OK whiny biotches. I'll log a 4th gear. Sheesh, just cause I'm really an ignorant newb that doesn't know that 4th is 1.1 or even noticed that was asked for...
Do you really think that my pull up a 12% grade with the AC on, a passenger and a trunk full of phone books was what helped?!? LOL My car is pig heavy though. C package with hard and soft top + my 200lbs of "added lightness"! EDIT- OK made 3 4th gear pull see my earlier post to compare 4th to 5th. Lost 100-200 rpms of spool low to high. Happy now? I'm friggin depressed... Actually I'm still in the cluster of 2554's and 2560's, just at the high end of it vs. the middle. Still a happy boy! 1psi = 1863 2psi = 2060 3psi = 2225 4psi = 2456 5psi = 2549 6psi = 2733 7psi = 2880 8psi = 2990 9psi = 3090 10psi = 3190 11ps = 3250 |
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I was curious about the effect of gear selection on spool so I logged some pulls at lunch today in 2nd through 5th gear. All were started from ~2000 RPM with very light throttle (constant speed) before WOT.
I expected to see slower build in lower gears of course, but the effect is more than I thought it would be. Here is the resulting graph submitted for your consideration. I have added trend lines since the 5th and 4th gear data are noisy. The trend is pretty clear, especially in the lower gears. So the point is, everyone needs to do this in the same gear ratio because otherwise the data is noticeably skewed. And no power braking either :giggle: |
I updated my original post on page 1 with a pull starting at 2000 rpms.
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So I have a proposition based on Paul's comment regarding pulls starting at low RPMs not reflecting a real-world pull. These tests are more a measure of at what RPM a turbo begins building boost at. And the trend as expected shows that in general that smaller turbos build boost at lower RPMs.
So what about a scenario that is more real-world? What if we try some spooling runs where we go from steady state RPM (speed) to WOT starting at a higher RPM that would be more typical of what one would do while driving? This would show how well the turbo responds. It looks like most everyone is making good boost by 3500 RPM so I think that is a good starting point. If we really want to make it interesting, we could throw time into the equation and plot on three axes. I'll do the plotting. The MS logs at roughly 10th sec intervals so the spool should be able to be caught. Adding time would show some things like additional power (more power means faster RPM build up), and differences in differential gearing. So I'll throw this out there. Format: Engine: Turbo: Manifold: Downpipe Size/Style: Exhaust Size: 2.5"Exhaust Components: Intercooler Core Size: Intake Manifold: Headwork: Engine Management: Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: 4th gear pull at 3500 RPM (start from a steady-state speed, no RPM change for a few seconds, go to WOT) RPM Boost (PSI) Time (secs) Mods feel free to start another thread if you think this is getting too far off the mark. AND, please use space delimited text, no equals signs or units in the actual log data. This makes it easier to import into Excel. |
just do a pull from 2K in your 1:1 gear on a flat road. the end. better yet. all you suckers strap on a dynojet with boost logging, we'll directly compare our runs vs torque output.
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Yeah, I don't think you'd get much more from redoing this. Power curves (tq/hp) would draw a complete picture of the setup.
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Well we already did that right? I'm talking about taking it a step farther. Of course if no one else is interested... :dunno:
I do not have any dyno run data, at least not yet... But I agree that would be a great thing to look at. This shows the small turbos spool sooner, but it would be good to see how much less power they make once they achieve boost. Wouldn't everyone need to do pulls at the same target boost level though for that to work? And use the same type of dyno at uncorrected RWHP? |
Yeah, It's like Tim's new twin turbo setup might spool later than mine, but our torque output below 3K was nearly identical.
Sam thing with me and Samnavy's setup. He has a T25 that spools faster than my T3, yet I'm making more torque throughout with less boost. http://www.boostedmiata.com/dynos/sc...with_boost.jpg |
If i'm cruising at 3500 and mash the gas in either of my cars high boost is pretty instantaneous
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+ 1 for Pauls comment. When I hit full throttle at mid to high rpms it's less than 1 second according to MS logs to full boost. It would be hard to find real world significance between a spool of .74 and .92 seconds even though statistically it's 20%. Functionally I think it's pretty irrelevant.
