SC61 powered GSR dyno numbers
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Just thought I might share my power numbers from my new build...
Here is the setup:
Stock sleeved GSR 81.5mm
JE 8.8:1 comp pistons
Eagle H-beam rods
ACL race bearings
ARP head studs
ITR valve springs
GSR cams
Stock head
Ramhorn Mani
Precision SC6152E
3" turbo back
Edelbrock Victor X
PP 68mm TB
Tial 38mm WG
Greddy knock off BOV
Made 420 whp and 270 tq at 20 psi
Here are a few pics of the car:




Edit: Just realized this probably would have been better placed in the forced induction section but I will be racing this soon so what the hell... I'll just add 1/4 mile times as an update later
Here is the setup:
Stock sleeved GSR 81.5mm
JE 8.8:1 comp pistons
Eagle H-beam rods
ACL race bearings
ARP head studs
ITR valve springs
GSR cams
Stock head
Ramhorn Mani
Precision SC6152E
3" turbo back
Edelbrock Victor X
PP 68mm TB
Tial 38mm WG
Greddy knock off BOV
Made 420 whp and 270 tq at 20 psi
Here are a few pics of the car:




Edit: Just realized this probably would have been better placed in the forced induction section but I will be racing this soon so what the hell... I'll just add 1/4 mile times as an update later
Last edited by luck4rmkc; Aug 21, 2010 at 10:42 PM. Reason: EDIT
Something might be a little off. I have a similar setup with just a 30r and it made the same amount of power as yours, but at 15 pounds. Either way, good job man.
Yes that's what I was thinking. We made 400whp at 14psi on a damaged compressor wheel SC6152E. Well it's all about what it was tune for. Could also be the cams holding it back. Good build guy!
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This was on 92 octane pump gas!
To those of you above that stated you made the same power at lower boost on the 6152E...
What fuel were you running?
What was your head setup? P&P? Valvetrain? Cams?
If you had upgraded valve train, what RPM did you run it up to?
I made this power at 8500 rpm on stock head other than ITR valve springs
I am curious what the difference may be between our setups so please chime in...
To all others thank you for the compliments and such
Here is the dyno graph
To those of you above that stated you made the same power at lower boost on the 6152E...
What fuel were you running?
What was your head setup? P&P? Valvetrain? Cams?
If you had upgraded valve train, what RPM did you run it up to?
I made this power at 8500 rpm on stock head other than ITR valve springs
I am curious what the difference may be between our setups so please chime in...
To all others thank you for the compliments and such
Here is the dyno graph
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This was on 92 octane pump gas!
To those of you above that stated you made the same power at lower boost on the 6152E...
What fuel were you running?
What was your head setup? P&P? Valvetrain? Cams?
If you had upgraded valve train, what RPM did you run it up to?
I made this power at 8500 rpm on stock head other than ITR valve springs
I am curious what the difference may be between our setups so please chime in...
To all others thank you for the compliments and such
Here is the dyno graph
To those of you above that stated you made the same power at lower boost on the 6152E...
What fuel were you running?
What was your head setup? P&P? Valvetrain? Cams?
If you had upgraded valve train, what RPM did you run it up to?
I made this power at 8500 rpm on stock head other than ITR valve springs
I am curious what the difference may be between our setups so please chime in...
To all others thank you for the compliments and such
Here is the dyno graph
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Yeah I will probably buy valvetrain first on the stock GSR cams and run it out to 9500 or 10k cuz the damn thing is still making power up top! It wants to be revved even deeper haha! Some cams would definitely help make power but so would some E85
I would say if it's a street car, no need to revv that high. Just get a cam that's going to come on strong at 4500rpm. Stock GSR or B16 cams just don't cut it. All the revving is unnecessary in my opinion. Im talking from experience. E85 will definitely make power if tune properly.
hey man cams arent needed at all, but some e85 will do the trick for sure
my little black ef you have probly seen at MKC was 410@19psi on pump gas then made the switch to e85 chad made them numbers in my sig for me as well he can for you as well
my little black ef you have probly seen at MKC was 410@19psi on pump gas then made the switch to e85 chad made them numbers in my sig for me as well he can for you as well
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Unfortunately the injectors are what stopped me from going e85 this season. They are 650cc precision injectors and I need 1000cc min to push good power with the increased volume needed for e85...
What injectors are you on? 1600's?
What injectors are you on? 1600's?
I got an extra set of 1000's I'd let go for cheap. ;-)
luk4rmkc: can you tell us your entire fuel setup?
didnt say he wouldnt benefit what i said is its not needed all he needs is a bigger set of injecotrs, and he will be good on e85
do you think he needs the bigger after market cams just to make good power?
do you think he needs the bigger after market cams just to make good power?



