EFR 6758 + VVT + 19psi = 316BHP/405Nm

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Old 10-22-2017, 03:50 PM
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Default EFR 6758 + VVT + 19psi = 316BHP/405Nm

EFR 6758 (0.64 A/R) with simple welded log manifold. VVT engine (83.5 mm supertech 8.6:1 Pistons, forged, BE oil pump), EUDM flat top intake manifold, stock head, full 3" exhaust. Road-tuned using DIY det cans, running RON100 fuel. I do have some initial boost overshoot that should be taken care of once I get some more EBC closed loop tuning done.

I'm still wondering how to make it spool faster. Those "i want your spool" data sheets make me green with envy.

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Starting the pull at 2k will help spool
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Originally Posted by Savington
Starting the pull at 2k will help spool
I did start at 2000, i just cut it off because nobody cares about what BHP i make down there. Did the pull in my 1:1 gear, too.
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I got really confused as to why the hp and tq lines didn't cross till I realized that you switched out the units on us!
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13 cm will always sound more impressive than 5".
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Just a wild guess, the log manifold is hurting spool.
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That's my guess too. My plan is to try the Kraken cast manifold next season. It's similar to TSE's, just better available in Europe
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Originally Posted by thumpetto007
Just a wild guess, the log manifold is hurting spool.
That's pretty nuts that it's hurting things in the realm of like 1k!

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That's my guess too. My plan is to try the Kraken cast manifold next season. It's similar to TSE's, just better available in Europe
Will be great to see the difference!
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it's not nuts. I haven't seen his log so this is just a guess, but smooth transitions vs gasses colliding into one another is a drastic difference
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I mean, this is miataturbo. First things first, you have to show everyone your log!

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