Jun tuned ITR and a 450 BHP turbo ITR MPEGs
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Possibly a repost but what the hell.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/simonts/1.mpeg
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/simonts/2.mpeg
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http://homepage.ntlworld.com/simonts/2.mpeg
hahaah, hey i raced that typeR. raced him off spray and he beat me by 2 car lengths, but didnt want to race again with me on spray. that cat is a baller - he used to drive it around on the street with no interior and full tank of race gas. that was his race car - no sponsor or nothin. lol. it was fast, but wasnt fast enough for him, he stripped the engine set up and put in a hatchback
hahaah, hey i raced that typeR. raced him off spray and he beat me by 2 car lengths, but didnt want to race again with me on spray. that cat is a baller - he used to drive it around on the street with no interior and full tank of race gas. that was his race car - no sponsor or nothin. lol. it was fast, but wasnt fast enough for him, he stripped the engine set up and put in a hatchback
turbo itr video is very nice
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he stripped the engine set up and put in a hatchback
How come the turbo R doesn't have the spike at the VTEC crossover like the JUN R does?
i wonder what gear the turbo R is in?? ****** sick
Newb question: what is the difference between BHP and HP
most "hp" figures of vehicles are bhp
whp = wheel horsepower = hp to the ground = dyno reading
Newb question: what is the difference between BHP and HP
bhp = brake horsepower = horsepower at the crank
most "hp" figures of vehicles are bhp
whp = wheel horsepower = hp to the ground = dyno reading
bhp = brake horsepower = horsepower at the crank
most "hp" figures of vehicles are bhp
whp = wheel horsepower = hp to the ground = dyno reading
Newb question: what is the difference between BHP and HP
bhp = brake horsepower = horsepower at the crank
most "hp" figures of vehicles are bhp
whp = wheel horsepower = hp to the ground = dyno reading
Is it really hp at the crank? I thought differently. I thought bhp was only ~1-2% higher than actual hp.
bhp = brake horsepower = horsepower at the crank
most "hp" figures of vehicles are bhp
whp = wheel horsepower = hp to the ground = dyno reading
Is it really hp at the crank? I thought differently. I thought bhp was only ~1-2% higher than actual hp.
Newb question: what is the difference between BHP and HP
bhp = brake horsepower = horsepower at the crank
most "hp" figures of vehicles are bhp
whp = wheel horsepower = hp to the ground = dyno reading
Is it really hp at the crank? I thought differently. I thought bhp was only ~1-2% higher than actual hp.I think you are gettingthat confused with ps
bhp = brake horsepower = horsepower at the crank
most "hp" figures of vehicles are bhp
whp = wheel horsepower = hp to the ground = dyno reading
Is it really hp at the crank? I thought differently. I thought bhp was only ~1-2% higher than actual hp.I think you are gettingthat confused with ps
Some how that video turned up, lol. I'm just a friend of Sherbazz and use to work for John Brown...They don't talk anymore, you could say they had a not so great brakeup a while back. But something I want to mention is that the Type R made 400hp to the wheels with power steering, I think A/c too, and 370cc injectors! Not the most perfect way but I was just trying to tell someone in the forced induction forum that its possible to make big numbers on pump/regulator and some decent size injectors. Car was tuned with a VAFC and had a smooth curve as well.
How come the turbo R doesn't have the spike at the VTEC crossover like the JUN R does?
I bet it has a much more efficient tq curve.
Finally we get some Turbo R videos on here. I have been asking for them for a while. The only ones I found were on c-speedracing.com and they were not even that great.
Thanks for the post.
Thanks for the post.
How come the turbo R doesn't have the spike at the VTEC crossover like the JUN R does?
It's all about tuning and gettting more usable power to the ground instead of a max power #..
I bet it has a much more efficient tq curve.
It's all about tuning and gettting more usable power to the ground instead of a max power #..
I bet it has a much more efficient tq curve.







