INSTALLED PSI 480 ECU !!
#16
Congratulations Marty.
Very nice broad curve from PSI's package. I guess Kevin's question is due to the rather low torque at low RPMs?
I believe up to 480-490 FWhp are possible with stock K16s (25lbs) on a 996TT with stock heads and cams, they will be at their limit though and will generate excessive heat in long runs, if any, it might pull fast at the lower RPMs and loose some vs. larger turbos at high RPMs.
Other than the most important seat dyno test mentioned , It would be interesting to see some acceleration numbers vs. GIAC stage 2 K16 ZC.
Jean
Very nice broad curve from PSI's package. I guess Kevin's question is due to the rather low torque at low RPMs?
I believe up to 480-490 FWhp are possible with stock K16s (25lbs) on a 996TT with stock heads and cams, they will be at their limit though and will generate excessive heat in long runs, if any, it might pull fast at the lower RPMs and loose some vs. larger turbos at high RPMs.
Other than the most important seat dyno test mentioned , It would be interesting to see some acceleration numbers vs. GIAC stage 2 K16 ZC.
Jean
Last edited by Jean; 10-15-2005 at 03:10 AM.
#17
Update on PSI 480!
JEAN, I agree with your asessment. This is crankshaft horsepower and the MAHA dyno calculates
it for you at the crank. I would love to run agains GIAC stage two and will if anyone in the area
wants to, I know the place...
Update on running condition: Neil Orton was right, my old plugs were junk!!
(I kept them and may post pictures later if of interest)
With new "stock" Beru plugs (#6), it pulls and runs perfectly,
no more misses!! The first thing the tech who drove it noticed was
how much torque it had early (Dave @ Auto Edge), it will pull 1.0 bar
before 4000 rpm and peak at 1.1 bar. Runs like a dream,
time to chase CGT's and Gallardos tomorrow in Wisconsin
Marty
it for you at the crank. I would love to run agains GIAC stage two and will if anyone in the area
wants to, I know the place...
Update on running condition: Neil Orton was right, my old plugs were junk!!
(I kept them and may post pictures later if of interest)
With new "stock" Beru plugs (#6), it pulls and runs perfectly,
no more misses!! The first thing the tech who drove it noticed was
how much torque it had early (Dave @ Auto Edge), it will pull 1.0 bar
before 4000 rpm and peak at 1.1 bar. Runs like a dream,
time to chase CGT's and Gallardos tomorrow in Wisconsin
Marty
#18
Originally Posted by Woodster
According to PSI's MAHA dyno chart, peak torque is at 3900 rpm's !! that is very low,
Peak Torque == 639 Nm (I believe is 472 ft/lbs.) at 3900 rpms
Peak H.P. == 486 H.P. at 6150 rpms
Peak Torque == 639 Nm (I believe is 472 ft/lbs.) at 3900 rpms
Peak H.P. == 486 H.P. at 6150 rpms
Cargraphic / RS Tuning 996 TT Kit 1 :
Peak Torque = 730 Nm at 4080 rpm
Peak H.P. = 485 H.P. at 6070 rpm
Sportec 996 TT Kit 1 :
Peak Torque = 650 Nm at 2800 rpm
Peak H.P. = 480 H.P. at 6200 rpm
#19
Here is another for comparison from the FVD website (FVD supposedly utilizes RS Tuning programming):
FVD - Stage 1= ECU & Air Filter
Max Power: 360kW (490HP) @ 6000 RPM
Max Torque: 735Nm @ 4000 RPM
Max Speed: 318 km/h
Max RPM: 7000
0-100 km/h: 3.9 sec
FVD - Stage 2 = ECU & Air Filter & Sport Exhaust
Max Power: 375kW (510HP) @ 6000 RPM
Max Torque: 745Nm @ 4500 RPM
Max Speed: 328 km/h
Max RPM: 7000
0-100 km/h: 3.8 sec
FVD - Stage 1= ECU & Air Filter
Max Power: 360kW (490HP) @ 6000 RPM
Max Torque: 735Nm @ 4000 RPM
Max Speed: 318 km/h
Max RPM: 7000
0-100 km/h: 3.9 sec
FVD - Stage 2 = ECU & Air Filter & Sport Exhaust
Max Power: 375kW (510HP) @ 6000 RPM
Max Torque: 745Nm @ 4500 RPM
Max Speed: 328 km/h
Max RPM: 7000
0-100 km/h: 3.8 sec
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Last edited by John D II; 10-15-2005 at 02:07 AM.
#20
Originally Posted by Woodster
This is crankshaft horsepower and the MAHA dyno calculates it for you at the crank.
#21
Another data point - EVO's GIAC Stage 2 makes 440 RWHP at 6400 rpm, and 445 lb-ft of torque (at the rear wheels) at 3900 rpm.
Using a 15% drive train loss, that's 505 hp and 511 lb-ft of torque at the flywheel.
Using a 15% drive train loss, that's 505 hp and 511 lb-ft of torque at the flywheel.
#22
Dock,
I am not sure you can compare these runs on the MAHA to the GIAC RWHP numbers. I don't know what the conversion factors are. That is why the best bench is an acceleration run.
I don't think this car will pull stronger than the FVD or Cargraphic though.
I am not sure you can compare these runs on the MAHA to the GIAC RWHP numbers. I don't know what the conversion factors are. That is why the best bench is an acceleration run.
I don't think this car will pull stronger than the FVD or Cargraphic though.
#24
Originally Posted by Jean
Dock,
I don't know what the conversion factors are. That is why the best bench is an acceleration run.
I don't know what the conversion factors are. That is why the best bench is an acceleration run.
#28
Originally Posted by BigCarrot
Sweet mother!!!! That's insane!!! My Upsolute chip yeilds similar results, and it only cost $700!
PSI :
Peak Torque = 639 Nm
Peak H.P. = 486 H.P.
Upsolute :
Peak Torque = 660 Nm
Peak H.P. = 510 H.P.