01-16-2013, 08:11 PM | #2881 |
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My car haven't ran since I bought that from you and last week when the manifold was out for coating, the coaters found a spot on the manifold that wasn't welded. It was just a 1/2" section that someone just forgot to finish. I called doc (thankfully doc is local) and they welded it up the same day. I'll be taking my car to get tuned again next month.
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Also, you might not reach 20psi at 9:1 cr before detonation joins the party, but of course they balance each other out as far as power is concerned. |
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Depending on how I like this setup on the track I may or may not do a larger topmount setup.
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I decided to go with a godspeed 2871 turbo. they are made by these guys, so at least it's stationed in the US.
Detroit, CAT, CUMMINS, Dodge, turbocharger, turbo, 14L, ACERT, C15, M11. N14, HX35W, HX40W i tired looking for a used 2871, but at a good price, with no shaft play it's difficult. they move side to side... wish me luck. :X |
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I have my old 2871r, but unsure if I wanna sell it yet. Needs an exhaust housing as I kept that with the GTX2867
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Unless you're going to shoot for 450-500whp, a 400whp 2871r setup will give it a good run for the money on track and on street.
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now JMT is the main people, as their label is on the turbo itself. they do have a office here is the US, and also supply other companies, i'm hoping it turns out decent. but.... oh well. as long as it holds, i should be ok. |
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After the gt2871 blew, I switched to a gt2876r .63. Anyone wanna guess what I could make?
redtop sr built bottom end cp 9:1 tomei 256's freddy intake sard 850's z32maf JWT rom tune Stock mani+tail 38 mvs 20 psi on 92 pump. |
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I'm over here from sxoc and to give u an idea this is the library of power figures from there. Library of s14/a power figures. |
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01-18-2013, 02:48 PM | #2892 |
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No, once again you are absolutely wrong. Every dyno graph in this thread IS REAR WHEEL HORSEPOWER. Read carefully. It is very possible to hit 400hp with this turbo whether your build is capable or not. I don't think any person here just forgot to realize that their engines were strapped to a dyno and their cars were not... These are chassis dyno results. I really don't know why you can't understand that.
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I posted a link to show you the difference . People in that thread post up flywheel and wheel horsepower.
Also the turbo is only rated to 450flywheel horsepower. There has to be a difference in dyno's, or maybe it's the gear used etc Just an example from that thread car: Blue 1999 S14a miles: currently 78k First Power related mods:- On 5th December 2004 my totally standard car except Apexi air filter and Apex Performance 4.5 inch slash cut cat back system, achived 230bhp at fly with 193.4bhp/187.2ftlbs at the rear wheels Stage 2 Power related mods:- Apexi airfilter Standard Nissan Afm Apex Performance type 2 front mount intercooler HKS ssqv Standard Nissan SR20 DET internals Standard Nissan Head Gasket Denso ik24's Walbro 255 ltr fuel pump Nismo 555 injectors Horsham developments stage 2 chip Greddy profect b2 boost controller @ 17psi peak power Apex Performance tubular manifold Standard t28 turbo -31 uprated turbo actuator from Garrett Standard turbo elbow Apex Performance down pipe Apex Performance decat pipe Apex Performance 4.5 inch slash cut cat back system. Standard clutch (now dead ) Boost: 250 bhp @ fly @10psi stock boost 289 bhp @ fly @14psi 307 bhp with 315 lbsft torque @ fly @17psi due to high intake temps results have been over corrected will post soon more realistic graphs lol Rolling Road Name: Triton Motorsport in Bournmouth on Dyno Dynamics rolling road Stage 3a power related mods :- Apexi airfilter Z32 Mass airflow meter at the time standard rubber intake pipe between AFM and turbo Apex performance type 2 intercooler HKS ssqv standard nissan FPR standard SR20 det internals standard head gasket denso ik24s walbro 255ltr fuel pump Nismo 555 injectors Horsham developments stage 3a prototype chip Greddy profec b2 boost controller @ 21 psi peak pressure Apex performance tubular manifold Gt2871r .52 trim .64 a/r Full apex down pipe back de cat s/s exhaust system 347 bhp / 359ftlbs torque at fly graph bhp and boost pressure bhp and afm reading horse power at the wheels 295hp my new custom map spec is as follows as of jan 2008 apexi airfilter z32 airflow meter custom aluminium intake pipe apex type 1 front mount intercooler HKS ssqv dump valve to atmosphere standard throttle body standard inlet plenum nismo 740 injectors walbro pump standard nissan FPR and fuel rail denso ik24's acl uprated bearings eagle steel rods wossner pistons cometic 1.6mm metal head gasket tomei 256 11.5mm lift in and ex cams greddy valve springs greddy rocker arm stoppers Horsham developments prototype stainless steel tubular manifold garret gt2871r .52trim .64 a/r apex turbo back 3 inch decat system. koyo race radiator greddy profec b boost controller and of course a H-dev custom map i am very happy with the results but i seam to have a slight boost issue im running 740 injectors with the smaller gt2871r .64 housing on a jez custom map the hks actuator is set to 16 psi boost was set to 1.6bar ish but tails of to 1.3bar and thats under investigation at the mo you can feel the engine has a flat spot at high rpm, and that shows in my graph. desired max pressure 1.6bar (23psi) profec b high boost settings. set 75% gain 5% set gain 19 psi warning 24 psi limiter 10% (i think i have the first three the correct way round lol). i havent had it on the RR again yet but i have adjusted the set gain to 21 psi now and it feels as though it is pulling better at top but i cant be sure what the engine is doing. any ideas would be appriceated as to why the boost is tailing off and how i could over come it. my new flywheel power figures 387hp my new boost and afm reading plus power at the wheels 326hp Rolling Road :- Surrey Rolling Road, Dyno dynamics rollers Attached Images |
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Sx mad, I will say that different dynos read different, obviously. Dynojet normally reads the highest, dynodynamics normally the lowest. 400whp is definitely doable on a dynojet and around 370-380 on dynamics. That is still rear wheel horsepower.
