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The Z1 kit also uses a bypass valve on the wrong side of the intercooler. It sits on top and the hot charge air is coming in from the bottom meaning all of the HOT air coming from the supercharger is constantly being driven through the intercooler soaking it with heat and never giving it a chance to cool off. This is a terrible idea which will look good on the dyno since they let it cool down with the car off then hit it with one pull. On the street/track that intercooler will always be hot.
They also strung that motor out to 8000 rpm on their run which most guys are never going to do so the numbers are there for show...again. |
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It's a damn shame more of the stuff they made for their time attack 370z didn't get produced. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwZDloDWhL8
I ran my 370Z with Topgunz kit at autocross and can happily say, with the wastegate setup keeping boost constant through RPMs, it was SUPER easy to drive. Lots of torque out of corners and when I did have some slip, the car was as controllable as it was when NA. Ended up at 7th fastest out of 94 on a car I haven't driven at autocross in YEARS, on a tire that wasn't a competitive autocross tire (not a super200 tw tire, not always in temp range) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQIFBq2x7kk |
how does it sound when you're at 1/2 throttle but still decently high rpms?
Lots of BOV hissing? |
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I made a silencer for the BOV that has had zero negative impact to its functionality and dramatically reduced the volume in all scenarios so you really don't hear or notice anything ever now. |
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I was under the impression that a smaller pulley creates higher top end power but less low end torque. |
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A smaller pulley on the SC means that it is spinner faster at all times, so you’ll be building boost at a lower RPM compared to a larger pulley… thus more low end torque. Theoretically this also means you have more boost at high RPM too, but the TSG Rotrex kit opts to bleed off additional boost at higher RPM and have constant boost after some set RPM. This would mostly be to protect the engine. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Interesting.
I read or watched somewhere that a smaller pulley while producing more power by spinning faster is harder to spin. Similar to a higher gear on a bike. And that results in less low end torque. Is that incorrect? For example here's a source: https://www.aimsindustrial.com.au/bl...ey-speed-ratio |
The link in your source accurately states that a smaller driven pulley will turn faster and produce less torque. If you want to overlay this example with a supercharger, the engine is the drive pulley and the supercharger is the driven pulley. So this wouldn't at all imply that the engine torque would be lower with a smaller supercharger pulley.
But if you want to look at further... sure spinning the supercharger faster should increase parasitic load on the engine some, consuming a small additional amount of the engines output. But as we all know, the airflow (thus HP) provided by a supercharger far outweigh the effort it takes to spin the supercharger itself. |
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Also, I am only going with innovate because I have the AAM flex fuel kit with the MTX-D gauge. Are there any better gauge options? I'd like to have only 3 gauges for E%, F temp, F press, A/F (ECB-1?), oil temp & press, and boost (controller?). |
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Finally made it to the dyno to complete my e85 tune. Very pleased with the numbers that my kit put down. 562/477 at 11psi. Big thanks to Aaron/Topgunz and Eugene at Enthusiast Auto Care!! |
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