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Old Nov 16, 2007 | 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted by patsmx5
Hustler-read. http://www.musclemustangfastfords.co...tio/index.html

Using the 4% rule. Assuming you make 250whp with 9.0:1 ratio pistons.

9.0-8.6=0.4 This is the change in compression

.4 X 4%= .016 This is how much power will change.

1-.016= .984 This is your new power factor.

250whp X .984= 246whp with 8.6:1 compression. That's a 4WHP difference, which would be almost undetectable.
thanks, but I've stated countless times that I'm concerned with spool and not max output.
Old Nov 16, 2007 | 03:57 PM
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what turbine wheel do you have?
T3 stage I (journal) .48A/R. 58.xmm vs your 53.8mm turbine wheel and BBs.
Old Nov 16, 2007 | 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted by hustler
thanks, but I've stated countless times that I'm concerned with spool and not max output.
And they will be linear. If you increase power X%, your spool RPM will drop X%. Do you understand these are related? That's the whole point of me doing that math is to show you that 1.6% change in power or spool isn't gonna make a ****. Hence, you should have kept the pistons you had.
Old Nov 16, 2007 | 04:06 PM
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yeah, I'm kinda kicking myself in the *** right now. I still have the quandry of running 2618 or 4032 alloy...wiseco or supertech.
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i think you should buy a FM stroker built by them, with their FMII kit, installed by them and at full cost.
Old Nov 16, 2007 | 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Braineack
i think you should buy a FM stroker built by them, with their FMII kit, installed by them and at full cost.
I agree.
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Originally Posted by Braineack
i think you should buy a FM stroker built by them, with their FMII kit, installed by them and at full cost.
+1
Old Nov 16, 2007 | 04:12 PM
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Maybe he should wait the 3 weeks get some nice custom 9.5:1's or 10:1's. Then his only trouble is the turbo he has may be a bit excessive. This may not effect spool but the car will be snappy off boost. You could also send out the head and get it ported. Between the two you would definitely have what you want.

+1 on the FM idea
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Originally Posted by hustler
I agree.
Then to simplify things you should cut your losses and start saving up for the stroker kit from FM. If you still have aftermarket rods I'll give ya 100 for them.
Old Nov 16, 2007 | 04:17 PM
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Originally Posted by patsmx5
Then to simplify things you should cut your losses and start saving up for the stroker kit from FM. If you still have aftermarket rods I'll give ya 100 for them.
go ahead and paypal the cash to me.
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What's your paypal? How much to ship them? What brand are they?
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What's your paypal? How much to ship them? What brand are they?
just send the money. $100. Hold on while I set up a "new" account.
Old Nov 16, 2007 | 04:27 PM
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Not directly comparable, but my stock motored 94 (8.8-1) running a standard FMII (GT25) made 15 psi by 3100 rpm. 12 psi by 2900. I dropped from 3400 by spending some time on the dyno. Car has no cat, and a 3" exhaust. Compression ratio is a minor detail. Open exhaust and a good tune are much more important and make a much bigger impact on how the turbo will spool.

Any turbo car will feel like a dog off boost. Its because on boost is so much more fun. I can tell you that I RARELY experienced lag in my car. And that was usually a result of me being in the wrong gear.
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When I drove around with my wastegate wired open I thought the car was broke. I was actually scared to take it WOT cause it just wasn't right....even though I knew in my mind I just lost 250% of the power on purpose.
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Originally Posted by Braineack
When I drove around with my wastegate wired open I thought the car was broke. I was actually scared to take it WOT cause it just wasn't right....even though I knew in my mind I just lost 250% of the power on purpose.
I don't understand.
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Originally Posted by hustler
I don't understand.
Yeah, we get that.
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Originally Posted by Ben
Yeah, we get that.
the car was broken, so you still shifted at redline instead of taking care of it?
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wired open wastegate = 0psi = 90rwhp
non-wired wastegate = 13psi = 230rwhp

230/90 = 2.5 or 250% power loss.
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Originally Posted by Braineack
wired open wastegate = 0psi = 90rwhp
non-wired wastegate = 13psi = 230rwhp

230/90 = 2.5 or 250% power loss.
I don't understand the context. I understand that an open wastegate means no postive pressure. I'm reading into the comment too much apparently.
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yes. SpyHunter mentioned a turbo car being a dog off boost. i was saying without boost the car felt broked.



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