I got tuned (dyno chart) *56k killer*
Well, for a while now in the downtime of my R I have acquired alot of parts. For a while I had the boost upgrade crank and alt pulleys. I planned to keep them on until the kamikaze header did not fit. I could not get it modified in time for tuning, so I went back the the 5.5 psi pulleys for now. Here are the results:
220.0 HP, 148 TQ, and still rising at redline.
Granted its a 5.5psi pulley, it only produced 4.5psi boost. (belt stretching issues from new belts)
The dyno chart:

For only 4.5psi boost on a supercharger, I was quite impressed. It gives me hope for the retune under 11psi which will be coming up soon.
Cliffs: 220whp @ 4.5psi JRSC
Modified by mythias at 7:23 AM 7/22/2005
220.0 HP, 148 TQ, and still rising at redline.
Granted its a 5.5psi pulley, it only produced 4.5psi boost. (belt stretching issues from new belts)
The dyno chart:

For only 4.5psi boost on a supercharger, I was quite impressed. It gives me hope for the retune under 11psi which will be coming up soon.
Cliffs: 220whp @ 4.5psi JRSC
Modified by mythias at 7:23 AM 7/22/2005
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Hey, I made the appointment the day after I got home from expo. Ya gotta wait for the best.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Hey, I made the appointment the day after I got home from expo. Ya gotta wait for the best.
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does that mean your goint to be raising the redline?
</TD></TR></TABLE>does that mean your goint to be raising the redline?
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yes
yes
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The set redline is actually around 9,200 rpm, however it is not safe for me to take it that high. Once I have an upgraded valvetrain, we will see the motors limits. At 8,500 rpm the HP spikes upward, but the TQ drops.
The set redline is actually around 9,200 rpm, however it is not safe for me to take it that high. Once I have an upgraded valvetrain, we will see the motors limits. At 8,500 rpm the HP spikes upward, but the TQ drops.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by nholmes »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Any other info on your set-up? What engine management? What size injectors? etc etc ad nauseam</TD></TR></TABLE>
Hondata, I forget what size injectors
Hondata, I forget what size injectors
Nice. I love that steady even increase in power.
My friends dad just had the JRSC Stage 2 put on his R. Basically, 9psi, Hondata, bigger inj.(cannot remember the flow rate) and DC header(2.25collector). Stock intake, cat and exhaust. He put down 220 to the wheel after tuning.
Now I want one
My friends dad just had the JRSC Stage 2 put on his R. Basically, 9psi, Hondata, bigger inj.(cannot remember the flow rate) and DC header(2.25collector). Stock intake, cat and exhaust. He put down 220 to the wheel after tuning.
Now I want one
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Hondata s200b, RC 440CC injectors, AEM CAI, comptech header (soon to be replaced with kamikaze header w/carsound cat), walbro 255lph fuel pump, and a bunch of stuff I am probably forgetting because I just woke up.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Dan GSR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">j00 know where to go for the valvetrain work
what are your impressions, of before and after the tune?
how's the idle now?</TD></TR></TABLE>
I cant exactly afford valvetrain work right now. That will be some time down the road, and will let you know when I can afford it.
Before the tune the car ran rough. It sounded like I had lumpy cams, sputtered, and gurgled. After the tune the car purred like a kitten, the idle was great, noticably more power, much smoother, and didnt sputter or gurgle at all. It was great! Jeff is one hell of a great tuner.
Hondata s200b, RC 440CC injectors, AEM CAI, comptech header (soon to be replaced with kamikaze header w/carsound cat), walbro 255lph fuel pump, and a bunch of stuff I am probably forgetting because I just woke up.
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what are your impressions, of before and after the tune?
how's the idle now?</TD></TR></TABLE>
I cant exactly afford valvetrain work right now. That will be some time down the road, and will let you know when I can afford it.
Before the tune the car ran rough. It sounded like I had lumpy cams, sputtered, and gurgled. After the tune the car purred like a kitten, the idle was great, noticably more power, much smoother, and didnt sputter or gurgle at all. It was great! Jeff is one hell of a great tuner.
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I think boost is somewhat necessary to keep up with the other newer cars in our class that have simply more power out of the box.
I have a set-up spec'd out for a JRSC on my caR, can't wait to start getting the parts together.
I have a set-up spec'd out for a JRSC on my caR, can't wait to start getting the parts together.
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