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Old 02-10-2013, 12:37 PM   #376 (permalink)
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This is just disgusting! Down right Dirty! I officially hate you now Tony









































J/K. You are making me re-work my budget to incorporate this monstrosity somehow. Either that or sell my NISMO and get a G37 IPL (Maybe I can fit the carseat in the back.........sorta) and let you work your magic on it.
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^Get the IPL. You'll make it work somehow haha a
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I'm pretty sure pushing things further or installing a 3" exhaust would be up to the owner of the vehicle.
This is definitely the plan. The car will leave the shop with a 3" exhaust and a boost controller to turn up the boost to about 11.5-12.5 pounds when I need it We just need to try a few things to get the fuel issue up top fixed first.
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On our way home all packed up. We got a couple more passes in culminating with a best pass of 11.80 @ 124.14mph with a garbage 1.9 60ft. Car specs: 2010 370z stock motor, stock suspension, full FI 2.5" exhaust system, 91 octane, and just over 7psi with the waste gate spring pressure. Still no boost controller at this time.
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You just MYTHBUSTED a lot of sub 12 second NON-believers... Saying the Z34 isn NOT capable. It just takes a tuner really putting in that time to make it happen. Not just trying to solely put out a product.

Tony, you the fvckin man for more reasons than one. You are showing some SERIOUS Z luv. I was giving up on the thought of going F.I. but this is Wowing me. Can't wait to see auto stats...



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Was the TT kit ripping through 305 PSS's? F' Me. I need to do something about my tire and FI issue.
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Was the TT kit ripping through 305 PSS's? F' Me. I need to do something about my tire and FI issue.
Yea I was slightly disappointed on how bad they were holding the power. Danny said they werent even holding 4th. I would recommend at least trying a thicker sidewall as he (danny) doesnt think the compound is the problem which I agree with.
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Yea I was slightly disappointed on how bad they were holding the power. Danny said they werent even holding 4th. I would recommend at least trying a thicker sidewall as he (danny) doesnt think the compound is the problem which I agree with.
Drag radials and done! Wider is always not better. There are many opinions on using a wider tire will help traction however it can make matters worse. There is less pressure per square inch on the contact patch of the tire.
Blake, you'll want to look into some Mickey Thompson DRs or even the Nitto NT05Rs for the street.
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Drag radials and done! Wider is always not better. There are many opinions on using a wider tire will help traction however it can make matters worse. There is less pressure per square inch on the contact patch of the tire.
Blake, you'll want to look into some Mickey Thompson DRs or even the Nitto NT05Rs for the street.
I try to tell people this all the time...
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Drag radials and done! Wider is always not better. There are many opinions on using a wider tire will help traction however it can make matters worse. There is less pressure per square inch on the contact patch of the tire.
Blake, you'll want to look into some Mickey Thompson DRs or even the Nitto NT05Rs for the street.
Thank you Seb! I guess the reviews I read from a few of the other boosted guys werent so spot on. Will definitely go with something different on the next set. I appreciate the help and great driving yesterday! Hope to see you back on the dyno soon
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Drag radials and done! Wider is always not better. There are many opinions on using a wider tire will help traction however it can make matters worse. There is less pressure per square inch on the contact patch of the tire.
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Awesome results, congrats to FI and the owner. I told myself I was gonna leave my Z a bolt on car, this is making me reconsider. Great job guys!
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Drag radials and done! Wider is always not better. There are many opinions on using a wider tire will help traction however it can make matters worse. There is less pressure per square inch on the contact patch of the tire.
Blake, you'll want to look into some Mickey Thompson DRs or even the Nitto NT05Rs for the street.
Seb,

You are correct my friend. Back on my TT mustang I was having a hard time to consistently cut 1.4 60's and 9.20 was my best in the 1/4 mile. I had a Mickey Thompson 28x10.5W. That tire is about 11.5-12" wide. I stepped down to the 28x10.5" (No W) now about 10.5" wide. I did nothing else and I was able to put the car consistently into the 1.3's and run 9.0...

