Stock Internals to Forged... Good #'s
Hey everyone!
For the ones who don't know me, here is my story:
I have my Greddy TT for almoust 3 years, 36K miles and stock internals... the car put 463 @ 8psi. My mods on that time:
Greddy TT, Pully, Test Pipes, Custom EVO II, WG Dumps, S1 Cams, APS Plenum, NGK 1 step, JWT Clutch Combo and Tech Reflash.
A couple of month ago I decide to change my internals (to much 500+whp cars around here
) so I contact Sharif to get the best forged pistons on the market for the VQ35DE "Arias HD", also put Eagle rods and the ARP's (Sharif, thanks for all that you did for me.)
Well last night after almoust 1000 miles of "break in" I went to the dyno for two reason's:
1) To see if the low comp pistons (9.0) affect the whp vs. the 10.3 stock comp. the car have the same set up than before (8psi, tech reflash and all the mods above)
2) To have a baseline for the others goodies that I have on my garage (750 Inj. AAM Return Fuel system and U-tech comp.)
The car put 445 whp (after two runs on 7psi and one on 8psi) it was very hot versus the day it put 463 HP.
In my opinion the car can put the same 460 hp and the difference in pistons compresion for any reason don't affect in this case... its suppoust to, but it didn't.
For the ones who don't know me, here is my story:
I have my Greddy TT for almoust 3 years, 36K miles and stock internals... the car put 463 @ 8psi. My mods on that time:
Greddy TT, Pully, Test Pipes, Custom EVO II, WG Dumps, S1 Cams, APS Plenum, NGK 1 step, JWT Clutch Combo and Tech Reflash.
A couple of month ago I decide to change my internals (to much 500+whp cars around here
) so I contact Sharif to get the best forged pistons on the market for the VQ35DE "Arias HD", also put Eagle rods and the ARP's (Sharif, thanks for all that you did for me.) Well last night after almoust 1000 miles of "break in" I went to the dyno for two reason's:
1) To see if the low comp pistons (9.0) affect the whp vs. the 10.3 stock comp. the car have the same set up than before (8psi, tech reflash and all the mods above)
2) To have a baseline for the others goodies that I have on my garage (750 Inj. AAM Return Fuel system and U-tech comp.)
The car put 445 whp (after two runs on 7psi and one on 8psi) it was very hot versus the day it put 463 HP.
In my opinion the car can put the same 460 hp and the difference in pistons compresion for any reason don't affect in this case... its suppoust to, but it didn't.
Last edited by webcarconnection; Sep 10, 2007 at 01:48 PM.
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Originally Posted by rcdash
Congrats on the build.
Wow 3 yrs at 463! I'd love to know how the stock parts looked.
Wow 3 yrs at 463! I'd love to know how the stock parts looked.
that would make it 400rwhp on Sharif's dyno...so I guess that would be the norm
ha ha true - but 3 yrs at those power levels is a long time on those skinny little stock rods. i guess until they fail, there's not much to see as long as the tune was good, eh?
Originally Posted by Zexy
Good numbers! Alot of 500+whp cars eh? Where on the island do you live? San Juan?
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Originally Posted by rcdash
Congrats on the build.
Wow 3 yrs at 463! I'd love to know how the stock parts looked.
Wow 3 yrs at 463! I'd love to know how the stock parts looked.
It look OK... not perfect but ok, I think that if you keep your A/F mix under 11.4 and bellow 470 whp the engine will last a long time...
Originally Posted by rcdash
ha ha true - but 3 yrs at those power levels is a long time on those skinny little stock rods. i guess until they fail, there's not much to see as long as the tune was good, eh?
yes, the tune was a simply Technosquare Greddy Reflash... with Utech, Fcon or EU it will be more safe.
Last edited by webcarconnection; Sep 10, 2007 at 01:09 PM.
Sure I can... but a friend of mine give me other block so I forged that one and did the swap... now I have one spare
Last edited by webcarconnection; Sep 11, 2007 at 07:47 AM.
^ You would really have to be out of your mind to change just one and not the other. Fiscally, it makes no sense.
It seems like the rods tend to let go before the pistons. But it all really depends on the situation. The extra engine I have parted out threw a rod- but the pistons were fine.
It seems like the rods tend to let go before the pistons. But it all really depends on the situation. The extra engine I have parted out threw a rod- but the pistons were fine.


