Just finished dynoing my car
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Just finished dynoing my car
Here's my setup
B18b1 everything stock except ARP head studs and stage 1 exedy clutch and 12 lbs act flywheel
Precision 3431 .60/.63 57 trim turbo
BRMS ramhorn a/c manifold
BRMS 3 inch down pipe and dumptube
Bosch ev14 620cc injectors
aeromotive FPR
hondata intake manifold gasket
hondata s300
full 3 ich exhaust
183whp/177 torque @ 7 psi
218whp/202 torque at 9.8
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Getting skunk 2 manifold cams and retainers and 4 bar map sensor boosting till 15 psi.. See how it goes..
Let me know what you think. I want 300whp and 280 torque and i will be happy
B18b1 everything stock except ARP head studs and stage 1 exedy clutch and 12 lbs act flywheel
Precision 3431 .60/.63 57 trim turbo
BRMS ramhorn a/c manifold
BRMS 3 inch down pipe and dumptube
Bosch ev14 620cc injectors
aeromotive FPR
hondata intake manifold gasket
hondata s300
full 3 ich exhaust
183whp/177 torque @ 7 psi
218whp/202 torque at 9.8
Dynopak dyno
Getting skunk 2 manifold cams and retainers and 4 bar map sensor boosting till 15 psi.. See how it goes..
Let me know what you think. I want 300whp and 280 torque and i will be happy
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Nicely done..I got b18b all stock and 50. trim turbo with little extras here and there will post about it later..goin for 200 hp hopefully. Good luck on your build
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Im not sure. Your peak torque at 9.8psi seems consistent with my friend's GSR at the same boost - yours is actually a little higher. Does your torque fall off hard after peak torque? The difference must be in the top end/rpm. I want to see that dyno graph.
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Re: Just finished dynoing my car
Dynopak actually read high. Mustang dynos read low if im not mystaken.
Why not slap a vtec head on and get your gains there.
Swapping cams and manifolds would probably equal the same money invested.
Why not slap a vtec head on and get your gains there.
Swapping cams and manifolds would probably equal the same money invested.
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Re: Just finished dynoing my car
something is choking you up big time. that turbo isnt really small enough to fall on its face that hard on the top end. do you have the boost plot as well? the torque curve should hold a little better than that, even on an LS
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Re: Just finished dynoing my car
viper boy. Can i see your graph making 280 @ 10 psi with a t25 turbo.. pls. I want to see how your graph plots are..
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Re: Just finished dynoing my car
I said 260 with a t28 @9psi, not 280 on a t25@10
Anyways, here it is
(Dyno file says 10psi run since I had a 10psi spring but it only ran 9)
Anyways, here it is
(Dyno file says 10psi run since I had a 10psi spring but it only ran 9)
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Here my graph similar setup but a garret t3/t04e 57trim internally stock b18b on 6.5psi...i was running no filter on turbo during tune session and only have 2.5" DP and 2.34" piping to ITR axel back.
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Denracho viper is running a different motor than us so dont think something is terribly wrong, of course he is going to put more HP and TQ down at the same PSI levels hes running a 2.2 liter vtec most likely. obviously smaller turbo (T28) as stated but correct me if im wrong Muck i may be talking out of my *** here.
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That's true, I wouldn't expect an ls to make h22 power on the same setup. But if my much larger engine can breathe that well through a much smaller turbo, he should be
Carrying torque MUCH better than he is. Boost pressure has to be tapering off somehow
Carrying torque MUCH better than he is. Boost pressure has to be tapering off somehow
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I just think this shows how important a great flowing cylinder head like a GSR/b16/ITR is when running a quality turbo kit, the STOCK LS head just flat out lacks breath past 5500 and both our graphs show it, although i will agree his numbers are kinda on the low side at 9.8 PSI. Not saying a built LS head cant make power past 5500 but when it comes to STOCK LS head its just not there. ill be saving up for a vtec head and rebuild my block becasue i already want to make more power damn boost bug.
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Stock LS running SC34.
http://www.evans-tuning.com/forums/v...t=1813&p=11917
Stock LS bottom end with Skunk2 IM and JG303 cams running SC34.
http://www.evans-tuning.com/forums/v...t=4627&p=26441
http://www.evans-tuning.com/forums/v...t=1813&p=11917
Stock LS bottom end with Skunk2 IM and JG303 cams running SC34.
http://www.evans-tuning.com/forums/v...t=4627&p=26441
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Those are some impressive numbers for a stock ls gotta love that TQ the ls stroke provides. Gives me lots of hope. Thanks for letting the links speak for themselves.
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I ran into a valve float problem when making more than 13 psi through a stock Ls head using a PTE 6262. Power would nose dive from 6300 rpm on. Installed a set of valve springs, even with the stock cams, and it allowed the engine to hit 7500 rpm without it falling off.
Possibly a similar experience here causing it to loss power on the top? My machinist and I determined the stock Ls valve springs don't have enough seat pressure to keep the intake valves close after 12 psi. Perhaps we just had the oldest, most abused valve springs to begin with ?
Possibly a similar experience here causing it to loss power on the top? My machinist and I determined the stock Ls valve springs don't have enough seat pressure to keep the intake valves close after 12 psi. Perhaps we just had the oldest, most abused valve springs to begin with ?
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I ran into a valve float problem when making more than 13 psi through a stock Ls head using a PTE 6262. Power would nose dive from 6300 rpm on. Installed a set of valve springs, even with the stock cams, and it allowed the engine to hit 7500 rpm without it falling off.
Possibly a similar experience here causing it to loss power on the top? My machinist and I determined the stock Ls valve springs don't have enough seat pressure to keep the intake valves close after 12 psi. Perhaps we just had the oldest, most abused valve springs to begin with ?
Possibly a similar experience here causing it to loss power on the top? My machinist and I determined the stock Ls valve springs don't have enough seat pressure to keep the intake valves close after 12 psi. Perhaps we just had the oldest, most abused valve springs to begin with ?
Cams help a ton with LS heads. Ask me how I know