No want that much HP unless I rebuild. Which is possible in the future, definitely not now. And I live in Canada, where we still kill dinosaurs for fuel.
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04-17-2014, 09:18 PM | #136 (permalink) |
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No want that much HP unless I rebuild. Which is possible in the future, definitely not now.
And I live in Canada, where we still kill dinosaurs for fuel.
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86 degrees today, took the car for about 100 miles....NOT A SINGLE PROBLEM. Hot starts? Not an issue! Water Temp? Nice and cool! Oil temp? Never above 200! Boost? still hitting 12+psi with little throttle, peak boost was 12.5 with little to no lag, just as it was the day I drove it home on my high boost curve! My IATs were about 10-14 degrees above ambient. The car did not really feel slower at all, it felt just as fast, especially with the drag radials responding incredibly to the hot roads. I drove from San Jose, to Milbrae and back on the 280...man it felt good. I got my money's worth today. This thing is insane! There is no stopping it! |
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I guess it depends on turbo selection and supporting parts I don't see why that isn't possible. He said HP, not WHP. And E85 isn't as widespread as most people think.
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Huh? We don't use BHP here we only use WHP. And exactly why i think it's a good idea for the e85 guys to make note of that otherwise everyone's gonna think they can make 600hp on pump 93 on a stock block safely. I Know e85 makes magic kinda numbers
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e85 is great and all. But a great kit makes a world of a difference...give credit where it's due
I dont think anyone imagined that gt2860s would be capable of an easy 700+hp(seriously) with just e85 and a build block, even with a punitive 2.5" exhaust. ANyhow, back to my quest for 1000s.... |
05-02-2014, 07:41 PM | #142 (permalink) |
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I've always said the FI kit is by far the best twin turbo option out. Plenty of credit has been given. Just helping a potential customer for their kit to not be let down when they have no e85 option close to them and can only use pump 93 or 91.
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Amen brotha....
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Actually that max 360hp would be bhp wouldn't it? Considering that each one only has 1.85 litres of displacement driving it just goes to show how efficient the FI kit is!! |
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There is how much power most the tuning industry says a specific turbo is capable of producing... and there is how much HP a turbo is capable of making with 11:1 compression, with VQ cylinder heads, and further increases in dynamic compression from using E85.
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Has anyone ever seen higher numbers than 650-700hp from twin GT28rs's? Everything that I have ever read says that 500-600 is what most people are happy with but then that is usually on smaller engines (RB's, 1JZ's & 2JZ's). What turbo's do the high HP R35 guys run on the VR38's? Last edited by Alkatraz; 05-02-2014 at 09:24 PM. |
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Hey guys (and girls? )
Thought I would pop in here with a bit of an update. I put the kit through a bit of a torture test this weekend at Road Atlanta with Global Time Attack. Two days of absolutely thrashing the **** out of it. Two sessions were in 90+ degree heat with high humidity. ...And it didn't miss a beat. Ran like a top. I have to admit, beforehand I was concerned with what oil and water temps I would see, but it never broke a sweat. Oil never got over 220ish, and water was never above the middle of the range. As background, I have the Mishi rad and FI 34 row oil cooler. Anyway long story short: I had a blast. The car absolutely hauled ***, and behaved perfectly. I spent most of the time getting accustomed to all the additional power, trying to find the limits, and building confidence. I definitely need more aero now. Coming down the back stretch at 170ish, the rear is seriously squirrely under braking. I ran with the same RE11's that I've had on the car for some time. They have 20+ heat cycles, so they are definitely past it, but I was still pleasantly pleased with overall traction and balance. Still relatively neutral. Can't say enough good things about the OS giken lsd, although the fluid was totally cooked when I changed it yesterday. One session was in the wet and that was...interesting? Terrifying? Given you can make it step out rather easily in the dry, it was a handful in the wet. Turn 12 was definitely a "pucker" moment for sure. I put together a quick clip for you're viewing/listening pleasure. Still waiting on my buddy's to get my some outside-the-car video. We took 2 photo/video guys with us, so should have some good footage. In the meantime, enjoy!
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