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Old Nov 16, 2010 | 05:39 AM
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very nice! your dyno power/torque curve looks very similar to mine. What pressures are the two graphs at?

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Old Nov 16, 2010 | 06:46 AM
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About time you responded Sam

Enjoy OP..... Sounds like a nice build..
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but you dont have 4000$ heads though do you?

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very nice! your dyno power/torque curve looks very similar to mine. What pressures are the two graphs at?

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Old Nov 16, 2010 | 12:44 PM
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but you dont have 4000$ heads though do you?
nope. factory rev up
What do i need $4k heads for? this ain't a 2jz...
the VG however.. that is a different story.

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This build is $30-35k and making mid 500whp??? Am I missing something here?
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^^^ exactly my thought.
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Old Nov 16, 2010 | 01:47 PM
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congrats op! i know the feeling on waiting to get your car all to well.....ill have about 28k+ invested by the time i get mine done hopefully in a few months more!!!..
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My car has been built previously by another shop that did not hook up the knock amp properly. It was not hooked up to adjust timing, only to read the knock. So, Sam is a little nervous I think based on how it ran when he got it and a lot of other mickey mouse stuff that had gone on. My sense is he is not confident in the motor and doesn't want me to be disappointed if/when it goes (again). He said to me that his tune was about as conservative as possible. This build should be over 600 no doubt.

I don't have double pumps but they are not necessary for a little over 600. With HKS 1000cc LI injectors there is plenty of room for fuel. Seems to me the concern of the motor itself. I'll let Sam comment on that further.

BTW, I do have about $2,600 worth of work on my stock heads in parts and labor. Bench test showed that they flowed better than many of the Cosworth heads he had tested. Who knows though right?

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Old Nov 16, 2010 | 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by ashtrojan2008
very nice! your dyno power/torque curve looks very similar to mine. What pressures are the two graphs at?

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Not sure really. Although, low boost (A) was set at 11psi and high boost (B) was set at 14psi when I received the vehicle so I can only assume that these were the settings during the pulls.
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This build is $30-35k and making mid 500whp??? Am I missing something here?
Last I checked, a build like mine on pump gas with no meth kit and 14psi should be in the 550 range. Especially on a conservative tune. Don't know what you are missing...

With what I have been through, I am just happy the car is running great (thanks to Sam) after four years of BS, one stock motor and one blown built motor!

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Not sure really. Although, low boost (A) was set at 11psi and high boost (B) was set at 14psi when I received the vehicle so I can only assume that these were the settings during the pulls.
glad you're finally enjoying the car. My numbers are close but at 14 and 18 psi, respectively. keep us updated

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Originally Posted by jtgli
This build is $30-35k and making mid 500whp??? Am I missing something here?
Dude, first is useless, second is totally out of control and third is barely controllable at 15.4psi. Why in the world would you want 670+rwtq? That's not even streetable with any kind of pressure on the gas.

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wait, why is Sam nervous? Isnt this an entirely new built motor and heads from GTM?

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My car has been built previously by another shop that did not hook up the knock amp properly. It was not hooked up to adjust timing, only to read the knock. So, Sam is a little nervous I think based on how it ran when he got it and a lot of other mickey mouse stuff that had gone on. My sense is he is not confident in the motor and doesn't want me to be disappointed if/when it goes (again). He said to me that his tune was about as conservative as possible. This build should be over 600 no doubt.

I don't have double pumps but they are not necessary for a little over 600. With HKS 1000cc LI injectors there is plenty of room for fuel. Seems to me the concern of the motor itself. I'll let Sam comment on that further.

BTW, I do have about $2,600 worth of work on my stock heads in parts and labor. Bench test showed that they flowed better than many of the Cosworth heads he had tested. Who knows though right?
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Old Nov 16, 2010 | 05:41 PM
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None of the motor is from GTM. SGP engine and work previously. Get it?

Engine only has about 4,000 miles on it but he is not sure of how it was "handled".
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Originally Posted by ashtrojan2008
glad you're finally enjoying the car. My numbers are close but at 14 and 18 psi, respectively. keep us updated

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Wow, 18psi to hit those numbers. I can't imagine what 18psi would be like in my car.
Thanks!!!
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Originally Posted by Jokestrap
Dude, first is useless, second is totally out of control and third is barely controllable at 15.4psi. Why in the world would you want 670+rwtq? That's not even streetable with any kind of pressure on the gas.
I think he is saying several guys have put down more power than that for alot less money. For as you say "a serious build" with $30-35K in just parts and EMS people might have been expecting a little more

As far as your gears being useless you need a 3.3FD rear end and a real set of tires.

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ahh ok, I was thinking when you said GTM was making a build thread, that they actually built the car. I'd be over cautious for sure as well in that case. To bad GTM didnt tear down the motor and inspect it.



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None of the motor is from GTM. SGP engine and work previously. Get it?

Engine only has about 4,000 miles on it but he is not sure of how it was "handled".

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Originally Posted by Sylvan Lake V35
I think he is saying several guys have put down more power than that for alot less money. For as you say "a serious build" with $30-35K in just parts and EMS people might have been expecting a little more

As far as your gears being useless you need a 3.3FD rear end and a real set of tires.
I agree 100%. I know folks with stock blocks pushing mid 500's but that is not my build. You will spend what I spent for my build period. Can I take my build into mid 600's on race gas? Sure, but that's not a road course car which is what i built.

Anyone in my position with my build can turn up the boost and let it rock, race gas, whatever. Dynoqueen is not my thing. Sorry to disappoint you but that is not what I am in this for. I want to get back on the course with something that can kick a$$ and won't give me a hard time.

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Originally Posted by Jokestrap
Wow, 18psi to hit those numbers. I can't imagine what 18psi would be like in my car.
Thanks!!!
i know... timing isn't too conservative and boost is high.
most people i see are into the 500's by 14 psi.
it could be my factory heads and valvetrain restricting flow,
but as you can see jtgli is making 585whp at 13 psi on stock heads ( dynapack though)
The only part of the map that i am not familiar with tuning is the cam timing, and it is from hal's base map, which is the only thing i could see making a difference.
afr's also.. under boost my wideband and the dynojet wideband do not agree, mine being about 1 afr richer (low 10's) which if that's the case could be taking some power but not a very large amount. Some more tuning and different dynos and we'll see. I go to the track sunday after next if weather is good, so my trap speed will be a good indicator.

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Old Nov 16, 2010 | 07:27 PM
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Originally Posted by ashtrojan2008
i know... timing isn't too conservative and boost is high.
most people i see are into the 500's by 14 psi.
it could be my factory heads and valvetrain restricting flow,
but as you can see jtgli is making 585whp at 13 psi on stock heads ( dynapack though)
The only part of the map that i am not familiar with tuning is the cam timing, and it is from hal's base map, which is the only thing i could see making a difference.
afr's also.. under boost my wideband and the dynojet wideband do not agree, mine being about 1 afr richer (low 10's) which if that's the case could be taking some power but not a very large amount. Some more tuning and different dynos and we'll see. I go to the track sunday after next if weather is good, so my trap speed will be a good indicator.

ross
Well then! Good luck!!!
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