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Old 11-19-2011, 01:08 PM
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nice numbers! Hope you get a nice new clutch soon and get back on the dyno.

Nice kit boosted
Old 11-19-2011, 05:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Boosted Performance
The way I looked at it is that he gained about 120whp between 4.5k and 5k, then from 5k to 5.5k another 120whp, and from 5.5k to 5.9k another 100whp.

I am sure it would not continue to climb at that rate, but even if the increase went to half after 6k..it would still be a solid number.
so possibly 700whp@22psi? that would be amazing
Old 11-19-2011, 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted by konrad
Have you thought about the single disc southbend ?? It's rated at 800ft/lb torque if I'm not mistaken
i've thought about trying vas's clutch but that's the same cost as rebuilding this nice os giken i've invested money into. If i upgrade it will probalby be to a carbon and triple.

Originally Posted by rcdash
It's possible you had a boost leak all along also. Watch your AFRs when you get the charge pipe tightened up - might be leaner than you expect. I also suspect that you will end up with a much higher peak whp once you get the issue ironed out.

Congrats!
i looked at all my logs. My duty cycle was constant throughout all my runs so there wasn't any boost leaking. I think 26psi was just the limit for that 1 section i didn't have a beat roll on. I had to modify the kit slightly since it was designed for a 350z back in the day. That is all lined out now and perfectly setup for the G's.

Originally Posted by Vince@R/TTuning
If you have the actual dyno jet DRF file then just pull up gear ratio. That will tell you how bad the clucth is slipping...
hey vince, i'm going to email you on how to do this. John said he would send me whatever i wanted.
Old 11-19-2011, 05:48 PM
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Congrats! In for vids.
Old 11-19-2011, 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by konrad
so possibly 700whp@22psi? that would be amazing
Yes.

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Old 11-19-2011, 06:35 PM
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my room mate posted 3 videos on facebook. They should be public on my wall.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=58200702


the one of it hitting the limit was a boost cut. I had it set to 24psi while i was testing and forgot to change it when i went to do my 26psi pull....lol. Felt like that beast was going to come right off the dyno!
Old 11-20-2011, 04:19 AM
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Congrats on the numbers, though I'm curious to see how it is after you get it straightened out. That curve looks really frustrating!

If you were logging in Haltech, view a trace of RPM vs Rear-Left Wheel Speed and Rear-Right Wheel Speed. This will show you if clutch was slipping.
Old 11-20-2011, 05:29 AM
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Jeff, I don't know if the clutch plates of my OS quad would work in your OS twin, but two of the plats are still in good shape. if you want the clutch just pay shipping for ace32x and take it.


Also congrats on the numbers!
Old 11-20-2011, 05:48 AM
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Originally Posted by midz350
Jeff, I don't know if the clutch plates of my OS quad would work in your OS twin, but two of the plats are still in good shape. if you want the clutch just pay shipping for ace32x and take it.


Also congrats on the numbers!
Knock it off... I have Jeff's perfect replacement clutch sitting in my shed calling his name

Jeff has the disease just like the rest of us, he has some fail and considers going stock block and instead comes back bigger and better.
Old 11-20-2011, 05:57 AM
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^ wait for my next project (engine swap)
Old 11-20-2011, 06:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Hal@Dynosty
Congrats on the numbers, though I'm curious to see how it is after you get it straightened out. That curve looks really frustrating!

If you were logging in Haltech, view a trace of RPM vs Rear-Left Wheel Speed and Rear-Right Wheel Speed. This will show you if clutch was slipping.

I thought about that Hal but I made a bonehead mistake. In order to get all the things in the logger I had to sacrifice my wheel speed so I have no log of wheel speed. I'm going to use the dynojet file like Vince said and hope I can see it there.

How can I tell if it's clutch verses wheel slip? I don't think it was slipping on the Dyno.


Cass, I'm thinking about it! I can't find numbers on what your clutch holds or what my OS is supposed to hold.
Old 11-20-2011, 09:20 AM
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I know mine held close to 600whp with no slipping. It was still breaking the tires loose on the dyno. I'm eyeing a new clutch setup for my LS application so as long as I can cover the price on that we can work on the price. Do some research and let me know if you are interested.
Old 11-20-2011, 09:43 AM
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sweet. I could also trade you my os twin disk so you can sell it for some money. It's holding fine on my lower boost maps but once i start getting over 500tq it just goes south. I'm pretty sure it's the clutch anyways.

Anyone know how to tell the difference between clutch and slipping on the dyno? His rollers were grooved and i was strapped down very tight so i'm doubting it was slipping. He says he rarely has anyone slip his dyno which includes some of the 1000hp drag cars he does. I was also on 305 mickey thompsons so i'm doubting slip.

Either way, my os giken is holding nicely up to the 500tq. I'm sure if it was new it wouldn't have a problem but i've used it and abused it fro a while. Someone might still want it for like 300$ anyways for a 500hp build.
Old 11-20-2011, 01:45 PM
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Congrats Jeff
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Originally Posted by binder
Anyone know how to tell the difference between clutch and slipping on the dyno? His rollers were grooved and i was strapped down very tight so i'm doubting it was slipping. He says he rarely has anyone slip his dyno which includes some of the 1000hp drag cars he does. I was also on 305 mickey thompsons so i'm doubting slip.
Graph RPM vs Roller speed on the dyno, and that will tell you something was slipping. To narrow down tires vs clutch, you would need to log RPM vs rear wheel speed in Haltech. If wheel speed goes up appropriately with RPM, then it is tire slip. If RPM goes up but rear wheel speed does not, then it's clutch. Are you not able to reproduce this slip on the street?
Old 11-20-2011, 02:21 PM
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On the street with this weather I'm getting a lot of tire slip. I'll watch it in 4th but three speed starts to get too high for my liking on a public road. 3Rd gear it's all tire slip though.
Old 11-20-2011, 02:23 PM
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pull looked clean with no smoke from the rear tires. I think it was clutch. sounds mean.

for $800, i'd just rebuild your OS. You can probably get different disc material to help with driveability THat clutch should hold your power when its refreshed.

Seems like OS has good customer service. Prolly just give them a ring on Monday and see what they say.
Old 11-20-2011, 02:28 PM
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Thanks rich!

Much appreciated insight. With the mileage on the clutch I don't doubt it is worn.
Old 11-20-2011, 03:20 PM
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Those numbers are looking very promising. It will be nice to see the end results when you get everything tightend up and tuned.
Old 11-20-2011, 04:35 PM
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Sick numbers! This makes me want a BP kit even more.


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