NB miata, BP4W Efr 6758 @24psi

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Old 11-16-2019, 03:18 AM
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Default NB miata, BP4W Efr 6758 @24psi

I dont know if i am suposed to make a new thread.( I already have one but it is a virtual dyno)

425hp and 333lbf.ft

www.youtube.com/watch?v=jb2CNMdzEKo

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NB1 99 motor with supertech pistons and scat rods, acl bearings with arp main and head studs.
Stock head exept VSS855 Valve springs.
Trackspeed efr cast manifold.
EFR 6758.
Trackspeed 3 inch down pipe and 3 inch exhaust.
NRG medium size intercooler. 2.5inch inlet & outlet.
Turbosmart EFR BOV.
Coolant reroute form skidnation.
MS3pro pnp.
Vag cops
AEM AFR.
Canchecked oled display..
MS3 boost controller.
Walboro 255.
ID 1050x injectors.
6speed with a stock 1.8 flywheel and a custom 6 puck cluch.
Torsen diff with a 3.6.
Bilstein pss9.
Trackspeed 11.75'' Gen2 big brake kit with wilwood's bp20 pads.
Rota RKR wheels 16'' with AD08r 225/45/16 all around.
Roll bar, frame rails, Racing beat front and rear anti-roll bars,BeatRush PPF brace.
Carbon miata hood and trunk.
A quick release deep dish steering wheel and Lotus seats. I am 6.1
Power steering, A/C deleted.



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Great numbers. Looks like the engine wants more rpms maybe 7500. Power is still climbing at redline
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great numbers and spool !

E85 ?
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Nice results! I keep getting knock no matter what above 250kpa. By your torque and hp curve shape it seems you’re ramping boost or at least timing, do you mind sharing numbers?

is this the same tune as your previous virtuadyno?

Congrats!
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Thank you all . The numbers are indeed unexpectedly high

On the road, the turbo spool's much faster.

No it is not on E85 .We don't have the magic timing juice here in Greece(at least not available in gas stations).

I am using 100Ron shell V-power, the equivalent in the states is 93 pump if am not mistaken.

I am going to increase the rev. limiter from 7000 to 7300. No more because i love my motor and i want it to live for a long time.

Here's my timing table, all comments are welcome, am tuning the car myself.
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I am setting up traction control in megasquirt. I got the vr board today and i installed on the car. I am searching, but i cannot find any info adout teeth on the ads sensor.

Can some one tell me, how many teeth does the ads ring have?

Miata 99-00

Thank you.
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My spark table is very similar in the 250kpa zone. I actual have more spark advance in the 200kpa/220kpa area. I get 360ish whp on the virtuadyno in dynojet mode but i'm nowhere near those numbers on the roller dyno.

Engine usually outputs maximum hp around 6800 if boost/spark advance are kept linear. I know 6258 is on the merge of loosing efficiency on that area and the 6758 is just picking up around that area and your virtuadyno just shows that teorical gain. Any 100-200kph figures?

Traction control in MS is very simplistic, only suitable for drag pulls i think.

Once again, congratz!
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Originally Posted by Mpliki
Thank you all . The numbers are indeed unexpectedly high

On the road, the turbo spool's much faster.

No it is not on E85 .We don't have the magic timing juice here in Greece(at least not available in gas stations).

I am using 100Ron shell V-power, the equivalent in the states is 93 pump if am not mistaken.

I am going to increase the rev. limiter from 7000 to 7300. No more because i love my motor and i want it to live for a long time.

Here's my timing table, all comments are welcome, am tuning the car myself.

You have the upgraded valve springs, you can safely rev the engine to at least 7500-7600rpm. I would if I were you since the engine seems to be asking for it. I have my rev limiter set to 7450. I never take it that high because I have a 2560r that runs out of steam past 6500, but again you will be fine in the 7600rpm range.
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Originally Posted by kamel6k
My spark table is very similar in the 250kpa zone. I actual have more spark advance in the 200kpa/220kpa area. I get 360ish whp on the virtuadyno in dynojet mode but i'm nowhere near those numbers on the roller dyno.

Engine usually outputs maximum hp around 6800 if boost/spark advance are kept linear. I know 6258 is on the merge of loosing efficiency on that area and the 6758 is just picking up around that area and your virtuadyno just shows that teorical gain. Any 100-200kph figures?

Traction control in MS is very simplistic, only suitable for drag pulls i think.

Once again, congratz!

Do you have a build thread i can read? Also can you share your spark map, so i can see how much more you are running?

I dont have any figures yet. I will have a dragy in my hands pretty soon

I know that it is very simple and i am going to use it, just to help me get off the line faster. I read somewhere in here, that a dude uses it in Auto X and it kinda works.