Since you have chimed in here I want to publicly thank you for all of the help throughout this journey. Without you and SpecialtyZ this we would not be at the stage we are at. We really look forward to the next few weeks and years to come. Once we get the fuel pressure drop off issues settled we can turn up the boost and see what she can really make.

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Little Update,

Facebook is currently updated with videos and times from yesterday. If you like us from my signature below, you can view it all.

That being said, I am currently working on getting things updated here in the thread. I will do that on the first page with a Q&A along with the newest post here.

Stay tuned...

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Update,

We motored through and put in 100 hours in the past 6 days to make this happen! Everything fought us the entire way. Monday it was the OS Giken LSD. Tuesday it was the clutch. Wednesday-Thursday it was the dyno. Friday it was the dyno again and final prep for the track. Nevertheless we pushed through prayed that we would catch a break yesterday at the track.

Below is a time line that I have put together from the past 96 hours, from first start up to high 11's in the 1/4 mile.


Thursday 2-7-13 3pm
First start up of our "Twin Turbo Kit"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGM0h4f-0lo


Thursday 2-7-13 8pm
A clean dyno run on 7.5 psi wastegate spring pressure w/no boost controller / 91 Octane / Full F.I. 2.5" exhaust (Non Res) / 19" rims = 469 RWH & 388 FT LBS. of Torque

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAOc9ObDbM4


Saturday 2-9-13 11:33am
This was a radial run on 19" Michelin Pilot Sports. Great tire but absolutely no traction at this power level. Blasting the tires off every time the car comes up on boost.
13.0 @ 120 mph


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV4RHIwCCKE


Saturday 2-9-13 5:22pm
This was the 2nd of 5 passes on Mickey Thompson "Street/Drag radials". The tires bit harder than Dan anticipated. Car bogged hard on the launch but recovered hard. Look how hard it pulls as it gets down the strip. Listen closely because he misses the 3rd to 4th gear shift.
12.4 @ 124


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Saturday 2-9-13 5:56pm
This was the last run of the day. Violent wheel hop is eliminated by doing a 2nd gear burnout. The car came a little left out of the groove towards center track. Dan drove it back into the groove and ran the lowest E.T. Of the day...

11.80 @ 124.14

The fastest MPH for the day was on a 12.1 run @ just over 125.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeoFRBq8WIc

Question: Where are the dyno charts?

Answer: We left the dyno at 1:30 in the morning of Friday and have not had a chance to scan them and get them uploaded. I will make that a goal this week.

Question: Why is there not an electronic boost controller in the car? Will you be installing one and if so, which brand?

Answer: We just ran out of time and wanted to see what the car would peak at on wastegate spring pressure. We have the 5.5 LB spring in the wastegates. We never saw over 8 psi and steadily were between 6.5-7.5 psi for most of the dyno runs. We plan to install one later this week. From our previous experiences we like the Turbosmart E-Boost 2. It is very advanced in terms of options but user friendly at the same time.

Question: How much did the TT Kit heat soak on the dyno or at the track? How much did the IAT's (Intake Air Temps) raise? How hot did the oil temps get to?

Answer: Going into this project like everything we design, we design it for max efficiency. I have to say though, this kit is bar far the most efficient yet. We did 13 pulls in one configuration alone on the first night at the dyno. 5 of them were all back to back to, you get the point! The IAT's did not raise one single degree. The manifolds innercooler and tubing clearly work and work well. We even took the air filters off and did 2 runs back to back. We did not pick up any more power. The performance curve stayed virtually identical. Like I said before, (max efficiency). If you look at the bottom end tank of the innercooler it is shaped in an upside down "V" configuration. This will allow the maximum amount of air flow to get to the radiator. The oil cooler setup is extremely effective also. Yes it was cold at the track and yes there is a lot of downtime drag racing. That being said, the oil temps. never reached over the mid 180's.

