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Old 01-06-2021, 12:21 AM
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+1 on K9's comments... That would mean you were flowing enough air to support 570ish crank hp... sounds like an X50...
Old 01-06-2021, 02:24 AM
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I don’t have supporting documentation from when I bought the car. The car was sold to me as stock...which it obviously isn’t. I will post what I can see of the IC’s, but AFAIK, it’s a non X50 car, but I have no information on the turbos themselves.

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Originally Posted by k9turbo
you must then have at least a k24 car or you woudn't have a 1.2 tune - and even then that would not near approach 500whp without every possible bolt on helper known and then some.

if a k16 tuned car? try less. 375/400 whp tops! that with a 1.0 tune. if you have even our long disdained but loved by many gt2/x50 intercoolers? for what you're describing now ( quick few on/off runs ) heatsoak won't be an issue for you. feel up the vents. if they are rough like cheese graters? they are at least the gt2/x50 i/c's.

i guess i'd ask. is your car k16 or k24.
Old 01-06-2021, 05:57 AM
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Originally Posted by k9turbo
you must then have at least a k24 car or you woudn't have a 1.2 tune - and even then that would not near approach 500whp without every possible bolt on helper known and then some.

if a k16 tuned car? try less. 375/400 whp tops! that with a 1.0 tune. if you have even our long disdained but loved by many gt2/x50 intercoolers? for what you're describing now ( quick few on/off runs ) heatsoak won't be an issue for you. feel up the vents. if they are rough like cheese graters? they are at least the gt2/x50 i/c's.

i guess i'd ask. is your car k16 or k24.
Markski usually runs 1.2 bar on hybrid turbos with 750cc injectors. In the past he used to recommend a 5bar fuel regulator, but not sure when he flipped to injectors vs the regulator. I have a Marksi tune along with his hybrid k16 turbos and 1 bar wastegate actuators. Take a picture of the turbo’s wastegate actuators, that will be a good tell if they are not stock. Markski is an amazing tuner and an is even better at customer service. If you know for sure it has his tune, he should be able to tell you what turbos are on it.
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Old 01-06-2021, 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted by sdematt
I don’t have supporting documentation from when I bought the car. The car was sold to me as stock...which it obviously isn’t. I will post what I can see of the IC’s, but AFAIK, it’s a non X50 car, but I have no information on the turbos themselves.

Matt
Have a look at the sticker on the inside of the hood too - if it is an X50, the option code will be there.

Having enough fuel isn't the issue; you need the airflow to make that kind of power, so perhaps as Linwood mentioned, they are hybrids, if not X50, but either way, they are not K16s...
Old 01-06-2021, 11:12 AM
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Originally Posted by sdematt
Finally tracked down who tuned my car, and it's got a 1.2 bar Markski tune (Pushing about 500/500 at the wheels according to a local dyno).
Are you sure the 500/500 numbers are accurate?

Do you see a sustained 1.2 bar, or is it momentary?
Old 01-06-2021, 11:20 AM
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Originally Posted by LinwoodM
Markski usually runs 1.2 bar on hybrid turbos with 750cc injectors. In the past he used to recommend a 5bar fuel regulator, but not sure when he flipped to injectors vs the regulator. I have a Marksi tune along with his hybrid k16 turbos and 1 bar wastegate actuators. Take a picture of the turbo’s wastegate actuators, that will be a good tell if they are not stock. Markski is an amazing tuner and an is even better at customer service. If you know for sure it has his tune, he should be able to tell you what turbos are on it.
This is the answer.

To your question about mods and track days, a better intercooler (997.2 GT2RS or Markski unit are good value) would bring down your IATs and keep it safe. I'm running stock (x50) with Markski tune, and this is what he told me. I'm not trying to go crazy power, so I'm in the search for some gt2rs units, which can be had for <$1k.

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Old 01-06-2021, 01:22 PM
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With no upgraded FPR or larger injectors, fuel is the issue at about 550 Crank Hp. I have a stage 2 X50 (forge ICs and DVs, 1 bar WGs, Kilne 2.5 exhaust, 1.1 BAR) that is tuned with the AP by Sambo using several data logged pulls and updated tunes. Sambo says I am maxed out at somewhere between 500 and 550 Crank without getting more fuel. My car has survived several track days and is currently a happy camper at 105K miles.
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Old 01-06-2021, 06:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Dock
Are you sure the 500/500 numbers are accurate?

Do you see a sustained 1.2 bar, or is it momentary?
Pretty sustained - usually flickers between 1.2 and 1.1 (also trying to keep my eyes on the road, I don't have a datalogger).

