Greddy Twin Turbo Kit! We've got NEW Numbers!!
04-13-2004, 05:38 PM
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Greddy Twin Turbo Kit! We've got NEW Numbers!!
It's a completly stock motor, Greddy Twin turbo kit with front mount intercooler and the newly released HKS Titanium exhaust. Dyno's don't lie. Car is running at stock boost (6lbs) and 104 octane. Enjoy!
more pictures can be found here.
http://sp-power.com/PG%20NISSAN.htm
more pictures can be found here.
http://sp-power.com/PG%20NISSAN.htm
04-13-2004, 05:52 PM
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#1 - Thanks for the post.
#2 - What the hell? How would raising the Octane of the fuel increase horsepower ? All that should allow you to do is increase the boost without detonation... am I missing something here ?
How are you getting 70-80 more rwhp than everyone else running normal gas ? Even people with free-flowing exhausts like the Greddy Evo2 aren't coming close to these numbers.
PS: This belongs in the FI forum.
#2 - What the hell? How would raising the Octane of the fuel increase horsepower ? All that should allow you to do is increase the boost without detonation... am I missing something here ?
How are you getting 70-80 more rwhp than everyone else running normal gas ? Even people with free-flowing exhausts like the Greddy Evo2 aren't coming close to these numbers.
PS: This belongs in the FI forum.
04-13-2004, 06:04 PM
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As far as without the gas, we dynoed the car and got 401 at the wheel. We gained a little over 20hp with the new exhaust as well. Don't get confused though, my techs spent a good amount of time and knowledge to get this power after tweaking the e-manage! Thanks for looking!
P.S.
Retail on the HKS titanium exhaust is $2595
P.S.
Retail on the HKS titanium exhaust is $2595
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04-13-2004, 06:06 PM
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Those are impressive numbers. What's the price for the new exhaust, looks damn good.
Those are impressive numbers. What's the price for the new exhaust, looks damn good.
04-13-2004, 06:07 PM
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Originally posted by slay2k
#1 - Thanks for the post.
#2 - What the hell? How would raising the Octane of the fuel increase horsepower ? All that should allow you to do is increase the boost without detonation... am I missing something here ?
How are you getting 70-80 more rwhp than everyone else running normal gas ? Even people with free-flowing exhausts like the Greddy Evo2 aren't coming close to these numbers.
PS: This belongs in the FI forum.
#1 - Thanks for the post.
#2 - What the hell? How would raising the Octane of the fuel increase horsepower ? All that should allow you to do is increase the boost without detonation... am I missing something here ?
How are you getting 70-80 more rwhp than everyone else running normal gas ? Even people with free-flowing exhausts like the Greddy Evo2 aren't coming close to these numbers.
PS: This belongs in the FI forum.
04-13-2004, 06:29 PM
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also it seems that you are running a test pipe so this number is definitely achievable.
One more thing how are you guys dealing with timing? Also at 8psi is the stock fuel pump enough to deliver the fuel or did you guys swap out the fuel pump?
All in all great job though.. Is this Mark? If not tell him Jeff w/ the Silverstone 350 also with Greddy TT said sup.. thx.
One more thing how are you guys dealing with timing? Also at 8psi is the stock fuel pump enough to deliver the fuel or did you guys swap out the fuel pump?
All in all great job though.. Is this Mark? If not tell him Jeff w/ the Silverstone 350 also with Greddy TT said sup.. thx.
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04-14-2004, 12:29 PM
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A/F readings i'm sorry are for in house use only. I can tell you that the reading is really really rich. I'm sorry for the mixup, the car was at 8.8lbs of boost. It is a dynojet. Thanks for looking.