the results you're after.
Lindsey maf with Mafterburner, wideband. Lindsey super T04e 61 polished with 8 housing. Siemens 55 injectors. Lindsey fuel pump.Bosch 3 bar fpr. Stainless fuel lines. Magnecor wires, SFR stg II headers, SFR 3" downpipe, SFR crossover pipe, SFR testpipe, SFR cat back exhaust, Lindsey dual port wastegate. Greddy profec B boost controller, Wideband.
his last dyno was 349rwhp and 351rwtq @ 18psi, after I install the turbo and exhaust components the only difference between that car and mine is going to be the maf he was using (mafterburner). I use power perfect. I should be able to have similar results unless my car has less compression, something that has been in the back of my mind because I think I used synthetic oil before the rings had a chance to seat properly.