Turbonetics Single Turbo graphs inside (stock block, C16)
got a chance to play around with race gas (C16) in one of our shop cars today, this is on stock block with absolutely nothing done to it. we actually just wanted to hit 500 ft pounds of tq and see how close to 500 hp we could get at a moderate 14-14.8 psi. no knock at all ever, still a lot more room to push the car but we wanted to keep it together for the track tonight. we will probably throw it back on the dyno and blow it up for fun and see how much boost it will hold...
more to come but thats how you do TN ST!!


headed to the track now guys!!
more to come but thats how you do TN ST!!


headed to the track now guys!!
Last edited by Audible Mayhem; Jun 16, 2007 at 09:48 AM.
its all about timing with those kits, timing plays a very very critical role in the upper rpms, more so than some other kits.
notice how straight the graph is from 4500 on..
notice how straight the graph is from 4500 on..
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Originally Posted by redman333
Thats awesome, love to see what you can do with a built block though.
well , i think a built TN will put down way way more power....
just think that a few things werent done on the way to make sure it will work properly, more to come soon
just think that a few things werent done on the way to make sure it will work properly, more to come soon
Originally Posted by Audible Mayhem
well , i think a built TN will put down way way more power....
just think that a few things werent done on the way to make sure it will work properly, more to come soon
just think that a few things werent done on the way to make sure it will work properly, more to come soon
we have a few big single turbo cars being built right now at the shop...
we will let you all know our progress of course. track times later on, hopefully will get a few good runs in!!
we will let you all know our progress of course. track times later on, hopefully will get a few good runs in!!
This might be a noob question..... but when you put in c16, do you completely drain the pump gas or do you just run it down to like a couple gallons left and then add the c16?
+1 on AFR
+1 on AFR



I'll most likely see you at the track tonight.
