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carbonBLUE 04-21-2012 03:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dimman (Post 188676)
What's funny is I've written PAGES of posts in the Engine Tech thread about how I think this engine should have 170+lb-ft of torque based on comparisons to the old 3SGE BEAMS motor and the D4-S gains on the 2GR. Compression ratio, fuel mixture, intake velocity, BMEP were all considered...

Would be nice to be vindicated, but can't take it from a conversion. Soon maybe.

yeah i remember that LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG engine tech thread.... i read it from time to time...

3sge beams was truly a bad ass motor :D

Ryephile 04-24-2012 12:37 PM

Good ole DynaPack. This plot looks like it was trying to show flywheel numbers instead of axle numbers. As usual, it would've been better to see raw data, but in the forum landscape of info vulturing, we'll take what we can get. Strangely, another example where the engine dies soon after 6k RPM. :(

-->carbonBLUE: what shop was this done at?

carbonBLUE 04-24-2012 01:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ryephile (Post 190329)
Good ole DynaPack. This plot looks like it was trying to show flywheel numbers instead of axle numbers. As usual, it would've been better to see raw data, but in the forum landscape of info vulturing, we'll take what we can get. Strangely, another example where the engine dies soon after 6k RPM. :(

-->carbonBLUE: what shop was this done at?

AVO Turboworld did the test

AVOturboworld 04-24-2012 08:23 PM

It was done in Japan at our shop in Akishima, Tokyo. It will read slightly higher there vs. most of the USA due to gas quality differences - high octane in Japan is considerably better than the piss water available throughout most of California, for instance.

Regards,

Paul Hansen
www.avoturboworld.com
www.facebook.com/BRZSportsCarClub

coyote 04-25-2012 01:31 AM

The way the torque drops by more than 10% in 500rpm looks nothing short of hideous.

carbonBLUE 04-25-2012 02:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by coyote (Post 190947)
The way the torque drops by more than 10% in 500rpm looks nothing short of hideous.

yeah but its been noted that you cant feel it....



Quote:

Originally Posted by ichitaka05 (Post 189474)
5. Power - Several shops have already seen the dyno FR-S and all of them saw that dip in TQ. More technical drop of torque between 3,000RPM to 4,500RPM, 20TQ drop in 4,000RPM. A while driving in, I've always check the RPM to check for feeling of torque lost in 3,000RPM~4,500RPM and I seriously couldn't feel the torque losted.


AVOturboworld 04-25-2012 03:28 PM

This isn't what one would call a high torque motor. If you were dropping from 400 ft/lbs to 360 ft/lbs, you'd feel it. On this motor, that's only a very minor blip when you are revving through, which is only going to be really seen by the dyno.

Regards,

Paul Hansen
www.avoturboworld.com
www.facebook.com/BRZSportsCarClub

coyote 04-25-2012 09:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by carbonBLUE (Post 191427)
yeah but its been noted that some people cant feel it....

Fixed

I'm in very little doubt that I'll be able to feel that as plain as day.


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