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Old 02-16-2016, 12:23 AM
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So will this car ever see a dyno?
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So will this car ever see a dyno?
Doubtful
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Boost controller installed. Not sure what it's set at, should be a surprise tomorrow. I did 2.5 or 3.5 turns, don't remember but it has 11 turns total adjustment.

Dyno or not, I literally have 15 miles on this setup, so no I'm not throwing it on a dyno right now. Probably going to learn how to setup a compound boost setup, and fix whatever problems pop up first. Then drive and track it, and enjoy it.
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Also planning to track it at 22 PSI and 30 PSI (old SC boost levels) to see how the car's performance changed at the same boost level. Expecting the turbo to be faster of course, but I doubt the 60' will be as good.
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So that's a no to the dyno?
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So that's a no to the dyno?
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Maybe dyno it. Maybe.
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Anyone know a cheap thing I can use to PWM the pump? A solid state relay, or some transistor(s) that I can hook up easily/cheap? Emphasis on cheap. I can figure out the MS control part.
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Whatever was suggested for the fuel pump PWM, wherever we were talking about it.

A big fet
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Joe posted a link to 20,000 different ones, not a specific one that would work though he described one that would work.
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You've gotta dump a lot of heat to pwm a 10A load with a transistor.

Something like this is what you need, all premade with extra things you can ignore. This is only rated at 3A, or 6 continuous.

PWM Adjustable Speed Motor Driver Module LMD18200T for Arduino R3 Robot Project | eBay

Or some hella relay, was it something like this?

Hella Solid State Relay Current Control Unit 12V 4RA007865 031 | eBay
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Wow..speaking of the "A Team", very cool build, in a very short time. "I love it when a plan comes together!"
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Originally Posted by 18psi
You guys are overthinking it.
direct port 100 shot will help the 1st turbo spool.
then fuel injection in the midpipe will help the 2nd turbo spool.
Wouldn't that count as E-Cooling the 2nd turbo?

Sound like a win all around.
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Hey Pat, when you get all your learning and satisfaction from this awesome build, I want to see combo #3: Turbo to super charger.
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no.

keep the remote turbo on, and then go back to the dual supercharger build.
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LOL. At 22 PSI, the Turbo setup is making 20 whp more than the SC did at 30 PSI. Whipple was 350whp @ 30 PSI for reference. Same tune, I have not TOUCHED the maps at all in any way, literally just unbolted the SC and installed the turbo setup.

Oh yeah, up to 22 PSI so far.

I have a video I'm uploading now, 2nd and 3rd with me holding the camera in one hand, shifting with the other...

For now.... Yes they're 3rd gear from high RPMs, no I didn't do 2K 5th gear pulls. I was upping the boost and seeing what affects it had. Thus why power is different for each, those are diff boost levels.

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Nice! Looking forward to the video and some spool data. Seems like it's working pretty damn well so far.
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Oh yeah, at 376whp/267wtq, this motor breathes up top pretty well.

Maybe I can get the power up to say 500whp and keep the torque around 350? Might help keep the 6 speed alive.
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