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Old 11-28-2009, 02:48 AM
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Originally Posted by y8s
HKS TO4Z:
trim 63
inducer 66.7mm
exducer 84mm

Compressor housing inlet 100mm
compressor housing outlet 70mm

Exhaust housing:
trim 76
inducer 74.2mm
exducer 64.7mm
To compare:

Garrett GT3788R:
comp inducer 72.5mm
comp exducer 64mm
exh inducer 63.5mm
exh exducer 88mm

Precision SC61:
comp inducer 71mm
comp exducer 61.9mm
exh inducer 61mm
exh exducer 82mm

HKS T04Z:
comp inducer 74.2mm
comp exducer 64.7mm
exh inducer 66.7mm
exh exducer 84mm

Garrett GT4088R:
comp inducer 77mm
comp exducer 68mm
exh inducer 63.5mm
exh exducer 88mm

biig trboz.
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Old 11-28-2009, 09:27 AM
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The stroker is taking 30 psi to 8700rpms, seems to be really bulletproof.

How the hell does he find traction on R888´s, I don´t know.
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From 5k to 6.5k that think must be a ******* rocket. I bet that thing is pointless with no traction at all
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If I lived somewhere that type of power/speed was "accepted" on the streets, I'd be dead. That's an insane amount of power out of that motor.
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Old 11-28-2009, 11:24 AM
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At first I thought it would not be very driveable when I saw how late the turbo hit full boost. But, then I saw the redline; The 8700 rpm redline gives the engine about 2200 RPM range of fairly flat peak power. Hell call it a 3300 RPM wide powerband of insane 400+ horsepower. Not much worse powerband width overall than any other turbo bigger than say a 2871. With that steep torque curve that thing must hit like a freight train. In a word, awesome.
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What's up with torque and HP crossing at 7500 rpms? Maybe I'm in idiot for asking but I thought that was consistent at 5200.
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Originally Posted by cueball1
What's up with torque and HP crossing at 7500 rpms? Maybe I'm in idiot for asking but I thought that was consistent at 5200.
The dyno plot won't load on my slow *** phone connection, but I'd guess it's because they measure horsepower in different units over there. Still a function of torque, but a different equation.
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Originally Posted by messiahx
The dyno plot won't load on my slow *** phone connection, but I'd guess it's because they measure horsepower in different units over there. Still a function of torque, but a different equation.
So does how much power would this thing be throwing down on a dyno here if that's the case??
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Holy *****, that must be a wild ride after 5500 rpm lol.
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Originally Posted by hustler
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awesome torque curve.

Originally Posted by cueball1
What's up with torque and HP crossing at 7500 rpms? Maybe I'm in idiot for asking but I thought that was consistent at 5200.
not only are HP and TQ not to scale, they are measured in different units. Math fail.
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Originally Posted by cueball1
What's up with torque and HP crossing at 7500 rpms? Maybe I'm in idiot for asking but I thought that was consistent at 5200.
~30KgM @ 5252rpm = ~216ft.lbs
~225PS @ 5252rpm = ~220bhp

lol, I'm bored as **** this morning so I am going to put my 320/305 chart and his 793/550 chart onto the same graph in excel.

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Originally Posted by Braineack
awesome torque curve.



not only are HP and TQ not to scale, they are measured in different units. Math fail.
Big cylinder head, big camshafts.
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Originally Posted by miata2fast
Big cylinder head, big camshafts.
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I wanna see what he did to this head to make it flow well at nearly 9000 rpm. Aren't these heads notorious for dying out at high rpm?
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There is a reason alright, nobody uses a big camshaft. The miata head flows better than some NASCAR heads. He was man enough to get the combination right and not use a ***** cam.
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