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Yes- it would require similar steps for power runs BUT regardless it would further illustrate the efficiency of the system. It would illustrate what you get for the boost at any given point. It would be a good reference for somebody building a turbo Miata IMO.
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OK agreed. I ran a log today on the way home going from cruise to WOT at 3500 and boost was pretty instantaneous, faster than I would have guessed.
Agreed on the value of the HP plots for the different setups. I have looked at many of the past plots to see what I can expect at X boost with turbo A. Very helpful. And, now that we have this great spool comparison plot we can compare spool times for Turbo A versus Turbo B as well, to assess 'streetability' for example. But it would still be nice to compare torque or power levels, but correct or normalize them somehow for the different boost levels. That would make a comparison of two different turbo sizes comparable even if they are not running at the same PSI. So, what about something like a plot of torque per psia (not psig AKA boost) at a function of RPM? So, for example, take two Miatas: Car #1 with a 'big' turbo, Car #2 with a 'small' turbo Car #1 at 9 psi of boost (24 psia) is making 210 ft/lb torque at 4000 RPM Car #2 at 12 psi of boost (27 psia) is making 220 ft/lb of torque at 4000 rpm. Therefore Car #1 is making 210/24 = 8.75 ft/lb per psia and Car #2 is making 220/27 = 8.14 ft/lb per psia So it shows that even though Car #2 is making more torque, when corrected as shown above to torque per psia, one can see the efficiency advantage of the bigger turbo. It is making roughly 7% more torque per psia. It is not exactly a perfect comparison but at least it normalizes the data a bit. Maybe a correction factor for 1.6L versus 1.8L could be thrown in as well. This is just at one datapoint of course. The normalized data could be plotted over the RPM range. OK not trying to be difficult here, just throwing it out there for consideration. |
I sure would like to see spool data for a 2554 on the current FMII manifold. Guess that isn't likely to happen on this forum.
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Originally Posted by ZX-Tex
(Post 317056)
OK agreed. I ran a log today on the way home going from cruise to WOT at 3500 and boost was pretty instantaneous, faster than I would have guessed.
Agreed on the value of the HP plots for the different setups. I have looked at many of the past plots to see what I can expect at X boost with turbo A. Very helpful. And, now that we have this great spool comparison plot we can compare spool times for Turbo A versus Turbo B as well, to assess 'streetability' for example. But it would still be nice to compare torque or power levels, but correct or normalize them somehow for the different boost levels. That would make a comparison of two different turbo sizes comparable even if they are not running at the same PSI. So, what about something like a plot of torque per psia (not psig AKA boost) at a function of RPM? So, for example, take two Miatas: Car #1 with a 'big' turbo, Car #2 with a 'small' turbo Car #1 at 9 psi of boost (24 psia) is making 210 ft/lb torque at 4000 RPM Car #2 at 12 psi of boost (27 psia) is making 220 ft/lb of torque at 4000 rpm. Therefore Car #1 is making 210/24 = 8.75 ft/lb per psia and Car #2 is making 220/27 = 8.14 ft/lb per psia So it shows that even though Car #2 is making more torque, when corrected as shown above to torque per psia, one can see the efficiency advantage of the bigger turbo. It is making roughly 7% more torque per psia. It is not exactly a perfect comparison but at least it normalizes the data a bit. Maybe a correction factor for 1.6L versus 1.8L could be thrown in as well. This is just at one datapoint of course. The normalized data could be plotted over the RPM range. OK not trying to be difficult here, just throwing it out there for consideration. I was thinking the same thing when I first opened this thread. It would be "neat" to be able to see the difference between a 2554 and a 2560 for example, rather than "just get the 2560, more power, spool's bout' the same". |
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Here.
Ignore the ringing. The extra boost up top was from a change in the boost map. |
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New data. Fixed a small vacuum leak and reflashed to HR10G + retune. Pretty impressive.
