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^ so off topic I love it haha
Go Vancouver where you can't afford to live and there are kids who have just came to the country racing arou d without licence in hundred thousands dollar cars like no big deal. Where bmw are like civics and M cars are the type r equivalent
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back on topic....Meth injection dyno numbers coming soon.
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Here's a preliminary tune of our PTUNING turbo system with our prototype 4-1 header in place. It's still being tuned on 93 octane pump gas, but this time we've added 50/50 water/methanol injection.
Things to note: - This is just a preliminary tune. We're still working on fine tuning the midrange and chasing down an exhaust leak (likely caused by reusing a few old gaskets). - WG is still recirculated. - Rev Limiter increased to 7,800 rpms. - Car was tuned at 11.5 psi with a compromise between boost, timing, and AFR to keep the engine happy. We're basically ignition timing limited at these power levels, even with the WMI. While we could run more boost and make some more power, we felt that this was a good stopping point for the current set-up on the stock compression engine. - 93 pump gas with water methanol injection is NOT the same as E85. It's better than pump alone, but it's certainly not as good as E85 or C16/Q16, especially on this platform. Look for an E85 tune later on down the road. - For those comparing results, keep in mind that our Dyno Dynamics dyno reads about 10-12 percent lower than a typical Dynojet, about 13-15 percent lower than a Dynapack (hub dyno), and roughly 2-3 percent lower than a Mustang dyno.
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Oh snap fellas and ladies.. I KNOW you have some vids to share!
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Pics of the header?
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I would love to see a Dyno with a boost in-between 6.5 and 9 that includes the new header, also with no water/meth injection.
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a water/meth injection system may i ask is the car running a standalone? if not how did you get the water/meth ? does it work with ecutuek this might be the solution for us 91 octane people because it's way more convenient than looking for e85 stations in CA
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That's what I am talking about!! Water/Meth is my go to everyday I get in my other cars. Love it!!!!! As mentioned its not as good as E85 but a hell of lot cheaper overall and super convenient.
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*puts on flame suit
That torque curve looks worse then before. The peak is awesome and all, but with an extra 5.3 pounds of boost AND WMI I'm really surprised you lost in parts of the mid range. With you're philosophy on exhausts I highly doubt you used anything but a merge collector. What were you're primary ID's and length's? Was it equal length or not? Or do you attribute that loss to the exhaust leaks and tuning? |
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Hopefully when they finish up the tune things will clear up, still cool to see new stuff though
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Work in Progress is looking good.
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When you get the issues sorted can we also get a boost plot? Thanks!
Personally I'd like to see a better torque curve but perhaps that will change when things are running better. |
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most definitely keeping an eye out for this.
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