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Originally Posted by Boosted Performance That set-up (fuel and turbo) is good for 600whp on pump gas....all day long. I would not complicate things with water/meth. This is a BP

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Old 03-07-2014, 11:49 AM   #16 (permalink)
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That set-up (fuel and turbo) is good for 600whp on pump gas....all day long. I would not complicate things with water/meth.

This is a BP customer with a 6266 T4 .81 a/r tangential (non twin scroll) turbo on a VQ35DE engine. This was a simple 9.8:1 CR short block build. Nothing else was done to the engine...just the short block build. Stock cams, stock intake...not even a plenum spacer:



Vince said that the tune was conservative.

With the VQ37VHR, you can expect even better numbers due to the increased efficiency of the twin scroll. 650whp on a DJ should not be an issue with the Stage I (6266) version of this kit, and 93 pump gas..... provided that the fuel support is there (pump/injectors/supply to fuel rails).

I have one customer that made almost 700whp (DJ) with a twin scroll 6766 T4 1.32 a/r turbo kit on a VQ35DE, also pump gas and a short block build. (sorry don't have the dyno for that).

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Are you talking about Binder's car from my 350 forum ?
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Are you talking about Binder's car from my 350 forum ?
Thank you...these billet T4 frame turbos are a great match to the VQ engines.


No, binder made 651whp but his twin disc clutch went down the hill after that....just couldn't hold the power. The 651whp was at about 6,000rpm...so he still had a lot more left in there if it wasn't for the clutch slipping.

Found the graph of Binders car, and his twin disc clutch letting go. This is also the older 6765 turbo, the 6766's are a nice improvement in every aspect:



Don is the one that made almost (if not exactly) 700whp on a DJ. This was on a dyno shoot-out event...hence no graph.
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The FI kit running 600hp was on e85 or 100 octane I think. Pump gas 600hp stock block? If so that's great.
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The FI kit running 600hp was on e85 or 100 octane I think. Pump gas 600hp stock block? If so that's great.
They were on E85, but at a certain point cylinder pressure is cylinder pressure.
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That dyno chart is aweomse. Looks like a kid trying to learn cursive

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Thank you...these billet T4 frame turbos are a great match to the VQ engines.


No, binder made 651whp but his twin disc clutch went down the hill after that....just couldn't hold the power. The 651whp was at about 6,000rpm...so he still had a lot more left in there if it wasn't for the clutch slipping.

Found the graph of Binders car, and his twin disc clutch letting go. This is also the older 6765 turbo, the 6766's are a nice improvement in every aspect:



Don is the one that made almost (if not exactly) 700whp on a DJ. This was on a dyno shoot-out event...hence no graph.
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That is awesome. "Well there's your problem!"
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I got 611rwhp on my returnless system, but that was on Q16 race gas.
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That dyno chart is aweomse. Looks like a kid trying to learn cursive
Yeah, that is what a slipping clutch curve will look like. There is a point where it just can't hold any more...That can be looked at as a very good thing though.
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You can absolutely make 600whp with the stock fuel system on a stock engine by upgrading just pump and injectors. But there are some caveats.

I would recommend a fuel pressure gauge and of course an A/F gauge, preferably one for each bank.

At this type of flow, you are asking a lot of your fuel system configuration. When you run your fuel system to its maximum potential, all the little differences begin to matter.

With this type of fuel flowing through the stock plumbing, you are going to see pressure drop just before the rails. Unfortunately there is no where to tap a fuel pressure gauge into the rails themselves, because that would show the real situation.

But anyway, when you are pushing your fuel system to the max... what that max power actually is depends on many more variables than just "what injectors" and "what pump". This is why you want to have at least the A/F data so you can know when you are pushing your luck.

Keep in mind that with the 11:1 compression ratio of the stock engine, one degree of ignition timing can make 15-20+ HP difference. This means that if the car is tuned aggressively, it stands to make a lot more power out of the same fuel system as a car that is tuned conservative. If you tune the car super conservative, you are going to start seeing your pressure drop earlier in the HP. Once pressure drop starts, you are going to run out of fuel very quickly.

Also, if you run your car in the pressure drop zone, you can expect your tune to require changes quite often. Because when you tuned your car around a specific fuel pressure curve, and then the weather outside changes that fuel pressure curve, that can have big effects on your A/F.

But ya... it can definitely be done. But you might find that you dont make it that far. It just sorta depends on tons of things.
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Ok so what I'm hearing is I may be good for high 500
With my current fuel setup
But for 600+ go return
E85 is just to far from me to be reasonable
And I think I can manage the water meth levels
and have them tune the car without going nuts on the timing

So returnless..340lph and 750 cc should be ok

If nothing else that water meth is used for a bit more safety
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You will want to tune the car pretty aggressively. The factory fuel system regulates pressure at the tank before all pressure drops. So as your system flow goes up in the high power, the restrictive plumbing will start to generate pressure drop. So your boost is going up, and your rail pressure is dropping. You stand to loose a ton of fuel pressure differential. So the lower you keep the boost, and the more efficiently you burn the fuel, the more you are going to make out of the fuel system. People have run out of fuel as early as midlow 500s on this car... if its going to take you a lot of boost to make the power, or you arent going to tune it aggressively.. that scenario is where I would say you wont make it to 600 on a stock fuel system.
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Ya your 750cc is no good for E85 anyway.

You can probably make it to high 500s. Hard for me to say for sure. You are already at 10 psi just to hit 525 according to your sig... so thats either a little turbo or conservative tuning. If its going to take much more boost, you might not make it. (keep in mind that boost in the manifold is fighting the fuel pressure in the rail)

52psi is about stock fuel pressure.

You have an effective 42psi at 10 pounds of boost. however your rail pressure is probably already starting to fall a little. say you max out the fuel system and pressure falls to 45 in the rails, and youre at 15 psi in the manifold, thats only 30psi of effective fuel pressure you have... and that isnt going to cut it.
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Some of these questions are hard for me to answer being that I sell fuel systems upgrades. If I tell someone they need something to hit 600hp, and then someone does it on a stock system... I look like im just trying to push my goods.

But the facts are that there are many variables and the same fuel system can honestly be 100+ HP difference depending on a lot of things. So there is no real answer as to what is needed to a certain HP level.

MOST people want a lot of headroom in their system so they dont have to keep an eye on things as much... like a bone stock cars fuel system. They dont run them anywhere near the max, and thats not a coincidence.

But there are also the guys who want to squeeze the most out of what they do have, and telling them to spend a dollar more than needed is a crime.

So the best I can say is that the stock fuel system with pump and injectors can certainly hit 600whp, but only you and the tuner in the room when you do it has the information to determine how safe and dependable the setup is on that car.
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Bottom line here is, do not run any component to the max/at the very limit....no matter what it is. If you wan't to run the OEM fuel system at the "edge", it may work, but it is not a good idea.

The 350z cars/dynos I mentioned all have fuel return systems. Not something you want to try and save money on.
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One question I often ask customers when we speak on the phone is how much their tuning and dyno use costs them.

It can make a difference in what I recommend. Lets look at my car as an example... tuning is free, and dyno time is almost free... I give the guy I sold my dyno to $100 and use the thing as long as I want. he doesnt even ask for the money, its more like a tip.

So for me to come back and do it again later is no big deal.

Then, there are guys who have to schedule their tuning 4 weeks in advance and it costs them $800 by the time its done. In that situation, its really not cool to run out of fuel early and have to go back.

So it can depend... for a guy who tunes his car himself on the street and only uses the dyno for final high power tuning and to see what it makes... those guys I often recommend them to just TRY it out and see how it goes, upgrade if needed.. no harm done.
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