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JasonC SBB 06-20-2013 02:41 PM

At peak torque he's making 75 ft-lbs per liter per atmo of MAP.
That's much higher than I've seen on Dynapacks.
My initial reaction is the dyno settings read higher than usual.

hrk 06-20-2013 04:17 PM

I hope same trend of optimistic results will happen on timing system in Hillclimb :)
We shall see over the weekend.

soviet 06-20-2013 05:28 PM

I made virtually same torque at about 270-280kpa.
But I have a stock head and my torque stayed flat till 7000rpm.

hrk 06-24-2013 12:19 PM

Thank you DIY Autotune for good tune and even help on troubleshooting at the site.

This motor took the "King of The Hill" from Dragon hillclimb against some very impressive machinery, including couple Mitsubishi Evos, Lancia Evoluzione, Can Am McLaren, Datsun 240s etc. 72 cars in total.

18psi 06-24-2013 12:21 PM

Wow congrats. Very nice

hrk 06-25-2013 07:28 AM

Vroom vroom!

Leafy 06-25-2013 07:32 AM

Nice. What was up with the missed shifts? Need new shifter bushings or better engine mounts? I used to always stick my car into 5th when fast shifting the 2-3 shift with stock mounts. Not anymore with the awr mounts.

Braineack 06-25-2013 07:50 AM

would daily.

y8s 06-25-2013 10:07 AM

holy road surface. looks like some pavement patches almost put you into the guard rail.

Efini~FC3S 06-25-2013 10:32 AM

wall of torque from 4000-7000 rpm, jeez.

Even if the Dynapack is reading a bit high (Church Dyno settings?) it's still pretty impressive.

Ben 06-25-2013 01:06 PM


Originally Posted by Efini~FC3S (Post 1024930)
Even if the Dynapack is reading a bit high (Church Dyno settings?) it's still pretty impressive.

A stock 03 Imprezza just made 180 whp. Still think the dyno reads high?

18psi 06-25-2013 01:11 PM


Originally Posted by Ben (Post 1025026)
A stock 03 Imprezza just made 180 whp. Still think the dyno reads high?

If impreza, yes very high.
If wrx, that's about average, not low.

Braineack 06-25-2013 01:12 PM

:rofl:

JasonC SBB 06-25-2013 01:39 PM

Has anyone else seen 75 ft-lbs per liter per 101 kPa on a Dynapack?

What makes it more dubious is the boost is a bit outside the max efficiency island of the GT2560.

Braineack 06-25-2013 01:45 PM


Originally Posted by JasonC SBB (Post 1025041)
Has anyone else seen 75 ft-lbs per liter per 101 kPa on a Dynapack?

What makes it more dubious is the boost is a bit outside the max efficiency island of the GT2560.


something like that:

https://www.miataturbo.net/diy-turbo...24/#post985832

Efini~FC3S 06-25-2013 02:48 PM


Originally Posted by Ben (Post 1025026)
Still think the dyno reads high?

Nope, never did. I wasn't trying to comment on the dyno really.

What I was insinuating is the Church's dynapack in SoCal is notorious for being the most "optimistic" dynapack in the country.

Our dynapack tends to read ever so slightly lower than the dynojets in the area, however that dataset (cars that have run on both) is pretty small.

What I was trying to say, is even if the dyno does read a little high, the torque from 4000-7000rpm is impressive. Whether or not it's 280ft-lbs or 310 ft-lbs according to different dynos doesn't really interest me, how fast that set-up would be in a fully trimmed miata, let alone a locost, does.

:inout:

Anyway, I should get back to installing a turbo in miata, all of these dyno plots get me excited...

Ben 06-25-2013 04:32 PM


Originally Posted by 18psi (Post 1025029)
If impreza, yes very high.
If wrx, that's about average, not low.

Yes, WRX. Bone stock motor & exhaust + tuned standalone. Should have mentioned RWD conversion (818 donor). Picked up 10 over stock. I don't think that reads high at all.


Originally Posted by Efini~FC3S (Post 1025069)
Nope, never did. I wasn't trying to comment on the dyno really.

What I was insinuating is the Church's dynapack in SoCal is notorious for being the most "optimistic" dynapack in the country.

Our dynapack tends to read ever so slightly lower than the dynojets in the area, however that dataset (cars that have run on both) is pretty small.

What I was trying to say, is even if the dyno does read a little high, the torque from 4000-7000rpm is impressive. Whether or not it's 280ft-lbs or 310 ft-lbs according to different dynos doesn't really interest me, how fast that set-up would be in a fully trimmed miata, let alone a locost, does.

:inout:

Anyway, I should get back to installing a turbo in miata, all of these dyno plots get me excited...

Agree, but I don't think there is a miscalibration on the dyno. It reads usually ~14% lower than the dynojet around the corner.

Leafy 06-25-2013 04:34 PM

Who the heck puts a stand alone on a stockish wrx? Thats who rom raider is for. No knocking on you guys but if given the option to tune with the stock ecu thats where I'm going unless the build is beyond the scope of what is possible to do on the stock ecu.

Ben 06-25-2013 04:39 PM


Originally Posted by JasonC SBB (Post 1025041)
Has anyone else seen 75 ft-lbs per liter per 101 kPa on a Dynapack?

What makes it more dubious is the boost is a bit outside the max efficiency island of the GT2560.

Heikki's locost has far superior exhaust than what you can normally stuff into a Miata tub as well as an external gate. The engine is also overbored and forged down low, with headwork and oversized valves up top. It flows much better than what you'd typically bolt a 2560 to.

Braineack 06-25-2013 04:55 PM


Originally Posted by Leafy (Post 1025118)
Who the heck puts a stand alone on a stockish wrx? Thats who rom raider is for. No knocking on you guys but if given the option to tune with the stock ecu thats where I'm going unless the build is beyond the scope of what is possible to do on the stock ecu.

I'd rather tune my miata than wrx.


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