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370ZBlk 07-05-2016 11:26 AM

Subbed.

theDreamer 07-19-2016 01:11 PM

Added a few more people today.

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Tiller
Dusty
Kukpet
Blueranger
Jsur

Jayhovah 08-01-2016 11:03 AM

Finally got a boost gauge installed... I am at 11psi.

Jinxx 08-01-2016 01:35 PM

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Finished build

2015 white nismo
Stage 2 GTM/gamma supercharger kit
Uprev tuned at Z1 motorsports
650cc injectors
85mm pulley from kraftwerks (12lbs)
CJM stage 1 return fuel system
Stock exhaust
Stock cats
Stock clutch
522whp/395tq

john26jm 08-29-2016 09:09 PM

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Originally Posted by john26jm (Post 3196531)
2013 nismo 370z



Aam twin turbo kit



659 whp / 555 TQ



15 psi



E85



100



Mods done with the tt kit

1000 cc injectors

485 lph fuel pump

Aam fuel return system

Upgraded mafs

Aam tru dual exhaust with high flow cats

Z1 csc elimantion kit

Stock clutch

Hks evc 6 boost controler





http://youtu.be/0tfo6ODgNeM



Can you remove rebuilding it blew engine shooting for a 1000

Z&I 08-29-2016 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by john26jm (Post 3545574)
Can you remove rebuilding it blew engine shooting for a 1000

What were you shooting for ??? 1000 what ???

Jayhovah 08-29-2016 11:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Z&I (Post 3545611)
What were you shooting for ??? 1000 what ???

Pretty sure he means whp.

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Z&I 08-30-2016 04:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Jayhovah (Post 3545642)
Pretty sure he means whp.

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Pretty big jump from 659 to 1000 ___ Stock motor ?
Mine's at AAM now and just made 680 whp on pump gas.
Doing the E85 portion of the Flex Fuel tune this week.
That should be close to 800 whp on a built motor.
Soon to post the results.

TopgunZ 08-30-2016 07:23 AM

Dang Bob. Nice numbers! I know this has been a build in progress for a very, very long time.

Z&I 08-30-2016 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by TopgunZ (Post 3545718)
Dang Bob. Nice numbers! I know this has been a build in progress for a very, very long time.

amen and amen ... yes it has ... 21/2 years and counting.
still need to pass muster this week with the E85 tune.
the motor was built by IPP and they rated it at 800 hp capable.
don't want to cut it too close here.

it will still be in the shop for a few days after doing some other tweaking hear and there.

also doing a custom EcuTek traction/slip control integrated to the line locks and have some gauge programming to do as well.

when it gets back to NJ it's in for some more work up here but at least it will be back on the road :-) again.

Thanks for keeping tabs on me TOP :-)

Z&I 08-30-2016 04:19 PM

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here's what she looked like last time I visited AAM...

solidus 09-28-2016 03:30 PM

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Not quite done but finished enough to be brought onto the list of builds. It's been an interesting time with some interesting and unique things that happened along the way. Finished up tune today and like clockwork Mr. Murphy had an invite to the party.
First dyno the trans harness melted , second dyno there was an exhaust leak and then massive fuel leak followed shortly behind. Today the boost controller solenoid decided to take a nap. So here goes:

2015 Nismo 6MT
Boosted Performance V2 6266 JB 1.15ar
443.7rwhp/376.5rwtq ( Mustang Dyno )
7.5PSI (Wastegate spring pressure )
93oct
Under 500 miles on the kit
Mishimoto Radiator, CJM Stage 1 fuel return, 650cc injectors,Thermal Zero turbo blanket, Southbend Stage 3 with DXD billet flywheel and HD CSC, RJM Clutch pedal , MXP catback modified for BP kit , Ark GT-f springs, Prosport Halo Oil temp, Oil Pressure and Wideband, Greddy Profec OLED Boost Controller.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2_Uyyc2qjg

jwick 09-28-2016 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by solidus (Post 3559229)
Not quite done but finished enough to be brought onto the list of builds. It's been an interesting time with some interesting and unique things that happened along the way. Finished up tune today and like clockwork Mr. Murphy had an invite to the party.

First dyno the trans harness melted , second dyno there was an exhaust leak and then massive fuel leak followed shortly behind. Today the boost controller solenoid decided to take a nap. So here goes:



2015 Nismo 6MT

Boosted Performance V2 6266 JB 1.15ar

443.7rwhp/376.5rwtq ( Mustang Dyno )

7.5PSI (Wastegate spring pressure )

93oct

Under 500 miles on the kit

Mishimoto Radiator, CJM Stage 1 fuel return, 650cc injectors,Thermal Zero turbo blanket, Southbend Stage 3 with DXD billet flywheel and HD CSC, RJM Clutch pedal , MXP catback modified for BP kit , Ark GT-f springs, Prosport Halo Oil temp, Oil Pressure and Wideband, Greddy Profec OLED Boost Controller.


That's probably a whole lotta fun!

My tuner used to have a mustang dyno and it was an effing heartbreaker. First got the kit I made 405whp/375wtq and there's no doubt that was a hotter tune than the 510/440 I'm tuned at now on his dynojet .

roplusbee 09-30-2016 12:00 PM

I gave up on trying to interpolate other people's dyno numbers and even the graphs. the only real tell tail signs these days are the boost curve and possibly trap times (if they go to the drag strip). Everything else is useless without knowing the baseline. Even then the baseline won't give you a good idea of how much you should make. It will only assist with the net gain.......

With all that said, I hope your cars are nimble and quick (and safe too). If it's a blast to drive, who cares what numbers you put down on X dyno?

wideglideleon 10-10-2016 04:10 PM

I have joined the ranks of the BOOSTED.
2009, Touring, sport package, 7AT.
Stock motor, Stillen SC, TopgunZ's A2A upgrade, ID 1000 injectors, walbro 340, CJ Motorsports fuel return kit,
FI CF cat back, Berks HFC, swift springs, Z1 control arms. Tuning by Sebastian @ specialty Z


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