Approximitaly what power levels can I expect with my build?
Hello guys!
I know this generally have been asked a lot but I just want to have your personal opinions on the subject about my car. I think as of now the most restrictive component on the build could be the stock pistons. This is a completely rebuilt VVT engine in a 96 NA chassis. I've got TA Techinx con rods and brand new OEM 0.50 ovesize pistons with ACL race bearings. The head is ported and all the valves, springs, stem seals etc. have been replaced with new oem ones. I've the boundary oil pump and a fluidampr harmonic balancer. I've got a cometic head gasket with arp head studs, I also have a coolant reroute and a mishimoto alloy rad. My injectors are Bosch ev14 640cc. I've a mishimoto intercooler and a forge BOV. My turbo is a Garrett GT2860RS with a kraken manifold and a full 2.75" exhaust system with a magnaflow muffler and a sport cat. The ECU is a MS3 with the expansion panel. I've got the Type 1 Torsen diff with a 4.1 ration and a 6 spd tranny (I know its pretty short like this hoping for a 3.6 or a 3.9 diff). My tuners main concern is that the stock pistons CR is too high and he thinks that it would not sustain anymore than 250whp, which I am a bit bummed about because I was hoping for maybe 300 at the wheels. What do you guys think? And also do you think there could be some more weak point that needs to be replaced before I start assembling everything except the engine? Thanks in advance! |
More than 4 but less than 2,000
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Doesn't Hungary have decent e85 availability?
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Originally Posted by Skamba
(Post 1537039)
Doesn't Hungary have decent e85 availability?
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That's a bummer, I remember that they had it a few years ago when I visited. At least get the highest grade fuel you can get, as it makes a big difference.
Based on what I've read on these forums so far, I think you should be able to go over 250 whp. Not sure if you'd be able to get to 300 though. |
Originally Posted by Skamba
(Post 1537060)
That's a bummer, I remember that they had it a few years ago when I visited. At least get the highest ...
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I'd think that 250 whp (+/- 20) would be a reasonable estimate. I think that your limiting factors are the turbo, injector size and exhaust system (even though 2.75" is better than my 2.5"). Think of your engine as an air pump - the higher the flow, the higher the peak power. If you can flow more air (bigger, or better-flowing turbo, good flowing exhaust manifold (the Kraken is good) and bigger exhaust (up to a practical limit) then you can theoretically make more power. Of course you have to have the fuel to support that higher air flow, thus the bigger (or better-flowing) injectors.
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Originally Posted by rwyatt365
(Post 1537070)
I'd think that 250 whp (+/- 20) would be a reasonable estimate. I think that your limiting factors are the turbo, injector size and exhaust system (even though 2.75" is better than my 2.5").
Also do you think if I trade my 640 with a 1000cc the turbo would still have some potential left? |
i made 309whp in my ff630 cc injectors, so injectors are fine.
why did you install new stock 10:1 pistons? if you were planning to turbo, better to install stock pistons out of an NA miata, they are 9:1 i have a rods only rebuild, with stock 94 pistons on my vvt motor, untouched 200k mile head and made 309hp. |
Originally Posted by borka
(Post 1537084)
i made 309whp in my ff630 cc injectors, so injectors are fine.
why did you install new stock 10:1 pistons? if you were planning to turbo, better to install stock pistons out of an NA miata, they are 9:1 i have a rods only rebuild, with stock 94 pistons on my vvt motor, untouched 200k mile head and made 309hp. |
Originally Posted by rappit4
(Post 1537072)
So you would go for a 3" system? Many people recommend the 2.75 instead of the 3. Isnt the 3" too droney and loud for daily usage?
Also do you think if I trade my 640 with a 1000cc the turbo would still have some potential left? Regarding the injectors, I'm running 650cc FIC injectors and at 250whp, on 205kPa of boost, I'm at about 80% duty cycle. So, there's still some room for more power, but not much. IF I weren't poverty-stricken (kinda), I'd be on 1000cc ID's right now - for the extra headroom. |
The Magnaflow to use with a 3" system is the Magnaflow 12589
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Your tuner is right.
CR really needs to be measured to be sure but you should put it pistons and ring in too. Everything else you have done seems ok but 330bhp or 300whp would require a new fuel pump too which isn't mentioned. Better flow = more power. 2.75" < 3" I appreciate the trade off for volume though. |
Originally Posted by rrjwilson
(Post 1537175)
Your tuner is right.
CR really needs to be measured to be sure but you should put it pistons and ring in too... Yes the 255 walbro pump is on the list! I think i'm going to trade the 2.75 for a 3" |
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