Engine: '94 1.8 liter, OEM 150k longblock Turbo: GT2554R Manifold: BEGi Cast "Directed Pulse" (standard S2/S3) with EGR Downpipe Size/Style: BEGI 3" SSSG Exhaust Size: 3" Exhaust Components: BEGi DP, custom 3" midpipe with metal-core 3" cat, 3" Enthuza catback Intercooler Core Size: 27x6.5x2.5" Intake Manifold: Stock Headwork: OEM Engine Management: MSPNP HR10G Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: Toyota COPs, MS EBC FIFTH GEAR PULL: (6-speed 1:1) RPM Boost 1500 0psi (actually logged 0psi :P) 1664 1.015psi 1767 2.176psi 1907 3.047psi 2027 4.063psi 2281 4.788psi 2305 5.224psi 2538 6.094psi 2647 6.820psi 2672 7.545psi 2758 7.981psi 2825 8.997psi 2924 10.157psi 3019 11.028psi 3087 12.044psi 3259 14.076psi 3439 14.801psi 3549 15.962psi 3648 16.688psi Attached a chart of my old spool vs. my new spool. |
Was it colder out?
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I think the first log was cooler by about 10-15 degrees. 70 degree ambient temps today when I took that.
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still needs some tweaking but this is the result from tuning ebc tonight with ambient temps of 65F. So far I like it much more than the gt2860rs. Much more torque much earlier.
Engine: 1994 1.8 Turbo: gt2560r Manifold: BEGi Cast "Directed Pulse" Downpipe Size/Style: Begi separated gas 2.75" Exhaust Size: 3" Exhaust Components: 3" metalcore cat & Magnaflow Muffler Intercooler Core Size: Begi #2 Intake Manifold: Stock Headwork: none Engine Management: MSPnP Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: none Trans & Rear End Ratio: 5-speed, 4.10 torsen Rear tire size: 225/45/15 FOURTH GEAR PULL: RPM Boost(psi) 2099 0.290 2230 2.031 2336 3.192 2447 4.353 2582 5.514 2688 6.530 2786 7.836 2883 8.851 2960 10.157 3092 12.044 3193 13.060 3250 14.221 |
@johndoe: Wow, that's good spool. Can't wait to upgade my cat and catback to 3".
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Gt2560r ftmfw!
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yup. controlled boost is a wonderful thing. Maybe someone who knows what they're doing (ie. not me) can throw me up in that graph.
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Nice job Johnny boy! Good to see it up and running.
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Originally Posted by cueball1
(Post 319360)
Nice job Johnny boy! Good to see it up and running.
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Engine: '90 1.6L
Turbo: turbonetics t3/t4 Manifold: ebay cast Downpipe Size/Style: single 2.5" Exhaust Size: 3" Exhaust Components: none, just straight pipe Intercooler Core Size: stock starion Intake Manifold: Stock Headwork: none Engine Management: Megasquirt Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: 2" hot side and 2.5" cold side charge pipes Trans & Rear End Ratio: 5-speed, stock 1.6 open Rear tire size: 205-50-15 4th gear pull 1800 1.0 2400 2.0 2700 3.0 2900 4.0 3100 5.0 3300 6.0 3600 8.0 3800 9.0 4000 10.0 4200 12.0 |
Time to update the thread with a new chart?
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Engine: '94 1.8L
Turbo: TD05 14b Manifold:Custom Log Downpipe Size/Style: Single tube 2.5" Exhaust Size: 2.5" Exhaust Components: 2.5 I/O "High Flow" ebay cat, 2.5" Magnaflow Intercooler Core Size: 16.5 X 8 X 3 Intake Manifold: Stock Headwork: None Engine Management: Megasquirt Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: MS EBC, relatively cool air (mid 50's) Trans & Rear End Ratio: 5-speed, 4.1 LSD Rear tire size: 225/45-15 FOURTH GEAR PULL: RPM Boost(psi) 1800 0.2 2010 1.7 2203 2.9 2401 4.2 2620 5.9 2809 7.9 3007 10.3 3250 13.8 |
Engine: 99 2.0L
Turbo: HKS TO4Z .82 A/R T4 STYLE Manifold: CUSTOM Downpipe Size/Style: 80mm Exhaust Size: 80mm Intercooler Core Size: 90 cm X 45 cm X 8 cm Intake Manifold: JG EDERBLOCK Headwork: FULL Porting Engine Management: HKS FCON VPRO Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: ULTRA MDI RR IGNITION Trans & Rear End Ratio: 5-speed RX7 3.636 CUSCO LSD Rear tire size: 205/40-17 FOURTH GEAR PULL: RPM Boost ( BAR ) 3500 0.3 3800 0.5 4000 0.8 4200 1 4600 1.5 5000 2 |
LOL, all aboard the failboat
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2bar = 30psi sucka.
