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Originally Posted by TheDriver
(Post 818313)
proof?
Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 818376)
Its out there.
We've had this type of thread before, a dyno plot as well as a couple vids were posted. Dig around. Im pretty sure he's outside of the US if that helps. Greece? Not sure.
Originally Posted by viperormiata
(Post 818314)
CEO maybe? EDIT: Not really a dyno queen. He races this thing a lot and actually loses.
http://forum.miata.net/vb/attachment...3&d=1207978500 http://img697.imageshack.us/img697/1825/dsc00512r.jpg http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread.php?t=242677 |
Yeah probably him. Wasn't sure
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Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 818415)
Yeah probably him. Wasn't sure
Tell your friend to start posting here. |
Originally Posted by Faeflora
(Post 818335)
Details on your local fellas miata?
I wonder if his turbo is bigger than mine. Also what cams. I hope to put down some dyno queen mumbers soon myself. Hes not a friend, just a guy I met at a shop that I visited locally here in Charlotte while I'm in town. I know his motor is sick but I'm not sure what turbo he's planning on running I don't think he knew there are 800~ whp Miatas lurking.....lol |
That greek guy was not running enough turbo to make 800 horse.
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Originally Posted by Faeflora
(Post 818485)
That greek guy was not running enough turbo to make 800 horse.
He probably didn't have the right coolant reroute either :giggle: |
805 ps = 793 hp
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Originally Posted by viperormiata
(Post 818486)
There are many versions of the T04Z
He probably didn't have the right coolant reroute either :giggle: |
Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 818404)
They make cams for bp vvt motors?
That's the 1st I heard of that He's picked up one of these: https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1326294200 And damn, your boy is gonna make me have to change my signature. :( |
There is a fundamental issue with this dyno output. Since HP = (TQ*RPM)/5250, TQ and HP HAVE to cross at 5250 rpms. On this dyno chart TQ and HP are crossing at 7750 which means that at least the X scale is off.
Originally Posted by viperormiata
(Post 818314)
CEO maybe? EDIT: Not really a dyno queen. He races this thing a lot and actually loses.
http://forum.miata.net/vb/attachment...3&d=1207978500 http://img697.imageshack.us/img697/1825/dsc00512r.jpg http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread.php?t=242677 |
Originally Posted by 1StopJeff
(Post 819920)
There is a fundamental issue with this dyno output. Since HP = (TQ*RPM)/5250, TQ and HP HAVE to cross at 5250 rpms. On this dyno chart TQ and HP are crossing at 7750 which means that at least the X scale is off.
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Originally Posted by soviet
(Post 819923)
The crossover point depends on the units and axis. e.g. it's 5250 for ft/lbs and hp and something else for Kg/M and PS
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Originally Posted by miatamike203
(Post 818361)
They never posted the dyno sheet for it but that car was built by Flyin Miata.
The guy that owns the car lives just a few mile from my house. I met him recently. He claims that the car indeed makes 817 hp, and I questioned him if it was a typo. He may be bullshiting me. He says that the car's best pass was in the 7's at Bradenton Motorsports Park. He showed me a timeslip. I hope to verify it when I go see the car. We talked about taking it to the track, but we will see if it ever really happens. He has not driven the car in over 2 years. |
One more thing, the chassis was built in Texas somewhere.
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Megacycle will make cams-they weld material on the cam then grind it down and nitride the faces. I think they can make longer duration higher lift if you want. When I talked to them they said they might have some new blanks instead of modifying the stock cams but it wouldnt be for a few months
Maruha and I think Tomei both make VVT intake cams as well. the maruha cam has a different base circle so you have to use their SUB lifters which are like $500. I don't know about Tomei but all the rest of their stuff is stupid expensive so I assume their cams would be too. they are not really aggressive cams either 256-262 or something duration, a little higher lift |
Originally Posted by kaisersoze
(Post 819953)
Megacycle will make cams-they weld material on the cam then grind it down and nitride the faces. I think they can make longer duration higher lift if you want. When I talked to them they said they might have some new blanks instead of modifying the stock cams but it wouldnt be for a few months
Maruha and I think Tomei both make VVT intake cams as well. the maruha cam has a different base circle so you have to use their SUB lifters which are like $500. I don't know about Tomei but all the rest of their stuff is stupid expensive so I assume their cams would be too. they are not really aggressive cams either 256-262 or something duration, a little higher lift Maruha and Tomei can suck a jdm wanger |
Originally Posted by miata2fast
(Post 819950)
The car was not built by Flyin Miata. It was built by a guy in South Florida. They did use a FM stroker kit to build the motor.
The guy that owns the car lives just a few mile from my house. I met him recently. He claims that the car indeed makes 817 hp, and I questioned him if it was a typo. He may be bullshiting me. He says that the car's best pass was in the 7's at Bradenton Motorsports Park. He showed me a timeslip. I hope to verify it when I go see the car. We talked about taking it to the track, but we will see if it ever really happens. He has not driven the car in over 2 years. |
dyno sluts or dyno hoes
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Originally Posted by Boost Joose
(Post 820151)
Are you talking about the white car? or the car from greece? or another one? I was reading and saw where the car from greece only lasted 12 hours before it blew.....:facepalm:
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Originally Posted by miata2fast
(Post 820180)
I am refering to the white car.
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