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Old 09-03-2013, 12:18 PM   #197
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How much boost is this running with the 70mm pulley?

I'm still looking for that mythical 300/240-250 mark on a dynojet but it looks like it's getting a little winded up top.
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Is this with the Innovate kit, 70mm and your e85 tune only? Any header back exhaust or?
All the info is in his post.
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How much boost is this running with the 70mm pulley?

I'm still looking for that mythical 300/240-250 mark on a dynojet but it looks like it's getting a little winded up top.
I think that 300hp number will require the 66mm pulley and a fairly aggressive E85 tune. That's a lot of power and torque to squeeze out of the ~9-10 psi the 70mm pulley is supposed to be making.


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Old 09-03-2013, 02:28 PM   #201
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I think that 300hp number will require the 66mm pulley and a fairly aggressive E85 tune. That's a lot of power and torque to squeeze out of the ~9-10 psi the 70mm pulley is supposed to be making.


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I think with a header + headerback it should definitely be possible on 9-10 psi.
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I think with a header + headerback it should definitely be possible on 9-10 psi.
It took a vortech kit 13psi and e85 on a stock exhaust to barely pass 300hp in our heat. YMMV, but for me in this desert, I don't see 300 happening easily without a fairly tiny pulley.


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We're sticking to the 70mm to keep the blower below redline. Twin screws do not like to overheat.

We made a little piece the other day that seemed to pick up another 10hp, and the JDL header should be here soon. I think that and some cooler weather should see it go to a confirmed 300whp.

With everything in this thread I seem to have neglected what a blast it is to drive this car...though always an ardent turbo person, this is just a totally different driving experience! Nothing like power sliding third in the torque dip
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I wasn't interested in this before, but 325 rwhp and a linear tq. curve could sway me the other way. Looking forward to the IC'd version.
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We're sticking to the 70mm to keep the blower below redline. Twin screws do not like to overheat.

We made a little piece the other day that seemed to pick up another 10hp, and the JDL header should be here soon. I think that and some cooler weather should see it go to a confirmed 300whp.

With everything in this thread I seem to have neglected what a blast it is to drive this car...though always an ardent turbo person, this is just a totally different driving experience! Nothing like power sliding third in the torque dip
Coming from turbo cars, this has been so much fun lol. I know there are people who always want more power but I am having a hard time keeping the wheels from spinning on the stock pulley and e85 :P
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The instant torque of the PD blower is really what appeals to me, although I know most of the turbo setups are fairly low lag as well. The cost of this kit in terms of price and complexity is great too. Kind of wish the blower was just a tad larger.
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Alright so what's up with the no-intercooler-in-the-U.S. B.S.? (not aimed at you guys personally, but in general) I'm getting ready to have a broker import me a Cusco intercooled kit if they don't start offering them soon. I imagine that coupled with a bigger pump/injectors, 70mm pulley, tune, and header-back could flirt with the 300 wheel mark? Mayyybe a catted header if need be...
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The instant torque of the PD blower is really what appeals to me, although I know most of the turbo setups are fairly low lag as well. The cost of this kit in terms of price and complexity is great too. Kind of wish the blower was just a tad larger.
Their next largest blower in the S5 lineup flows 66% more CFM (445 vs 740). Doesn't seem like they make anything in-between, but nipping at 300whp should be more than enough for most!
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Alright so what's up with the no-intercooler-in-the-U.S. B.S.?I'm getting ready to have a broker import me a Cusco intercooled kit if they don't start offering them soon. I imagine that coupled with a bigger pump/injectors, 70mm pulley, tune, and header-back could flirt with the 300 wheel mark? Mayyybe a catted header if need be...
I've looked into the intercooler. It's about 1300 USD for the intercooler kit from australia, then whatever fees/import taxes you'd have to pay to get it in. I'd be going through a friend vs a broker so i didn't look into that part as mine will be a "gift".

Then again, it sounds like @FA20Club.com may have something in the works.
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I just don't understand the reason for no one offering it in the U.S. Is it cost, emissions-friendliness (seems highly unlikely), awaiting approval?
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