Dynoed today...max hp w/stock turbo?
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We had a dyno day in Waco this past saturday. There was a post about it in the local in regional events forum for about the last month or so. Not trying to knock you by no means, but I fairly positive you dont have everything I do. When I stuff some more air in the motor, I think the numbers will be totally different...or thats atleast what Texas Hardcore tells me!
I also have some still photos of the dyno run in my gallery if anyone is interested.
Cody
I also have some still photos of the dyno run in my gallery if anyone is interested.
Cody
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Texasblake, I dynoed in Utah and live in Colorado. The dyno was at 4400 elavation and I live at 4600 elevation. Im trying to figure out why im not geting more power just like you are. I will get more power soon,just like you will when you start asking questions.
Can you say "BOMBing" its an addiction
Mustang dynamometer 8-14-2004
332.8@2250 RPM
794.1@2100RPM
1992 Dodge 1 ton 2WD
Can you say "BOMBing" its an addiction
Mustang dynamometer 8-14-2004
332.8@2250 RPM
794.1@2100RPM
1992 Dodge 1 ton 2WD
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I think the best low-buck solution would be a 16 cm housing and a Stage 3 compressor and pinwheel set from High Tech Turbo, the whole setup will cost less than $300 and be like a hybrid HX-35 with an HX-40 compressor wheel.
I think the best low-buck solution would be a 16 cm housing and a Stage 3 compressor and pinwheel set from High Tech Turbo, the whole setup will cost less than $300 and be like a hybrid HX-35 with an HX-40 compressor wheel.
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Thanks for the info on the HTT setup. I've been eyeing it as a possible upgrade if the POD's I plan to install make things too toasty. I'm glad to hear it works well with the 12 cm, I really don't want to lose spool-up. HTT seems to discourage that combination for some reason.
Have you thought about running a wastegated 12 for better top end? You can usually get 'em pretty cheap or free.
Thanks for the info on the HTT setup. I've been eyeing it as a possible upgrade if the POD's I plan to install make things too toasty. I'm glad to hear it works well with the 12 cm, I really don't want to lose spool-up. HTT seems to discourage that combination for some reason.
Have you thought about running a wastegated 12 for better top end? You can usually get 'em pretty cheap or free.
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Originally posted by NeedMoPower
We had a dyno day in Waco this past saturday. There was a post about it in the local in regional events forum for about the last month or so. Not trying to knock you by no means, but I fairly positive you dont have everything I do. When I stuff some more air in the motor, I think the numbers will be totally different...or thats atleast what Texas Hardcore tells me!
I also have some still photos of the dyno run in my gallery if anyone is interested.
Cody
We had a dyno day in Waco this past saturday. There was a post about it in the local in regional events forum for about the last month or so. Not trying to knock you by no means, but I fairly positive you dont have everything I do. When I stuff some more air in the motor, I think the numbers will be totally different...or thats atleast what Texas Hardcore tells me!
I also have some still photos of the dyno run in my gallery if anyone is interested.
Cody
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JMO, but the 12cm and even the 14cm is too small for what you are wanting to do... In fact my 16cm is too small as well, albeit at the very upper end only.
If you do not 'gate the smaller housings you'll have nightmare'ish EGT's...trust me
At the very least run a ported 16cm, including porting your stock exhaust manifold.. just be carefull when you do the porting, you don't want to reduce exhaust gas velocity, just smooth out the flow.
As an aside, I ran a modified HX50/15 on my truck last year... I also had hog nozzles WAY bigger than the POD injectors...
My dyno numbers were 374.9 HP, 1800*F PEGGED, 55 psi boost.
The results were basically a surprise to see ..... the turbo was too big to spool under 2000RPM, and the EGT's got a head start on the turbo so bad that the EGT's were not controllable since I could not stay in it long enough to bring them down.
Now, on the highway, it was another thing altogether.... once I was at, say, 60 MPH and I stepped on it.... well, all I can say is holy mary mother of gord....it was very similar to strapping an SRB to the back and lighting it....WILD RIDE !!!!
bob....
If you do not 'gate the smaller housings you'll have nightmare'ish EGT's...trust me
At the very least run a ported 16cm, including porting your stock exhaust manifold.. just be carefull when you do the porting, you don't want to reduce exhaust gas velocity, just smooth out the flow.
As an aside, I ran a modified HX50/15 on my truck last year... I also had hog nozzles WAY bigger than the POD injectors...
My dyno numbers were 374.9 HP, 1800*F PEGGED, 55 psi boost.
The results were basically a surprise to see ..... the turbo was too big to spool under 2000RPM, and the EGT's got a head start on the turbo so bad that the EGT's were not controllable since I could not stay in it long enough to bring them down.
Now, on the highway, it was another thing altogether.... once I was at, say, 60 MPH and I stepped on it.... well, all I can say is holy mary mother of gord....it was very similar to strapping an SRB to the back and lighting it....WILD RIDE !!!!
bob....
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