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Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 322263)
2bar = 30psi sucka.
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Zaphod 1,6 99 Euro-spec T25 with MS2 + EBC
So now it's my turn to post some data. I have to say, I am impressed by this little T25... :)
Engine: '99 1.6L (Euro-spec) Turbo: Garrett T25 Manifold:cast HGP (German Turbo-kits manufacturer) Downpipe Size/Style: Single tube 2.5" Exhaust Size: 2.5" Exhaust Components: 2.5 I/O metall core 200cell catalytic converter, 2.5" Fox Exhaust Intercooler Core Size: Stock VW Sharan TDI Van Intake Manifold: Stock Headwork: None Engine Management: Megasquirt MS2 Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: MS EBC, relatively cool air (mid 50's), Fidanza lightend flywheel, ACT Stage 1 clutch, Trans & Rear End Ratio: 5-speed, Stock 99 1,8 Torsen LSD Rear tire size: 215/40-17 FOURTH GEAR PULL: rpm boost (psi) 1912 1.7 2014 3.1 2101 3.9 2216 4.7 2306 5.3 2408 6.1 2503 6.8 2602 7.6 2705 8.6 2802 9.7 2904 11.1 2911 11.3 (my overboost protection switched here) 2931 10.9 2962 10.8 |
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Begi-S with some upgrades. Took this data this evening, about 50 degrees, 4th gear pull from 1900RPM
Engine: 1995 1.8 Turbo: gt2554r Manifold: BEGi Cast "Directed Pulse" Downpipe Size/Style: Begi single 2.5" Exhaust Size: 2.5" Exhaust Components: 2.5" test pipe, 2.5" FM Turbo Exhaust Intercooler Core Size: NONE Intake Manifold: Stock Headwork: none Engine Management: MSPnP, EBC targeted for 12psi Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: DO Progressive WI M3 nozzle Trans & Rear End Ratio: 5-speed, 4.10 torsen Rear tire size: 195/50/15 RPM-psi 1962-0 2102-2.6 2299-4.0 2516-5.2 2710-6.8 2903-8.4 3113-10.2 3314-11.6 3418-12.0 |
Engine: '94 1.8
Turbo: GT2554 Manifold: Bell cast (not directed pulse) Downpipe Size/Style: Bell 2.75” outlet, divorced, mild steel Exhaust Size: 2 1/8" O.D. Bosal cat-back (don't know the I.D., it's small) Exhaust Components: factory cat Intercooler Core Size: Bell #3, don’t know dimensions, it’s big Intake Manifold: Stock Headwork: none Engine Management: MSI 10g Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: Humphrey EBC Trans & Rear End Ratio: 5-speed, OE Torsen Rear tire size: 195/60-14 10 psi is my current max boost target. Log taken at 75F ambient. FOURTH GEAR PULL: RPM Boost(psi) 2211 2.47 2331 4.06 2409 4.99 2534 6.09 2600 6.82 2734 7.80 2814 8.41 2933 9.60 3049 10.7 http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/h...ot/paginge.jpg http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/h.../boottable.jpg |
anybody that has aem ems please post datalogger of dyno pulls!!! maybe then I start beliving these magical numbers.
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WOW I just PM Deerhunter on M-net about his 3071R stroker. His response was a link on a discussion here.
