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Old 01-28-2019, 04:53 PM
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Originally Posted by knuckles899
Shooting for 650whp hopefully using 91oct low boost and 750-800whp hi boost using e85 or high oct race fuel. Fueling will utilize CJM S3 kit twin pump......was told by CJM new twin pump should be available around March or April. Haven’t determined injectors yet. Trying to keep it all tuned with Uprev as I sold my Haltec EMS.

I plan on doing the Shift S3ctor air strip roll racing events but will still drive it on the street occasionally. Currently running the 350z HR BP single turbo kit 11psi 440whp stock block on a mustang dyno but have ran it a dozen times at 14.5 psi 104 oct so unsure on how much more HP there was. All supporting mods done clutch,wheels,tires,brakes etc etc.


Hell if you have a HR bumb that up to 500 at least. The HR is a not even breaking a sweat at 450 with a good tune.
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Lol yeah....(jokingly) I told the guy that dyno'd it to f#!%ing hold her wide and send it on the dyno and not to be shy even if she let's go.....he then told me he didn't want to make a mess and since I already have 25%+ leakdown on half my cylinders probably best to keep it together with lower TQ and HP#'s :/

440 on a mustang dyno is probably in the 500 range on a dynojet....? 15% difference is what I've heard. Either way I increased boost from 11psi 91oct 440whp to 14.5psi 104oct (whp???)

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Hell if you have a HR bumb that up to 500 at least. The HR is a not even breaking a sweat at 450 with a good tune.
Old 01-29-2019, 03:34 AM
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Wise move with so much leakdown. I think its like 20-25whp per psi typically with a properly sized turbo.


Originally Posted by knuckles899
Lol yeah....(jokingly) I told the guy that dyno'd it to f#!%ing hold her wide and send it on the dyno and not to be shy even if she let's go.....he then told me he didn't want to make a mess and since I already have 25%+ leakdown on half my cylinders probably best to keep it together with lower TQ and HP#'s :/

440 on a mustang dyno is probably in the 500 range on a dynojet....? 15% difference is what I've heard. Either way I increased boost from 11psi 91oct 440whp to 14.5psi 104oct (whp???)
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Cengineer ... I volunteer you to get the block guard and do a full gamit of research, testing, and development and return to us with a full report and results...

that will be all

all joking aside - you should do it, start a thread and become the matter-expert on it.
Thats an expensive test, i'd rather do some analysis and hand calculations to determine if itd be even possible. Then I would consider doing the live test
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You are Fine, No Need to Sleeve or Close Deck!

Originally Posted by knuckles899
Shooting for 650whp hopefully using 91oct low boost and 750-800whp hi boost using e85 or high oct race fuel. Fueling will utilize CJM S3 kit twin pump......was told by CJM new twin pump should be available around March or April. Haven’t determined injectors yet. Trying to keep it all tuned with Uprev as I sold my Haltec EMS.

I plan on doing the Shift S3ctor air strip roll racing events but will still drive it on the street occasionally. Currently running the 350z HR BP single turbo kit 11psi 440whp stock block on a mustang dyno but have ran it a dozen times at 14.5 psi 104 oct so unsure on how much more HP there was. All supporting mods done clutch,wheels,tires,brakes etc etc.

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I feel like the formula for an 7-800whp VQ is pretty much set, at a bare minimum you need pistons, rods, bearings, main bolts, billet girdle, L19 head studs and a nice head gasket. Upgraded piston wrist pins, camshafts, etc. somewhat optional.
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Originally Posted by thatv35guy
I feel like the formula for an 7-800whp VQ is pretty much set, at a bare minimum you need pistons, rods, bearings, main bolts, billet girdle, L19 head studs and a nice head gasket. Upgraded piston wrist pins, camshafts, etc. somewhat optional.
I'm not attacking you, but man that is such a pet peeve of mine. "Billet" & "forged" does not equate to strength, instead material should be specified to know the yield and ultimate tensile strength as well as other properties like toughness

Bear in mind, I do not work in the automotive engineering industry
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Originally Posted by thatv35guy
I feel like the formula for an 7-800whp VQ is pretty much set, at a bare minimum you need pistons, rods, bearings, main bolts, billet girdle, L19 head studs and a nice head gasket. Upgraded piston wrist pins, camshafts, etc. somewhat optional.
and, you know, a turbo or supercharger and a brinks truck
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Originally Posted by Cengineer
I'm not attacking you, but man that is such a pet peeve of mine. "Billet" & "forged" does not equate to strength, instead material should be specified to know the yield and ultimate tensile strength as well as other properties like toughness

Bear in mind, I do not work in the automotive engineering industry
When I said billet girdle, I literally just mean the Dynosty billet girdle, outside of that there's really only one other option I think (Engineered Performance in Texas)
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Most people know what you Mean......

There is also a place in calif that makes 1, I think Costa Masa Machine ?

No time for Pet Peeves here....


Originally Posted by thatv35guy
When I said billet girdle, I literally just mean the Dynosty billet girdle, outside of that there's really only one other option I think (Engineered Performance in Texas)
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https://sohomotorsports.com/1000-hp-...5Yg5qCI1p3SgkA

i think you all will find this interesting
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I would kill for his radiator support setup.

guess the closed deck performed sufficiently........
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