Boatnik

and a little disappointed. We had a good time at the Clairmont Vol. FD Dyno run and I wasn't the only first gen there. However I only hit 261 hp and about 550 torque. That was running a little meth and h2o. That was not much improvement over the runs I did two years ago. I was really hoping for 300 hp and 600 ft/pounds but I missed the mark. I have the timing advanced too the max with out remachining the pump flange, the fuel screw is bottomed out but it is the short screw. I'm blistering the exhaust at 1600 degrees and pumping out a steady haze of dark gray smoke after the first beltch of black unburned hydrocarbons. Boost is hitting 38 to 40 pounds through the stock manifold and the HTT stage four turbo mods. Fuel pump pressure after the filter stays above seven pounds at full throttle. I guess a longer fuel screw is needed but after that...........?

On a personal note:
I just had my prostate froze to kill the cancer that had taken residence within. If anyone here is over fifty and hasn't done so please get examined and have the doctor run a PSA blood test. My cancer was caught early and should be gone now. I'll know more in six months after I get a follow up PSA test. If you have any questions please ask me via PM. It is only curable if it is detected early.

Chrisreyn

WB Boat..... good news on the medical stuff, glad to hear yer alright...

Onemoparnut

I am sorry that the dyno numbers were a disappointment to you but I am glad you are healthy again.

dieseldawg604

s300 or twins!! ???

HappyCamper

As a over 52 y.o. Registered Nurse I heartily endorse this. Also please get a colonoscopy if you are in that age group.

Lary Ellis (Top)

WB....Glad to hear they got it soon, I was running this place out of a hospital bed a few months back myself, but got the prostate fixed in time.

Prayers sent from WV

Boatnik

According to HTT the stage four mod to the H1C should support 400 hp. I guess the only way that will happen is with a much better flowing exhaust manifold and some extensive mods to the intake side like a bigger cooler and piping. Even then I doubt that the claims are true. At thirty eight pounds of boost the pressure gauge is bouncing pretty hard. That tells me the turbo is running off of the design curve a bit. If I could get a s300 at a descent price I probably would go that route instead of twins. But the first thing I want to do is replace the exhaust manifold. At 36 psi boost I saw 52 psi drive pressure. I would like to get those numbers a little closer together.

apwatson50

good to hear you are healthy again!

but sorry to say, I don't think any exhaust manifold is going to bump you to 400hp. The smallest restriction in your exhaust right now is the 60mm exhaust wheel. get a 65mm exhaust wheel with the stock housing and I guaranty that your drive pressure will be lots lower, and as a result your EGT's will be lower!

jesussaves

x2

BearKiller

Ditto !!


Please excuse my dumbness, but does this reasoning also apply to my un-molested stock turbo ??

Thanks.

JustRamIt91

hope the second test comes back clean :-D

apwatson50

To answer your question YES, to a certain degree.

If you want to use more than say ~20lbs of manifold pressure while towing, it has been my experience that the stock turbo is the limit due to drive pressure. If you have ~40lbs of drive pressure, but are only making ~30lbs of manifold pressure, then you have 10lbs of pressure going the wrong way, keeping fresh cool air from entering the cylinders!

Since i went to the HX40, over the hybrid hx35, which with the "upgraded" compressor wheel is approximately the same as the HX40 wheel. The only difference then is the exhaust wheel and housing size, I haven't seen over 1200deg exhaust temp while towing. And using ~30lbs manifold pressure. So that gave me 10 more lbs of usable manifold pressure while towing.

wannadiesel

Its good to have you back, Sonny.

That is pretty disappointing performance. I think more timing would help a lot, time to jump a tooth.

Boatnik

I haven't killed the KDP yet so, I might try that. I actually thought about pulling the IP and elongating the slots on the flange and bracket. There is a little room left before I hit the head.

I still need to get a free flowing exhaust manifold and I am still leaning towards the HX40. It will be a while before I can do anything. I sold the boat and am sitting on the money waiting for the medical bills to start rolling in after they milk my insurance. My long term plans include an intercooler from a f350 superduty, a HX40 or something similar, the exhaust manifold and a longer fuel screw. Once I get all the parts I will dive into it possibly this winter after hunting season.

JBradley500

I just skipped a tooth and did the kdp and the process is very straightforward. If you do the oil seal correctly it's a very smooth process. The hardest part for me was the bottom radiator hose haha