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N5spire 02-12-2019 10:24 AM

N5Spire's GReddy18g turbo kit dyno results. Thanks for tuning in
 
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This was tuned by force fed lasvegas, we were surprised that this GReddy18g turbo kit made this much power.

stock high comp b20, stock gsr head , ctr intake camshaft, 450 cc dsm blacktop injector, 255 walbro fuel pump, aem fue rail and aem fpr, GReddy turbo kit, 3 inch exhaust, 2.5 inch down pipe, ac and power steering,. 13.5 psi , cc stage 3 and flywheel,
91 octane pump gas

TheShodan 02-13-2019 02:53 PM

Re: N5Spire's GReddy18g turbo kit dyno results. Thanks for tuning in
 
Congratulations. That's about right with that kind of fuel. But boost pressure seems to be a little on the high side for that power level. Back in 2002 we made about 250whp on 93 octane at 9psi.

did you change the gate actuator? (Trying to put some tech into this thread :)) distributor was on stock timing?

N5spire 02-13-2019 08:51 PM

Re: N5Spire's GReddy18g turbo kit dyno results. Thanks for tuning in
 

Originally Posted by TheShodan (Post 51860689)
Congratulations. That's about right with that kind of fuel. But boost pressure seems to be a little on the high side for that power level. Back in 2002 we made about 250whp on 93 octane at 9psi.

did you change the gate actuator? (Trying to put some tech into this thread :)) distributor was on stock timing?

the gate actuator is probably broken lol we or it started to do that when i changed the the downpipe but still using the greddy elbow adapter, we were watching boost gauge while tunning if it was gonna creep up more, distributor was on stock timming but we retarded and pulled some timming off to a little safe. Lol

JRCivic1 02-13-2019 08:55 PM

Re: N5Spire's GReddy18g turbo kit dyno results. Thanks for tuning in
 
You made nearly 350 wheel HP on DSM 450's ??? What is your static fuel pressure ???

N5spire 02-13-2019 09:18 PM

Re: N5Spire's GReddy18g turbo kit dyno results. Thanks for tuning in
 

Originally Posted by JRCivic1 (Post 51860920)
You made nearly 350 wheel HP on DSM 450's ??? What is your static fuel pressure ???

47

LightningTeg 02-14-2019 02:47 AM

Re: N5Spire's GReddy18g turbo kit dyno results. Thanks for tuning in
 

Originally Posted by N5spire (Post 51860918)
the gate actuator is probably broken lol we or it started to do that when i changed the the downpipe but still using the greddy elbow adapter, we were watching boost gauge while tunning if it was gonna creep up more, distributor was on stock timming but we retarded and pulled some timming off to a little safe. Lol

Greddy manifold?

N5spire 02-14-2019 03:12 AM

Re: N5Spire's GReddy18g turbo kit dyno results. Thanks for tuning in
 

Originally Posted by LightningTeg (Post 51860958)
Greddy manifold?

yes

NVturbo 02-14-2019 03:28 AM

Re: N5Spire's GReddy18g turbo kit dyno results. Thanks for tuning in
 
Nice numbers. Planning to upgrade the motor/turbo setup??

TheShodan 02-14-2019 03:50 AM

Re: N5Spire's GReddy18g turbo kit dyno results. Thanks for tuning in
 

Originally Posted by JRCivic1 (Post 51860920)
You made nearly 350 wheel HP on DSM 450's ??? What is your static fuel pressure ???


Originally Posted by N5spire (Post 51860925)
47

duty cycle must have beenthrough the roof.

N5spire 02-14-2019 06:23 AM

Re: N5Spire's GReddy18g turbo kit dyno results. Thanks for tuning in
 

Originally Posted by TheShodan (Post 51860983)
duty cycle must have beenthrough the roof.

probably, lol

N5spire 02-14-2019 06:36 AM

Re: N5Spire's GReddy18g turbo kit dyno results. Thanks for tuning in
 

Originally Posted by NVturbo (Post 51860977)
Nice numbers. Planning to upgrade the motor/turbo setup??

at this moment no, this is my daily car its a 4 door gsr.

