Well I went to the dyno to get my b16a tuned. Its a stock b16a with a t3/to4e 50 trim with a .48 AR hot side, 2.5 down pipe and full 3 inch exhaust. We tuned it on 11psi to start with and made 275whp and 196 ft lbs. The A/F is pig rich right at 10s. We still need to play with the timing and lean it out a little bit. But here it is, let me know what you think, I dont have a scanner so i took a picture of it and wrote in what the numbers on the side were because they are hard to see. Hopefully when I go back to the dyno I will have a .63 AR housing and get rid of the .48 housing.









Modified by 1TurboHatch at 9:46 PM 7/5/2005

 

Looks good besides the pics

 

Haha yea the pics suck im going to try and go to the library tomorrow and scan them.

 

If you tuned it why didn't you lean it out?

 

ran out of time. I was at the dyno until 10:30pm

 

Why didnt you like the .48 a/r on the turbine??

 

 

nice numbers man. very impresive for a 10 a/f

 

Nice!

 

Holy crap... Nice power!!!

 

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Power started to fall off after 7400.

 

Oh ok makes sense....when was boost coming on, its hard to tell form the graph

 

yeah the .48 runs out of leg in the high rpm. It responds well on the low end though. Get the .63 and let us know how it goes!

 

I think I am going to get the .63 housing before i finish up the tune so i dont have to do it twice.....The only problem is i cant find anyone that has a 5 bolt .63 AR housing with a stage 3 wheel used and http://www.turbonetics.com wants 200 for a new one.

BTW what do you guys feel is too much power for street tires (azenis) or a waste for the street period?

 

I was looking at the graph and noticed how the torque peaks at 7400 along with the horsepower. I searched and found that most boosted b16s torque peaks earlier......Is this normal, what would cause it to peak at 7400?