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So.... what you are saying is that there will be higher RWHP numbers than 540 :)
Very awesome kit! |
Nice to see the turbo kit won't be the limiting factor :)
This is another kit I'd love to see with a built motor! |
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Done with the dyno for this week. I will post a summary either tonight or tomorrow as to how and why we came to the results that we did and why we still have not dynoed the car with the 3" exhaust. Final numbers from today: 576 RWH / 484 RWT 10.20 psi "peak" VP 100 octane (pump@ local gas station) 22 degrees of timing 2.5" F.I. exhaust straight test pipe non res X Pipe Thank you, Tony |
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Ohhhh. Thought that number was on pump gas! Lol not bad for 100 octane.
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That's farther than I'd dare push a stock block. CG's on the results :)
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Just out of curiosity, where does the 550 number for a stock block come from? Is it top end failure, bottom end, detonation, etc...?
Was this one guys experience and now we all use 550? |
Still working on paying my Nismo off but you definitely have my attention. The 370Z has always seemed to be $100/hp car to mod and the kits always looked so ugly to me that I figured why pay so much to destroy the aesthetics of the car for and for so few HP. This setup is very clean and it appears to change the nature of the power band in a very positive way at low boost. The curve is just so flat, it's what the car is missing. Well done!
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Believe it's rod failure, not sure of the tq limit though.
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I don't get the fuel problem.... Why has no one else had this problem ? And what fuel pressure gauge do you have ?
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What kind of gauge you using or how you monitoring it?
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