DYNO NUMBERS ARE IN !!! Crawford package, JWT Cams, Pop Charger, Borla TD ...
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Here you guys go ...
RWHP - 280.3
RWTQ - 261.2
Thanks places me firmly at number 2 !!!! Yay !!!
RWHP - 280.3
RWTQ - 261.2
Thanks places me firmly at number 2 !!!! Yay !!!
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Nice numbers!! What was your A/F curve like? I have a similar setup minus the cams and would love to visit TN to have some installed this spring/summer, but I am a little hesitant because of the ECU issues so far with most setups and trying to get the A/F ratio just right. Where I live makes it difficult to get the proper feedback to TS to make the proper adjustments if I get too aggressive with the mods.
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Air Fuel looks like this :
3k - 13.3
3.5k - 13.5
4k - 13.5
4.5k - 13.5
5k - 13.3
5.5k - 13.2
6k - 13.1
6.5k - 13.1
Again, this is all WITHOUT and ECU mod !!!
3k - 13.3
3.5k - 13.5
4k - 13.5
4.5k - 13.5
5k - 13.3
5.5k - 13.2
6k - 13.1
6.5k - 13.1
Again, this is all WITHOUT and ECU mod !!!
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I can tell you exactly actually ![Big Grin](https://my350z.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Carwford parts (plenum, strut bar, headers, cats) - $2400
JWT Cams - $1050
Borla - $450
Pop Charger - FREEBIE
Install - $1100
TOTAL - $5000
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Carwford parts (plenum, strut bar, headers, cats) - $2400
JWT Cams - $1050
Borla - $450
Pop Charger - FREEBIE
Install - $1100
TOTAL - $5000
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Not sure if I missed it or not...was this on a DynoJet? Man, that some nice power...exactly where I want to be when my Z is done. I've always been a proponent of a flat torque curve, but it totally depends on how you are using the car. Fortunately for us, the Z has great useable torque way down low...so giving up a little bit for all of that up top pull won't burden the engine. It looks like you have 250 torque starting at 3.5k rpm's up through the mid range, which is awesome. Also, power holds nicely to redline. Overall, I think that's one of the nicest NA plots I've seen...there's an awful lot of area under the curve.
That's roughly the same ballpark that an E46 M3 lays down...and the Z is a bit lighter. Straight line accel should be almost on par with the M3 and any of the recent 320hp 911's. For an NA street/track car, it should be a real blast, and really enough power (well, it's never enough...i know.
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Here's a stock E46 M3. This plot seems to be pretty high vs. most of the M3 plots I've seen. Many are making more like 275-280 at the wheels on a dyno jet. The Z is actually making more tq. all the way across the board...those M's pull much higher revs though...
Dyno...http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum...ght=stock+dyno
I'm thinking about having Performance Nissan do those JWT cams for me at some point...they are very tempting. I think my setup may be something like this: RT cats, JIC Y Pipe, JIC Spartan DE Type II exhaust (already on the car), JWT cams, and either the new crawford or kinetix plenum, depending on the dyno results work out. I need to say cats here in Cali, so long tube headers are out. As far as engine control, I'm thinking the Xede by Vishnu may be the way to go.
I'm more of the 'address the handling and braking first, add power later' type of guys, but all of these high power graphs get me thinking!![Big Grin](https://my350z.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Anyway, enough rambling...looking very good. Congrats on some money well spent! Let me know when you realize that you need to slow that thing down.
That's roughly the same ballpark that an E46 M3 lays down...and the Z is a bit lighter. Straight line accel should be almost on par with the M3 and any of the recent 320hp 911's. For an NA street/track car, it should be a real blast, and really enough power (well, it's never enough...i know.
![Big Grin](https://my350z.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Here's a stock E46 M3. This plot seems to be pretty high vs. most of the M3 plots I've seen. Many are making more like 275-280 at the wheels on a dyno jet. The Z is actually making more tq. all the way across the board...those M's pull much higher revs though...
Dyno...http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum...ght=stock+dyno
I'm thinking about having Performance Nissan do those JWT cams for me at some point...they are very tempting. I think my setup may be something like this: RT cats, JIC Y Pipe, JIC Spartan DE Type II exhaust (already on the car), JWT cams, and either the new crawford or kinetix plenum, depending on the dyno results work out. I need to say cats here in Cali, so long tube headers are out. As far as engine control, I'm thinking the Xede by Vishnu may be the way to go.
I'm more of the 'address the handling and braking first, add power later' type of guys, but all of these high power graphs get me thinking!
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Anyway, enough rambling...looking very good. Congrats on some money well spent! Let me know when you realize that you need to slow that thing down.
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Thanks J Ritt !!! I am actually looking for Stoptech to make replacement rotors for the Track model !!! *hint* *hint*
As for the dyno .. it's a Mustang .... J/K !!! It is indeed a DynoJet "The official Dynomometer of NASCAR"![Big Grin](https://my350z.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
For those wondering, the JWT cams are VERY streetable !!! Just make sure you bump your idle 150-200rpm !!! It all depends on breakin and blah blah blah ... but this is WITHOUT any ECU work ... this is pure Nissan ECU.
As for the dyno .. it's a Mustang .... J/K !!! It is indeed a DynoJet "The official Dynomometer of NASCAR"
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For those wondering, the JWT cams are VERY streetable !!! Just make sure you bump your idle 150-200rpm !!! It all depends on breakin and blah blah blah ... but this is WITHOUT any ECU work ... this is pure Nissan ECU.
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