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09-30-2007, 08:38 PM
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new numbers!
Ok, so with the new turbonetics t3/t4, cat delete, new downpipe, and new drivers side intercooler pipe, and AVC-r....
The car did 292 wheel and 222 torque at 13psi
... She's a beast, I'll get the dyno sheet scanned in ASAP, along with my old one for comparison
The car did 292 wheel and 222 torque at 13psi
... She's a beast, I'll get the dyno sheet scanned in ASAP, along with my old one for comparison
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09-30-2007, 10:55 PM
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little brother is doing homework on the computer with the scanner...... starting to annoy me.....
Another nice point is that the previous tune was done on a 40 degree day in december.... and it was 85 degrees the day of this tune. in a shop with no AC....
Bad thing.... I wish the dyno sheets were on the same scale, it's kind of hard to compare them visually.
I'm having my brother try to scan the sheet in now
Another nice point is that the previous tune was done on a 40 degree day in december.... and it was 85 degrees the day of this tune. in a shop with no AC....
Bad thing.... I wish the dyno sheets were on the same scale, it's kind of hard to compare them visually.
I'm having my brother try to scan the sheet in now
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09-30-2007, 11:23 PM
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I think scott could use the .dll files or something like that if you wanted that done. Not offering that up as in he'll do it but if someone was i think they need the .dll file if that even exists.
That's pretty damn impressive, i bet that feel amazing. I hope to have that kind of power to the ground when I finish my setup.
Side note. Are you internally or externally gated?
That's pretty damn impressive, i bet that feel amazing. I hope to have that kind of power to the ground when I finish my setup.
Side note. Are you internally or externally gated?
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10-01-2007, 12:29 AM
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wow thats gotta be a freakin rush to drive. Looking at the numbers, you get about 120hp at 4k (almost stock), then by 5k you're at 200hp, 6k is close to 260hp, and it keeps increasing to redline ... 
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10-01-2007, 10:10 AM
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here's your TQ and HP laid out on the same graph (so the numbers rep both tq and hp)
Looks to me like you had 300whp no prob at 7k... who knows where it would've ended.
I'm surprised you're getting peak tq so late. What are the specs on your turbo? big turbine? big ARs?
Looks to me like you had 300whp no prob at 7k... who knows where it would've ended.
I'm surprised you're getting peak tq so late. What are the specs on your turbo? big turbine? big ARs?
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10-01-2007, 11:05 AM
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http://turboneticsinc.com/products/i...category_id=75
that's the turbo according to my serial number
haven't been able to find any compressor maps for it however
that's the turbo according to my serial number
haven't been able to find any compressor maps for it however
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10-01-2007, 11:25 AM
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That doesn't tell everything, and the text is generic t3/t4. I think beerslurpy was running a similar turbo. Is yours bb? I wonder if there's more torque to be found... I'm running a bit larger t3/t4 with 200cc extra displacement and made 100ftlbs+ more torque at 4400rpm. How much time did you invest in tuning? You know what your timing looks like? EGTs?
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10-01-2007, 02:41 PM
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One question oh mustard lover :gay: why are you posting this in the greddy subsection?
When the DIY section would confuse less noobs? https://www.miataturbo.net/dynos-timesheets-21/
When the DIY section would confuse less noobs? https://www.miataturbo.net/dynos-timesheets-21/
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