But for the sake of this argument let's say fuck a dyno. Trap speed tells the tale. Codyace's ride is a full weight s14 and traps 125mph I believe and I'm pretty sure he doesn't even drag race it and if so it's rare. So what I'm getting at is that someone like me who does nothing but drag race could squeeze a little more out of it possibly. 11.30's at 125mph in a full weight s14 is no less than 400hp. I wish I knew the math off the top of my head to lay it out for you. Maybe the chassis dynos in the UK read different but here in the US a 2871 can make 400whp with full bolt ons. |
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The mapping must be quite savage in comparison Never had mine on the drag strip but if I did with slicks I reckon 115-120mph My spec is 1mm oversize pistons Eagle rods Lightened and balanced crank Arp bolts Standard head 1.6mm head gasket Arp head bolts 740 injectors Gt2871r 56trim .64 Apexi Power fc 1.4 bar 330wheel power The avarage power made here from the gt2871r is this figure at 1.4bar Something doesn't quite add up lol, I've been on sxoc since 2005 and owned 6 sbodys so my knowledge is quite good when it comes to the power there capable of here. Just can't get my head round it, according to the figures on this thread vs my mods I should be making around 360wheelhorse power. Also on this thread you say u need cams to get over 400wheel power where as on sxoc they say you need cams to make over 400flywheel horsepower, 400flywheel horsepower here is like the equivalent to around 350wheel power lol |
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I would expect some JWT s3's or s4's to add 30-40whp to your setup. So you would be looking at over 350-360whp at the least then. Add an intake and your looking at 10-20whp peak. Your right there at 370-380whp now. Give the room for dyno correction factor and brand differences and that could easily be read as 400whp on a high reading machine like a dynojet. Some people also tune to the ragged edge and it might be dangerous but their car might make 10whp more than a car with identical mods.
I also think unless you had a shit load of material shaved from your deck and head that a 1.6mm head gasket is to thick. I had my head and deck leveled and I still use a 1.1mm. I didn't do the math with my measurements to figure an exact compression ratio but my engine runs great so I know it works. I know of people making 300whp with t28's.. Rare I know. People say it's impossible. Is it safe? Hell no. But the dudes beat on their shit every weekend and it works. There will always be pissing matches about these numbers, but trap speeds don't lie. |
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Just seams that every figure you say is flywheel here lol
My estimated flywheel power is 370-380hp right on the money of your estimate of wheel power. Seams to coincidental that all the figures mentioned is like our estimated flywheel power ha ha What power does a standard sr make there? |
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You said your car makes 330wheel horse power... How the hell would it only make 380 FLYWHEEL hp with with cams and an intake added?? That would mean that cams and an intake mani add like 10whp... Thank about it dude. Your not making any sense at all.
Your car makes 330WHP.. Add an intake and cams.. 380 FLYWHEEL hp.. Parasitic drivetrain loss would be 30-40whp maybe.. So cams and intake just added 10-20whp... NO NO and NO. I'm done arguing or even trying to help. Your just not making sense. If you just spent that much money to make 350whp I feel sorry for you. And everyone else in the UK who cant make more power than that. |
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I wasn't argueing, your the one getting strung up, I never said I had intake manifold or cams. I said stock head and all I'm pointing out in a polite way is that the power figures in this thread matches the flywheel figures here in the uk.
I posted a link for you to look through a library of power figures so you could see the difference for your self, I not saying uk is be all and end all of power figures I'm just trying to get an understanding of the conflict. Mapping is the same everywhere 11.5 afr's and some good ignition timing so I can't see it being a map. I'm merely also saying that there is a significant difference between the uk and us. I'm not slating you, your country or your website. |
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Also above you said that you have seen 300whp on a standard t28 where as we would say there only capable of 300fwhp.
I found this actually interesting to find these differences. |
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I understand what your saying! My flywheel hp was 477bhp. How does that make sense. The 52trim here, puts down 370-380hp max to the wheels
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RS3871 ISIS turbo?
http://zilvia.net/f/tech-talk/399746...reviews-2.html But not sure how to compare one to another. ISIS just won't last and it's not ball bearing. |
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What was your spec and what was your wheel power? |
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Sup guys,
Sx-Max, please take a look at this video It is @codyace's car on the dyno Ace on the dyno - YouTube You can see the actual numbers at the end and you can also notice that these numbers are obtained from a dyno with rollers, which means rwhp... |
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Doesn't really explain the differences.
What gear do you guys run in as this could be the answer as we run 4th as that is usually close to 1:1 between gearbox and engine making it easier for the dyno to calculate fwhp. Think you guys must run in 3rd thus letting your gear ratio aid power figures. |
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