AllMtrRex 02-14-2019 06:50 AM

Re: N5Spire's GReddy18g turbo kit dyno results. Thanks for tuning in
 
I recommend a plan B daily.

N5spire 02-14-2019 07:08 AM

Re: N5Spire's GReddy18g turbo kit dyno results. Thanks for tuning in
 

Originally Posted by AllMtrRex (Post 51861203)
I recommend a plan B daily.

already done. This was a budget build i got the car with the greddy18g kit already in it, wasn't running well. Now it is. Thanks for the info, i already know the pros and cons on a b20, i just wanted to share the numbers.

AllMtrRex 02-14-2019 07:36 AM

Re: N5Spire's GReddy18g turbo kit dyno results. Thanks for tuning in
 
I wasn't taking a stab at the ole "B20 is weak as water when boosted or revved over stock rpm" internet myths. I'm just saying anything turbo with stock bottom end or even forged bottom end and highly modified, for that matter, shouldn't be a daily. There are exceptions to this, and it depends on your daily routine/mileage vs my daily routine/mileage.

Txdragon 02-25-2019 02:24 AM

Re: N5Spire's GReddy18g turbo kit dyno results. Thanks for tuning in
 

Originally Posted by JRCivic1 (Post 51860920)
You made nearly 350 wheel HP on DSM 450's ??? What is your static fuel pressure ???


Originally Posted by N5spire (Post 51860925)
47

Every injector calculator I've been through doesn't even come close to 350whp on 450s @ 47psi base pressure. Lol! Combine that with the black top injectors being the most questionable flow rate of the DSMs, you've got a mystery on your hands worthy of Sherlock Holms.

Congrats on those results, N5spire! Congrats again on dropping MANY jaws in regard to your setup :cheers:

motoxxxman 02-25-2019 07:07 AM

Re: N5Spire's GReddy18g turbo kit dyno results. Thanks for tuning in
 
yeah that injector situation doesn't make any sense to me at all either, unless there's some giggly juice in the mix too.
That turbo however is capable of even more than that. I know a few guys who have made 420hp with that turbo.

Congrats on getting it running right, it'll be a fun street car for sure.

If it starts running strange in the future with no signs of mechanical engine issues, I would suggest going straight for ID1050's, as the injectors are almost definitely going to be the culprit sooner or later.

N5spire 02-25-2019 04:37 PM

Re: N5Spire's GReddy18g turbo kit dyno results. Thanks for tuning in
 

Originally Posted by motoxxxman (Post 51871130)
yeah that injector situation doesn't make any sense to me at all either, unless there's some giggly juice in the mix too.
That turbo however is capable of even more than that. I know a few guys who have made 420hp with that turbo.

Congrats on getting it running right, it'll be a fun street car for sure.

If it starts running strange in the future with no signs of mechanical engine issues, I would suggest going straight for ID1050's, as the injectors are almost definitely going to be the culprit sooner or later.

Thanks for feedbacks, we were also questioning the power, i was reading alot of forums about the greddy 18g kit, I was thinking off getting rid of the kit but took my chances to tune it. We were hitting boost cut at 6k when u see one of the charts, so the tuner was like watch the boost gauge while he watches the wideband , it hits 15 psi on the glow shift but he said its usually off by 2psi, but he took some timming off and retarded the the distributor, and said lets make it a little reliable, lol

N5spire 02-25-2019 04:39 PM

Re: N5Spire's GReddy18g turbo kit dyno results. Thanks for tuning in
 

Originally Posted by Txdragon (Post 51870855)
Every injector calculator I've been through doesn't even come close to 350whp on 450s @ 47psi base pressure. Lol! Combine that with the black top injectors being the most questionable flow rate of the DSMs, you've got a mystery on your hands worthy of Sherlock Holms.

Congrats on those results, N5spire! Congrats again on dropping MANY jaws in regard to your setup :cheers:

I think its 45 psi with vaccum line on , but even that lol, thanks


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