Intense Motorsports: 1013rwhp / 876.32 torque at 29psi 4.2L Stroker 350z
Originally Posted by thawk408
Call me crazy, but the 641rwhp pull looks like a greddy kit. Whats the specs on the 37r?
but it would take like 18 psi for a greddy to achive similar numbers. tq curve is different 2. its pretty amazing that the aebs kit (engine) get the gt37rs(2) to spool like that
Originally Posted by SlideFox
Quadcam/Turismo, I could be wrong, but I believe they were still testing some features of the EMS when the did the lower psi pulls.
Originally Posted by QuadCam
take a look at the Run File numbers. The 600 whp run is run7. the 1000whp run is run8. It could just be a coincidence that the numbers are consecutive, but it seems odd to go from 600 whp with the cam timing on, and then turn up the wick (and turn off the cam timing) and go for 1000whp. Especially, when you read the OPs comments that attaining the 1000 whp mark wasn't easy and also that Intense asked the owner if he wanted to push it to try and hit the mark. It doesn't sound like they went immediately from 600 to 1000 on consecutive runs. Again, maybe the numbering of the files is just a coincidence. I Dunno?


also, well cam timing on/off isnt going to affect peak power very much.
Keep in mind the engine headgasket did fail so there could be something that played on that.
Originally Posted by SlideFox
Quad.... the 600whp pull and the 1,000whp pull were over a month apart. I don't know if it's pure coincedence, but they weren't done on the same day.
What EMS was used on the 600 WHP run? 1000whp run?
are they going to up the redline eventually or does the stroker make that no so hot of an option? wasn't sure if the AEBS was a true stroker or messed around with other stuff to get the displacement.
Originally Posted by Motormouth
are they going to up the redline eventually or does the stroker make that no so hot of an option?
Originally Posted by Motormouth
wasn't sure if the AEBS was a true stroker or messed around with other stuff to get the displacement.
Aebs also comes with cometics gasket custom cut to fit(100mm bore), T-sleeves, rods & pistons
Originally Posted by IIQuickSilverII
most strokers arent suitable to raise the rpm..but you can see there is plenty more power to go with more psi, the curve is just going up flat
We run 8500rpm in our stroker Z, and the Supra strokers see 10,000+rpm
Congrats!!!!! In some cases, it is better to go with a stainless wire instead of copper for your o-ring.We have also o-ringed the head in certain applications so that it sits inside of the o-ring on the block which is known as double offset o-ringing. Works well. I know that Cometic does not condone the use of an o-ring with their metal headgaskets but we have gotten it to work. And work well at that.Usually the engine lets go before the gasket blows.
The Swedes have gone beyond the typical o-ring and have done piramid rings which is a machining process where they take a small bore out of the top of the cylinder and use a 3mm stainless ring in there to sit between the head and the cylinder.Pretty crazy.It seems to hold up well to big boost but we have not tried that yet.Just some info I thought I woudl share but I am sure the guys at Intense are pretty familiar with some of this
The Swedes have gone beyond the typical o-ring and have done piramid rings which is a machining process where they take a small bore out of the top of the cylinder and use a 3mm stainless ring in there to sit between the head and the cylinder.Pretty crazy.It seems to hold up well to big boost but we have not tried that yet.Just some info I thought I woudl share but I am sure the guys at Intense are pretty familiar with some of this
Last edited by TurboTim; Jun 23, 2008 at 10:43 AM.