Question: What is the turbo configuration on this car? What stage will this be and are there any plans to test other configurations?

Answer: Garrett GTX 2867R w/Tial .86 AR (External Wastegate) I have to be honest, we were told by a lot of people that the 2867's along with the .86 AR might have lag down low. Believe me when I tell you, that is not the case. This car ramps the boost in so hard with the current setup that we have to get a boost controller on it just to delay the boost and regulate it, especially down low. We know that a big contributing factor to this is the design of the manifolds and overall efficiency of the kit. As far as what stage this is, I would call it a no stage. These 2867's are not even being utilized to half of their potential at this boost level. These turbo's will shine much better in a higher boost and horsepower application. We have no plans to step down to the "smaller" Tial .64 AR. On street tires this current setup is virtually unusable in 1st and 2nd gear. We plan on doing some dyno testing in the coming weeks by only changing to the GT28RS. This will be our "Stage 1" which will be outlined below. Here is what we currently plan to offer in terms of stages:

Stage 1: GT2860RS "aka" GT28RS w/ Tial .86 AR (Low to mid boost applications and much more affordable turbo's with non billet impellers.)

Stage 2: GTX2860 w/ Tial .86 AR

Stage 3: GTX2863 w/ Tial .86 AR

"Possibly" Stage 4: GTX2867 w/ Tial .86 AR

Every stage will come with:

-Twin Tial V-banded 38mm wastegates (Optional water cooled for you road racers.)
-Twin Tial Q Blow Off Valves.

Question: Why didn't you dyno test the 3" exhaust?

Answer: We planned to however ran into some fuel pressure issues in the higher rpm's. Due to that we have not been able to complete our testing on the 2.5" exhaust. We have kept the timing fairly conservative at 16 degrees on 91 Octane. Once we straighten out the fuel pressure drop off we will turn the boost up, turn the timing up, switch to VP MS103 Octane and find the cap of the 2.5" exhaust system. Once that is reached we will then test the 3" exhaust on 91 Octane and VP MS103.

Question: What is the current configuration with the test car in terms of engine and suspension?

Answer: This test car is a 2010 Base 6MT w/Touring package. The engine is completely stock. The suspension is completely stock. The car has full interior with spare tire still intact. The only modifications to the car are the SpecialtyZ 6 puck clutch w/aluminum flywheel, OS Giken LSD (Stock gear), F.I. Twin Turbo kit and full 2.5" non resonated exhaust. As for the track, there will be an open test and tune in two weeks. We will be there with the car! Now I am going to speculate a little here. We feel that with a little more seat time we could of ran an 11.6-high 11.5's yesterday. Dan (the driver) has only 4 passes under his belt in the 370z on drag radials. He was just starting to get comfortable with the car and get used to the clutch.

Question: What changes will be made when you go back to the track?

Answer: The car will stay in the same configuration aside of the following changes:

-Electronic boost controller will be installed
-Brand new Drag Radials 16" x 8.5" (Current ones are done!)
-Disconnect front sway bar
-Short throw shifter

Our mission is to get real deep into the 11's on 91 Octane and low boost (7-8) psi. From that point, god willing and pending the rear end holds together, we plan to up the boost and splash some VP MS103 Octane in there in hopes to reach the 10 second mark. Some of you must think I am talking crazy but please try to keep an open mind. Just because it has not been done, does not mean that it cannot be done!

Question: When are you going to release the pricing and start taking orders?

Answer: We have started to put together some preliminary numbers and hope to have pricing released within a week and a half. As soon as that happens and the options are nailed down, we will take orders. The official release date is still 4-6 weeks away. We are doing a big press release for the launch of the kit and that will take time to put together.

I am sure there are other questions that I cannot currently think of. If anyone has a questions to contribute that is not answered in some form or way above than please ask.

More information is soon to follow. We thank you all for your support.

Tony
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