18psi 336whp 20psi 349whp
05-28-2010, 05:48 PM
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18psi 336whp 20psi 349whp
Here is what i made on 18PSi with current setup but will be getting retuned next week on 25PSI just ran out of time today.
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05-28-2010, 06:33 PM
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I hate your guts. Not really, it's mostly jealousy cause I wish my 99 put those numbers down. I'm only 100hp less than you! Good pull!
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05-28-2010, 06:36 PM
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I forgot to add it would have seen 350 but for some reason the wastegate just didn't want to hold boost. So once I get my new wastegate and fix a few small thing ill be going for my 25psi tune. =]
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05-28-2010, 08:03 PM
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here is a list of what i have sorry if i left anything out
Head stock
bottom end
belfab H beam rods
super tech pistons 9.5:1 comp
HV oil pump
full ARP studs
Turbo setup
ebay manifold with a 16g flange
New style EVOIII 16G
full 3INCH exhaust
VTA wastegate
Other stuff
custom intake manifold
DIYPNP with 4 bar mapdaddy
stock fuel rail made into a dual feed fuel rail
680CC injectors
coil over plug
mazdaspeed six speed tranny
mazdaspeed diff
walbro 255lph
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05-28-2010, 08:20 PM
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All these new dyno plots showing up on this site really have me thinking more and more about turbo efficiency.
From what I understand the 16g is considered a relatively small turbo, right? These are numbers that we usually see from bigger turbo's such as a 2871, 3071 or a larger t3. I know there are always variable's to take into account(intake manifold, tubular exhaust, etc.) but, is this turbo really that efficient?
I must be missing something here, please fill me in.
Miatamike203, I am envious. Those are great numbers. I bet the car pulls like a freight train. I can't even imagine what you're going to put down at 25psi
From what I understand the 16g is considered a relatively small turbo, right? These are numbers that we usually see from bigger turbo's such as a 2871, 3071 or a larger t3. I know there are always variable's to take into account(intake manifold, tubular exhaust, etc.) but, is this turbo really that efficient?
I must be missing something here, please fill me in.
Miatamike203, I am envious. Those are great numbers. I bet the car pulls like a freight train. I can't even imagine what you're going to put down at 25psi
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05-28-2010, 08:42 PM
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All these new dyno plots showing up on this site really have me thinking more and more about turbo efficiency.
From what I understand the 16g is considered a relatively small turbo, right? These are numbers that we usually see from bigger turbo's such as a 2871, 3071 or a larger t3. I know there are always variable's to take into account(intake manifold, tubular exhaust, etc.) but, is this turbo really that efficient?
I must be missing something here, please fill me in.
Miatamike203, I am envious. Those are great numbers. I bet the car pulls like a freight train. I can't even imagine what you're going to put down at 25psi
From what I understand the 16g is considered a relatively small turbo, right? These are numbers that we usually see from bigger turbo's such as a 2871, 3071 or a larger t3. I know there are always variable's to take into account(intake manifold, tubular exhaust, etc.) but, is this turbo really that efficient?
I must be missing something here, please fill me in.
Miatamike203, I am envious. Those are great numbers. I bet the car pulls like a freight train. I can't even imagine what you're going to put down at 25psi
The car feels like nothing i have ever driven and i have driven a lot of cars from your everyday civic to some of the nicest and fastest super cars thanks to the 2 places i work and worked at. No traction problems ether this i was surprised about, once you hit boost good luck trying to move in your seat and good luck trying to pass me. lol
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05-28-2010, 11:08 PM
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Tell us more about this > ebay manifold with a 16g flange < .. how does it hold up? i know a friend that had bought an ebay 1.6 kit and it fell apart in 3 weeks.. not saying yours will just wondering which one you got and how much you paid? was it the ebay kit we all see got like 1000$?
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