Quad-charged GTR
01-22-2009 | 09:05 AM
#41
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"Nissan R35GTR, VR38DETT, Power Enterprise QUAD-charger system (Stock IHI Twin turbo & Twin Rotrex C30-94 Super Charger: 400ps x2 flow rate, at down stream of intake) as displayed at 2009 Tokyo Auto Salon. The system is designed for 700HP (670+WHP) with huge low to mid-range torque gain benefiting RUBBER MANUFACTURERS. This kit includes, Titanium Exhaust System - highest grade titanium available for automotive market (main pipe 89mm and dual-twin 70mm outlet), reinforced hose & T-bolt kit, and P-MAP (Newly developed piggy-back/Sub-ECU) pre-programmed and programmable to re-calibrate fuel (Air Flow less "D-Jetronics" w/ self learning), IG timing, boost, speed & rev limiter, Additional injectors, Launch control, nitrous and more. The QUAD-charger kit will be tested and tuned to perfection at several of race courses prior to the anticipated release date of April to May 2009. Dyno sheets based upon several courses will be provided for tuners base mapping."
link
http://www.powerenterpriseusa.net/Powernews/index.html
"Nissan R35GTR, VR38DETT, Power Enterprise QUAD-charger system (Stock IHI Twin turbo & Twin Rotrex C30-94 Super Charger: 400ps x2 flow rate, at down stream of intake) as displayed at 2009 Tokyo Auto Salon. The system is designed for 700HP (670+WHP) with huge low to mid-range torque gain benefiting RUBBER MANUFACTURERS. This kit includes, Titanium Exhaust System - highest grade titanium available for automotive market (main pipe 89mm and dual-twin 70mm outlet), reinforced hose & T-bolt kit, and P-MAP (Newly developed piggy-back/Sub-ECU) pre-programmed and programmable to re-calibrate fuel (Air Flow less "D-Jetronics" w/ self learning), IG timing, boost, speed & rev limiter, Additional injectors, Launch control, nitrous and more. The QUAD-charger kit will be tested and tuned to perfection at several of race courses prior to the anticipated release date of April to May 2009. Dyno sheets based upon several courses will be provided for tuners base mapping."
link
http://www.powerenterpriseusa.net/Powernews/index.html
I actually love the idea of twin charging for low end and high end but to make this optimal you'd really want to increase the turbo sizes and throw in some huge snails to support massive high-end boost. Would also need an EMS that would stage the boosting properly.
01-22-2009 | 12:02 PM
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