I guess I'm not sure as to the accuracy because I've only done one session (but it did consist of multiple runs).

I'll do some more looking and searching to see, but the car definitely doesn't have the X50 option (from factory).

Thanks for the tips! My hunt continues!

-Matt
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Originally Posted by sdematt
I guess I'm not sure as to the accuracy because I've only done one session (but it did consist of multiple runs).
I can't remember; did you make a post previously about your dyno runs? I may have this confused with a different person, but someone posted dyno numbers and there was a discussion about the accuracy of the dyno the person used.
Old 01-06-2021, 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Dock
I can't remember; did you make a post previously about your dyno runs? I may have this confused with a different person, but someone posted dyno numbers and there was a discussion about the accuracy of the dyno the person used.
Happens pretty much any time someone posts dyno numbers. The gist of the conversation is that no two dynos will ever give the same readout on the same car, so they are best used as means for comparison on your own vehicle (assuming you use the same dyno every time), rather than a way to compare two different cars.

If a dyno says my car has 555whp, that doesn't mean the next dyno I put it on is going to give the same results (in the case of my car, the dyno I was on is a type known to report out a bit on the high side).
Old 01-06-2021, 07:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Capt. Obvious
Happens pretty much any time someone posts dyno numbers. The gist of the conversation is that no two dynos will ever give the same readout on the same car, so they are best used as means for comparison on your own vehicle (assuming you use the same dyno every time), rather than a way to compare two different cars.

If a dyno says my car has 555whp, that doesn't mean the next dyno I put it on is going to give the same results (in the case of my car, the dyno I was on is a type known to report out a bit on the high side).
Some dyno brands seem to habitually report higher numbers than other dynos. If he used one of those higher reporting dynos, and is going to use the numbers to make decisions regarding changes that would provide support for the high numbers he saw on the dyno, I would advise him to do some more homework before going down that path.


Old 01-06-2021, 07:59 PM
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Originally Posted by k9turbo
you must then have at least a k24 car or you woudn't have a 1.2 tune - and even then that would not near approach 500whp without every possible bolt on helper known and then some.

if a k16 tuned car? try less. 375/400 whp tops! that with a 1.0 tune. if you have even our long disdained but loved by many gt2/x50 intercoolers? for what you're describing now ( quick few on/off runs ) heatsoak won't be an issue for you. feel up the vents. if they are rough like cheese graters? they are at least the gt2/x50 i/c's.

i guess i'd ask. is your car k16 or k24.
Dang 375 400whp on k16. Yeesh im not one to really care about hp numbers but thats terrible lol.
Old 01-06-2021, 08:51 PM
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Originally Posted by pancing
Dang 375 400whp on k16. Yeesh im not one to really care about hp numbers but thats terrible lol.
well if we consider stock k16 factory porsche reported numbers are 414 crank? then a drivetrain loss of what, say 15%? so i'd again guestimate a tuned k16 car ( k16 billets? ) with exhaust and even adding a 5 bar fpr to be about 400 whp. tops lol.

but math was never my strong suit. still ballpark, i'd say.
Old 01-06-2021, 08:56 PM
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Originally Posted by sdematt
I don’t have supporting documentation from when I bought the car. The car was sold to me as stock...which it obviously isn’t. I will post what I can see of the IC’s, but AFAIK, it’s a non X50 car, but I have no information on the turbos themselves.

Matt
from the later comments it seems marek's tune and billet turbo's would run and be tuned for 1.2. so, perhaps you lucked out!

is your rev limiter raised to 7200 or do you hit the limiter at 6800? that also would be a clue.


in other news today. i learned that my never ending saga of "pre-registration" smog tests are NO LONGER REQUIRED on either of my turbo assisted cars!

yay for me. was an annual nightmare in commiefornia.

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Old 01-06-2021, 09:02 PM
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Originally Posted by k9turbo
well if we consider stock k16 factory porsche reported numbers are 414 crank? then a drivetrain loss of what, say 15%? so i'd again guestimate a tuned k16 car ( k16 billets? ) with exhaust and even adding a 5 bar fpr to be about 400 whp. tops lol.
Using a correction value of 15% 400 whp equals ~470 hp fwhp.

I have an EVOMS Stage 2 Hammer tune (K16s with a Europipe), and according to EVOMS it produces something around 520 fwhp. I've never dynoed my car (and have no intention to) but I believe EVOMS arrived at their number through dyno evaluation.

Using a conversion value of 15%, 520 fwhp equals about 442 whp.
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