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Those numbers are very very low ..even without the fuel return ..40psi with 1000cc injectors is still a lot of flow for 14lbs of boost ......I was at 522whp at

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Old 04-07-2019, 10:37 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Those numbers are very very low ..even without the fuel return ..40psi with 1000cc injectors is still a lot of flow for 14lbs of boost ......I was at 522whp at 12.5 lbs with 93 oct fuel with the stage 2 kit with 650cc ...I was planning to add the methanol kit and would have been around 575whp ish ....what fuel are you running ...91oct?....93oct?.... or e85 ?

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Hi guys. Final numbers are out.

471whp on mainline Dyno
HP gain is about 50whp throughout from 5k rpm to 7.5k rpm. Below that is about 20 to 30whp.
14psi of boost at 7500rpm
IAT at peak is 54 DegC
DW 1000cc injectors at 85% duty cycle at peak
No fuel return.......YET........
Fuel pressure at peak is 40PSI. Too low in my books

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hey, what was your torque # at 14 psi on the dyno?
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hey, what was your torque # at 14 psi on the dyno?
50kgm
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Hi guys. Final numbers are out.

471whp on mainline Dyno
HP gain is about 50whp throughout from 5k rpm to 7.5k rpm. Below that is about 20 to 30whp.
14psi of boost at 7500rpm
IAT at peak is 54 DegC
DW 1000cc injectors at 85% duty cycle at peak
No fuel return.......YET........
Fuel pressure at peak is 40PSI. Too low in my books

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Are you putting your car back on the dyno after fuel system upgrade? also did the new sc unit bolt up to existing sc bracket without any mods?
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Are you putting your car back on the dyno after fuel system upgrade? also did the new sc unit bolt up to existing sc bracket without any mods?
Yes it bolts up the same. But the intake is 3.5" instead of 3"

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Yes it bolts up the same. But the intake is 3.5" instead of 3"

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have you put the car back on the dyno yet after fuel upgrade ?
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Fuel needs to be at 51psi. Your stock fuel pressure regulator isn't keeping up. Definitely need to switch to a return style. I highly recommend you buy a complete fuel return kit and not piece it together. It's an *** pain. Charles (Phunk) at CJM is my lone recommendation
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Fuel needs to be at 51psi. Your stock fuel pressure regulator isn't keeping up. Definitely need to switch to a return style. I highly recommend you buy a complete fuel return kit and not piece it together. It's an *** pain. Charles (Phunk) at CJM is my lone recommendation
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Fuel needs to be at 51psi. Your stock fuel pressure regulator isn't keeping up. Definitely need to switch to a return style. I highly recommend you buy a complete fuel return kit and not piece it together. It's an *** pain. Charles (Phunk) at CJM is my lone recommendation
Stock fuel pressure is at 51 ... but any kit that isn’t using a fuel return will see pressure drop .. and is made up with duty cycle ... and I agree a return system should be installed but 40 psi with 1000cc injectors at 85-90% duty cycle should still support 14-15 lbs boost
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is this with the upgrades SC?

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is this with the upgrades SC?

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What did the SC cost you? i see they're about 3K here and there...
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What did the SC cost you? i see they're about 3K here and there...
Yes that's about right.

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bump an old thread, I need to to replace my charger and on the fence whether to go with the R or stick with C38-81 or 91
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bump an old thread, I need to to replace my charger and on the fence whether to go with the R or stick with C38-81 or 91

Which kit do you have? If it’s stage 1 u prob won’t get more boost out of a better supercharger unit.


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