new turbo for me
#46
Dude. Dyno chart now.
And um. Those Stainless Steel Exhaust housings from Tial are so damn small, I had to double check it. I have one at the shop for a GT35. Freaking tiny. Externally only of course. Weighs so much less. LOVE it.
And um. Those Stainless Steel Exhaust housings from Tial are so damn small, I had to double check it. I have one at the shop for a GT35. Freaking tiny. Externally only of course. Weighs so much less. LOVE it.
Last edited by 95ONE; 05-09-2008 at 12:24 PM.
#50
In all seriousness I really like this setup. When I get around to modifying my powertrain I'll probably go with what Sean's got. Looks great, produces tons of usable power, and, according to Tial, should be priced quite affordably.
#54
Tial stuff for our cars has been a long time coming. Look forward to seeing results. I too believe that the housings make the normal stuff look and feel very big and clumsy. Nice to see some progress.
#55
Yeah, you're one to talk. As if your dad coming into town and going on vacation to Florida is more important than helping me fix the A/C line in my car. Get your priorities straight man. Oh yeah, I forgot, "straight" and you don't go together.
Sean, forget the dyno, bring it up to Jeremy's house and give a bunch of us a ride.
#56
And hooray for Peoria hot lapping.
#58
I should have my car up and running next week as well as some dyno charts will see about this lagg and power
#59
Nize - pay closer attention to the data.
He did not even START the accel. until 2500 RPM - boost came up violently in less than a 500 revs span.
The turbocharger in that graph might do 1 bar at 2400 RPM with proper tuning.
That compressor is the best choice for a street 951.
#60
THAT is an excellent result for a 944.
You havea little boost creep - you need to look at your boost control system if you want to be more exact.
I would start at the wastegate and exit pipe if I were you.