Deerhunter "I'm at approximately 2,000 ft above sea level. The difference in spool is very apparent compared to Grand Junction (4,500 ft+). I'll do a datalog as soon as possible, but here is my recollection (based on gauge pressure): 5 psi at a tick past 2K 10 psi before 3K 20+ psi before 4K Seat of the pants feel is VERY nice I wonder what it'll do at sea level? BTW, I'm using a DEFI boost gauge, so I'm going to assume that it's fairly accurate. __________________ '93 L.E. (Mazdaspeed Alternative) 2.0 litre with FMII (GT3071R); Hydramist; Quaife gearbox; AFCO's 355 HP uncorr. at 19 psi; 420 corrected at 23 psi " He said he would data log later but he is on vacation. Looking at that it is IMPRESSIVE. I want, I want, I want |
Engine: 99' 1.8L
Turbo: Garrett GT 3271 52 trim comp, .78 hotside Manifold: FM T2 manifold converted to T3 w/ 38mm WG added Downpipe Size/Style: home made 3" w/ WG tied back to downpipe Exhaust Size: 3 glasspacks and a big Magnaflow all 3" Exhaust Components: Louvered glasspacks & Magnaflow Muffler Intercooler Core Size: 20"x12"x3" Intake Manifold: Stock but vics chamber removed Headwork: Heavily undercut and backcut stock valves, smoothed SS radius, blended bowls, heavily unshrouded the valves, Engine Management: Megasquirt II W/ EDIS Trigger wheel setup. Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: Needs a better tune, using MBC Trans & Rear End Ratio: 5-speed, 4.3 Open Diff Rear tire size: 225-50-15's FOURTH GEAR PULL: RPM Boost(psi) 1518 1 PSI 1778 2 PSI 2443 3 PSI 2604 4 PSI 2753 5 PSI 2876 6 PSI 3025 7 PSI 3061 8 PSI 3251 9 PSI 3344 9.7 PSI Similar to Braineack's... |
Engine: 96 1.8L
Tranny: 5spd Diff: Stock LSD Turbo: Garrett T3/4-60/48 manifold: custom log WG: External Turbonetics w/MBC limited to 12.5-12.7 psi Downpipe: custom 3 inch EMS: 96-97 MSPNP FMIC: 24x6x3 Tires: Toyo Proxes T1R- 205-50-15 4th Gear Pull 102kpa-2918 120kpa-3096 136kpa-3290 157kpa-3663 173kpa-3853 188kpa-4253 |
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Did a pull while on my last road trip in FL. Swapped out the cheap-o turbo style eBay Raptor muffler for the big magnaflow 12578 = nice change.
Originally Posted by m2cupcar
(Post 314704)
FOURTH GEAR PULL:
RPM Boost(psi)
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Engine: 94 1.8L w/130k on the bottom end!
Turbo: T04E .50 compressor / .63 hot side Manifold: BEGI's latest, coated with external "tial type" dual port Downpipe Size/Style: home made 3" w/ WG dump under car Exhaust Size: 3" with 3" 200 cell cat to a 3" Thrush Welded Intercooler Core Size: 22"x9"x3" Intake Manifold: Stock with a little port matching Headwork: Supertech valves, springs & perches, port,polish, bowl work Engine Management: AEM EMS Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: Twinfire w/sequential COP, Fidanza flywheel, unknown WG spring so no electronic boost control tuning till after this run. Trans & Rear End Ratio: 5-speed, 4.1 LSD Rear tire size: 225-50-15's Trying to figure out what spring is in my wastegate, looks like about 14psig(from this datalog), it was supposed to be 8.7. Need to tune the boost control with this new found data. 18psi is about right but the ebc is set to start around 8psi so with the just spring pressure it's cracking early. Apparently not enough duty on the boost solenoid either, 4psi spike. kpa (psig) RPM 37.57 2082 50.14 2125 90.61 2144 100.12 (0) 2335 105.64 2460 110.24 2593 120.36 2796 130.17 3019 145.20 3296 160.22 (8.5) 3589 181.69 3792 200.08 (14.5) 3929 230.14 (18.5) 4207 |
Someone ballast their car with 500lb and make an identical run, I'm a bit curious.
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Here's some data from my new setup.
Engine: 01' 1.9L Turbo: Garrett GT 3076 Manifold: Tubular Downpipe Size/Style: 3" Exhaust Size: 3" Engine Management: Hydra Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: MBC Trans & Rear End Ratio: 6-speed, 3.6 gears Rear tire size: 225-45-15's FIFTH GEAR PULL: RPM Boost(psi) 2600 1 PSI 3050 2 PSI 3350 3 PSI 3500 4 PSI 3600 5 PSI 3750 6 PSI 3800 7 PSI 3850 8 PSI 3900 9 PSI 4000 10 PSI 4050 11 PSI 4100 13 PSI 4150 15 PSI 4200 17 PSI |
Friday night and I'm out datalogging pulls... I'm such a rockstar.
