** Video *** Crispeed Tuned
#1
Well, from the last time I went to the dyno a few weeks ago, We were able to get 409 RWHP at 14 PSI. This was documented In this thread.
Back then, we couldn't raise the boost higher than 14psi, otherwise the ignition was breaking up. When we returned, the problem persisted - until we found out the dyno ignition pick up wire was actually causing the cross-fire. Crap!
Well, once we eliminated the dyno RPM signal wire, we were able to increase the boost:
Numbers are:
336 at 9 psi (pump gas)
409 at 14 psi (pump gas)
xxx at 18 psi (pump gas)
XXX at 21 psi (C-16)
The car:
1985 RX-7 GSL-SE
Haltech E6K -Tuned by Crispeed
63-1 Turbo
Ford 8.8 Rear End (very heavy!)
Isuzu NPR Intercooler (Large)
720's & 1600's
Aeromotive 1000
Here's the video of it all:
High Resolution (89 Megs) right click, and Save-As <-Thanks Vosko!
Let me know what you think.
I'll post a full dyno sheet soon. The engine is definately capable of more power - We just ran out of wastegate spring. We could't run more than 20psi. Even with the Profec B set all the way. I have a 9lb spring in the Wastegate, and really should be runninng a 14+lb spring to enable higher boost.
It's all good though, and I am verrry happy with the performance, Especially
from a relatively small turbo - deisgned for street use, quick spooling.
Once again - Thanks Chris.
Back then, we couldn't raise the boost higher than 14psi, otherwise the ignition was breaking up. When we returned, the problem persisted - until we found out the dyno ignition pick up wire was actually causing the cross-fire. Crap!
Well, once we eliminated the dyno RPM signal wire, we were able to increase the boost:
Numbers are:
336 at 9 psi (pump gas)
409 at 14 psi (pump gas)
xxx at 18 psi (pump gas)
XXX at 21 psi (C-16)
The car:
1985 RX-7 GSL-SE
Haltech E6K -Tuned by Crispeed
63-1 Turbo
Ford 8.8 Rear End (very heavy!)
Isuzu NPR Intercooler (Large)
720's & 1600's
Aeromotive 1000
Here's the video of it all:
High Resolution (89 Megs) right click, and Save-As <-Thanks Vosko!
Let me know what you think.
I'll post a full dyno sheet soon. The engine is definately capable of more power - We just ran out of wastegate spring. We could't run more than 20psi. Even with the Profec B set all the way. I have a 9lb spring in the Wastegate, and really should be runninng a 14+lb spring to enable higher boost.
It's all good though, and I am verrry happy with the performance, Especially
from a relatively small turbo - deisgned for street use, quick spooling.
Once again - Thanks Chris.
#6
[quote name='vosko' date='Aug 28 2005, 03:06 AM']great numbers but isn't the torque really high on the high boost run ?
[/quote]
You are correct. I didn't have the dyno sheet with me when I made
the video. Cris later explained to me that it was a spike. Torque should be between 360-380.
The dyno sheet I have doesn't list the torque because the RPM pickup of the
dyno was all over the place.
[snapback]752709[/snapback]
[/quote]
You are correct. I didn't have the dyno sheet with me when I made
the video. Cris later explained to me that it was a spike. Torque should be between 360-380.
The dyno sheet I have doesn't list the torque because the RPM pickup of the
dyno was all over the place.
#7
[quote name='Directfreak' date='Aug 28 2005, 10:58 AM']You are correct. I didn't have the dyno sheet with me when I made
the video. Cris later explained to me that it was a spike. Torque should be between 360-380.
The dyno sheet I have doesn't list the torque because the RPM pickup of the
dyno was all over the place.
[/quote]
that's cool. i was gonna say i didn't see a 20b under the hood
the video. Cris later explained to me that it was a spike. Torque should be between 360-380.
The dyno sheet I have doesn't list the torque because the RPM pickup of the
dyno was all over the place.
[snapback]752760[/snapback]
[/quote]
that's cool. i was gonna say i didn't see a 20b under the hood
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