When i have time, i will sett it up and give an update.
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Slow the train a moment, that graph is BHP, not WHP.

Still great numbers, but I bet a lot of people are seeing 425hp on pump and their minds are blown because they think it wheel power.
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Originally Posted by ManiacLachy
Slow the train a moment, that graph is BHP, not WHP.

Still great numbers, but I bet a lot of people are seeing 425hp on pump and their minds are blown because they think it wheel power.
I never said that was whp. I didn't brag about it.

I dont want to start the good old feud, Europe Vs American BHP Vs WHP Vs HP Vs KW.

I post the results, so people can get as much info as possible.

Car feels great and next time,(when i sort out the transmission "destruction" issue) it will be over 400 Bhp, Whp , Hp
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Originally Posted by ManiacLachy
Slow the train a moment, that graph is BHP, not WHP.

Still great numbers, but I bet a lot of people are seeing 425hp on pump and their minds are blown because they think it wheel power.
It’s not that. As I said, on a euro roller dyno you would never get that bump over dynojet wheel power. On Euro dynos you get crank power that equals manufacture numbers, and you remove drag calculated during dyno coast on deccel. As an example: a stock bp4w will measure 140hp crank and 105whp. This is equal to whp in a mustang dyno.

i was trying to know from the OP if it a known free HP dyno or not. As OP referred car must be amazing to drive and we’re trying to gather info.

PS: on your virtuadyno you put 2728 wet weight, have you weight the car?
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Originally Posted by kamel6k
It’s not that. As I said, on a euro roller dyno you would never get that bump over dynojet wheel power. On Euro dynos you get crank power that equals manufacture numbers, and you remove drag calculated during dyno coast on deccel. As an example: a stock bp4w will measure 140hp crank and 105whp. This is equal to whp in a mustang dyno.

i was trying to know from the OP if it a known free HP dyno or not. As OP referred car must be amazing to drive and we’re trying to gather info.

PS: on your virtuadyno you put 2728 wet weight, have you weight the car?
Yes. I weighted the car, with half a tank and it was 1140 kilos 2513lbs. Plus my weight, 98kilos 216lbs.

On VD that is not wet weight. It is the total weight of the car and the driver

And yes it is fat and heavy as a pig and i love it
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I’m exactly 98kg too . It’s just that I weight my car at 1060kg, full interior, a/c and ps and always seamed to me to low for a 99 1.8 turbo + cat and 3” big mufler and resonator.
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Originally Posted by kamel6k
I’m exactly 98kg too . It’s just that I weight my car at 1060kg, full interior, a/c and ps and always seamed to me to low for a 99 1.8 turbo + cat and 3” big mufler and resonator.

1060?! Nice. Turbo kit 3inch exhaust with a turbomiata approved magnaflow muffler, 16inch wheels with 225/45/16, braces, rollbar, a hardtop, full interior ps but no A/C, extra sound and heat insulation . I have to reduce weight. Do you have a build thread so i can check out your specs?
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Impressive numbers. Have you measured EGT on this at all? I've not seen anyone make this much with an EFR on pump fuel.
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Originally Posted by Tran
Impressive numbers. Have you measured EGT on this at all? I've not seen anyone make this much with an EFR on pump fuel.
Thank you. Just a reminder, it's HP not WHP. .

I believe soviet went over 400 on pump gas

As for EGT, never. Because i have a trackspeed manifold which is cast stainless steel ( i love it!), i dont want to punch a hole on it and then weld a bung for a EGT probe in fear of it cracking. I will shoot myself if anything happens to it.
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Originally Posted by Mpliki
Thank you. Just a reminder, it's HP not WHP. .

I believe soviet went over 400 on pump gas

As for EGT, never. Because i have a trackspeed manifold which is cast stainless steel ( i love it!), i dont want to punch a hole on it and then weld a bung for a EGT probe in fear of it cracking. I will shoot myself if anything happens to it.
Yep, it's still a lot though!

Did soviet have a tubular manifold? I've not seen any cast manifold EFRs make near yours on pump though.

I understand not wanting to drill/weld that piece of art!
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Originally Posted by Mpliki
I never said that was whp. I didn't brag about it.
I didn't mean to imply you intentionally mislead anyone, just that most here will assume whp by default. I wasn't calling you out, just trying to let everyone else be aware of what's being presented.

I know when I post things here, I have to make an effort to convert units from metric (kw, cm, mm, km, L, nm, etc) into freedom units. It just helps everyone compare from an standard level.

The numbers are impressive, I bet it's blast to drive, I'm definitely a little jealous.
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