Engine: '92 1.6L Turbo: GT2560 Manifold: FM “new” Downpipe Size/Style: FM Exhaust Size: 2.5 Exhaust Components: no cat, magnaflow muffler Intercooler Core Size: 15” FM Intake Manifold: Stock Headwork: none Engine Management: Megasquirt Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: MS EBC (shitty tune) Elevation: 4,304 FT Trans & Rear End Ratio: 5-speed, stock 1.6 VLSD Rear tire size: 205-50-15 4th gear pull 2216 1.6 2469 3.1 2700 4.3 2942 6.2 3114 7.0 3332 8.1 3661 9.0 3800 9.5 3850 10.1 Ran out of road…. Max boost is roughly 13psi |
Did the pull on the way home from my buddy's house. ~55F outside
Engine: '90 1.6L Turbo: Old Garrett T28. .60A/R Manifold: BEGi Cast "Directed Pulse" Downpipe Size/Style: Old FM2 bell mouth. 2.25" to 2.5" Exhaust Size: 2.5" straight. Exhaust Components: Glasspack resonator. Intercooler Core Size: 18"x12"x3" Intake Manifold: Stock Headwork: None, stock Engine Management: MSPNP 9093 Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: FM MBC. Trans & Rear End Ratio: 5-speed, 4.1 LSD Rear tire size: 205/50R15 FOURTH GEAR PULL: RPM Boost(psi) 1290 0.1 1322 1 1542 2 1780 3 2002 4.5 2131 5.1 2523 6.1 2750 7.5 2996 9.4 3205 11.3 3505 11.8 3638 12.5 |
Engine: '93 1.6L
Turbo: T3 Manifold: Ebay cast cheapie Downpipe Size/Style: 2.5" modified Ebay cheapie Exhaust Size: 2.5 Exhaust Components: stock cat, Tsudo catback Intercooler Core Size: Evo 7 JDM Intake Manifold: Stock Headwork: none Engine Management: Megasquirt PNP Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: MBC set at 8.5-9# Elevation: sea level Trans & Rear End Ratio: 5-speed, stock 1.8 open Rear tire size: 195-50-14 4th gear pull 2406 0.2 2506 1.5 2609 2.8 2710 4.5 2812 6.1 2926 7.8 3043 8.3 3209 8.9 |
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Probably my first post here but I though I'd update the list and make it simpler for those not versed in Excel to add their data and repost. Data is getting pretty thick now so perhaps an averaging data setup might help show your position better.
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Originally Posted by rrjwilson
(Post 431801)
Probably my first post here but I though I'd update the list and make it simpler for those not versed in Excel to add their data and repost. Data is getting pretty thick now so perhaps an averaging data setup might help show your position better.
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I did remake the data into turbo sizes with secitoned graphs and for a final trick an averaging graph for sectioned data. At that point however, Excel decided it had had enough for the day and died so I cant post it :D
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Engine: 323 GTX 1929cc Fully built-8.5:1 cr
Turbo: 2871 .64 a/r internal wastegate Manifold: Custom SS log 45deg top/front mount Downpipe Size/Style: 3" bellmouth style, uber low radius bend Exhaust Size: 3" Exhaust Components: 3" straight-thru magnaflow Intercooler Core Size: Stock SRT-4 BITCHES!!!(found to suck above 15psi) Intake Manifold: 94 ported and matched Headwork: Yes but stock cams and gears Engine Management: MSPNP Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: lightened oem flywheel, ported throttle body spacer, 2.5" i/c piping, ms EBC, 7psi spring, More timing than you can shake a stick at! Trans & Rear End Ratio: 90' 5-speed, 4.10 gears on rx7 lsd Rear tire size: 205/50/15 Azenis (Little to no traction in 1-3 gears) 4th gear pulls= 2000 - 2psi 2500 - 5psi 3000 - 7psi 3500 - 15psi (usually somewhere around 14-17 depending on boost level settings) 4000 - whatever the boost controller is set at it will be there by now (up to 22psi) |
Engine: '92 1/6L
Turbo: T3 60 .48 A/R Manifold: ETD Shorty modified bottom mount Downpipe Size/Style: 3" Vband with 1.5" merging EWG Exhaust Size: 3" Exhaust Components: Magnaflow Muffler Intercooler Core Size: 22"x8"x2.5" Intake Manifold: Stock Headwork: Stock Engine Management: Adaptronic Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: Tial 38mm MVS EWG 0.9Bar spring (~13PSI) Trans & Rear End Ratio: 5-speed, 4.1 1.6 Diff :( Rear tire size: 195-50-15? 3RD Gear Pull PSI -RPM 1 - 1927 2 - 2113 3 - 2349 4 - 2533 5 - 2718 6 - 2816 7 - 2968 8 - 3029 9 - 3082 10 - 3264 11 - 3356 12 - 3438 13 - 3542 Once EBC is hooked up and tuned I expect to hit boost target by around 3200 RPM. |
Posted this spool info in another thread so thought I'd copy it here.
Engine: 2L FM stroker. 8.8:1CR Turbo: Custom GT3076R (mix of 3071 and 3076 with larger internal wastegate) Manifold: End of the line BEGI FM Downpipe Size/Style: 2.5" Exhaust Size: 2.5" with FM cat Intercooler: BEGI Mazdaspeed (with mapped water/meth injection) Intake Manifold: Stock VICs (operational) with port matching Headwork: 1mm FM supertech over sized valves, FM valve spring kit and extensive headwork (see details in website link below) Engine Management: Electromotive TECgt Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: Blitz SBC i-D2 boost controller. Trans & Rear End Ratio: 5-speed, 4.1 LSD Rear tire size: 205-45-16's 5th gear pull 120kPa = 2150rpm 140kPa = 2600rpm 160kPa = 3050rpm 180kPa = 3350rpm After 180kPa boost rises more quickly. FWIW I preferred the GT2860RS on this motor at my favoured power range of 320 to 340bhp. I'm too much of a wuss to push the current turbo :giggle: |
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So I did a 4th gear pull on the way home to get a log for the GT2871. Here is what I came up with (see the graph). Not bad for a big turbo, not far behind the GT2560 setup I had before. Plus it was hot outside, like 95 deg F.
Engine: 1.8L 9:1CR Turbo: GT2871, BEGI ported IWG Manifold: BEGI S4 Downpipe Size/Style: BEGI SGDP Exhaust Size: 3" Enthuza with metallic core cat. Intercooler: CXRacing as a custom v-mount Intake Manifold: Stock Headwork: 1mm supertech over sized valves, supertech springs and titanium retainers Engine Management: Adaptronic Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: Custom hybrid EBC/MBC setup Trans & Rear End Ratio: 6-speed, 3.63 Torsen Rear tire size: 225-45-15 |
Engine: '93 1/6L
Turbo: Greddy TD04-15C Manifold: Greddy Cast manifold Downpipe Size/Style: Custom 2.5" divorced Exhaust Size: 2.5" - 3" Exhaust Components: Magnaflow hi-flow cat & Magnaflow Muffler Intercooler Core Size: 27x9x3 Intake Manifold: Stock Headwork: stockage Engine Management: Megasquirt Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: Water injection, turbo blanky Trans & Rear End Ratio: 5-speed, 4.1 LSD Rear tire size: 195's 4th gear pull RPM KPA PSI 2700 101 .7 2800 104 1.14 2900 132 5.14 3000 143 6.71 3100 149 7.57 3200 158 8.8 |
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Engine: '97 1.8L
Turbo: Nissan t3 60/48 Manifold: FM Cast manifold Downpipe Size/Style: Custom 2.5" Exhaust Size: 2.5" - 3" Exhaust Components: 3" x 15" resonator in place of cat & Magnaflow Muffler Intercooler Core Size: 12x11x3 Intake Manifold: Stock Headwork: Stock Engine Management: Megasquirt 1v3 Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: Tial 35mm wastegate Trans & Rear End Ratio: 5-speed, 3.9 LSD Rear tire size: 205 Azeni's 4th gear pull from 2000 rpm (KPA) 2000 105 2300 115 2600 126 2900 142 3100 159 3300 181 3500 184 Attachment 203866 |
Here's my updated data.
Engine: 01' 1.9L Turbo: Garrett GT 3076 Manifold: Tubular Downpipe Size/Style: 3" Exhaust Size: 3" Engine Management: Hydra Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: EBC Trans & Rear End Ratio: 6-speed, 3.6 gears Rear tire size: 225-50-15's FIFTH GEAR PULL: RPM Boost(psi) 2500 1 PSI 2750 2 PSI 3000 3 PSI 3250 4 PSI 3500 5 PSI 3750 8 PSI 4000 13 PSI 4250 18 PSI 4500 23 PSI |
Engine: '92 1.6L
Turbo: T3 60 0.48AR Manifold: Log Downpipe Size/Style: 2.5" Exhaust Size: 2.25" OG FM N/A Duals Engine Management: Adaptronic Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: EBC/No Intercooler Trans & Rear End Ratio: 6-speed, 3.6 gears Rear tire size: 195-50-15's FIFTH GEAR PULL: RPM kPa Psi 2000 112 1.75 2250 119 2.76 2500 127 3.92 2750 140 6.10 3000 163 9.14 |
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Engine: '92 1.6L
Turbo: T3 Super 60 .48 A/R Manifold: Custom bottom mount ETD Shorty Downpipe Size/Style: 3" Exhaust Size: 3" Exhaust Components: Magnaflow Muffler Intercooler Core Size: 18"x12"x3" Intake Manifold: Stock Headwork: Stock Engine Management: Adaptronic Trans & Rear End Ratio: 5-speed, 4.1 LSD Rear tire size: 195/45-15? All values WOT unless noted. Stupid truck almost cut me off on interstate. 5th gear pull RPM - KPA 2500 - 120 2600 - 123 2700 - 133 2800 - 137 2900 - 146 3000 - 152 3100 - 163 (TPS at 60%) 3200 - 175 (TPS at 83%) 3300 - 186 3400 - 190 3500 - 195 Holds steady after this creeping to 205KPa at redline in all gears. I have not yet hooked up my EBC :) Also I will be installing a new motor to run around 20psi, and a new compressor wheel on my T3 that is basically a 48trim 2871R wheel. |
Hello guys and greetings from germany ;)
here my facts about my spool up! Engine: '93 1/6L Turbo: Garrett T3 60 Manifold: selfmade Downpipe Size/Style: Single tube 2,36" Exhaust Size: 2,36" Exhaust Components: metall 100cell catalyst, 2,36" presilencer & 2,36" Magnaflow muffler Intercooler Core Size: need to check, but its stock subaru wrx sti modell 2006 Intake Manifold: Stock Headwork: stock Engine Management: Greddy Emanage Ultimate Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: Fidanza flywheel, HKS EVC VI Trans & Rear End Ratio: 5-speed, 4.3Diff Rear tire size: 195/50/15 4th gear spool: 1850 01,30PSI 1950 01,45PSI 2050 02,18PSI 2150 03,05PSI 2250 03,34PSI 2350 03,77PSI 2450 04,64PSI 2550 05,22PSI 2650 05,95PSI 2750 06,67PSI 2850 07,69PSI 2950 08,41PSI 3050 09,28PSI 3150 09,43PSI 3250 09,72PSI 3350 09,86PSI . . . 7050 09,86PSI graph: Imageshack - log4thgearpull |
Originally Posted by m2cupcar
(Post 314704)
Engine: unopened stock '90 2.0L FE-dohc
Turbo: Garrett t3/t4 stage 3 AR48, 50 trim AR60 Manifold: SS Autochrome BP top-mount mild stainless steel (modified flange to fit FE) Downpipe Size/Style: Single tube 3" Exhaust Size: 3" Exhaust Components: 300 cel metal cat, 18" louvered glass-pack and Raptor turbo-style muffler (quiet) Intercooler Core Size: 18"x12"x3" eBay bar/plate Intake Manifold: Top half 1.6 Miata, Bottom half Kia Sportage Headwork: none Engine Management: FM Miatalink 1.6 Other Spoolin' Helpers/Hurters: Incomplete closed loop tune on Link EBC. Stock Mercedes internal wastegate w/helper spring. Still haven't dyno tuned the engine management...soon. Trans & Rear End Ratio: 5-speed, 4.1 open Rear tire size: 205/45-15 atmos: 98kpa FOURTH GEAR PULL: RPM Boost(psi)
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