FP RED dyno results thread
Apr 21, 2009, 07:09 PM
#212
Here is my fp-red results on 91 octane 455whp/410wtq on a dj
This dyno chart is comparing a fp-red to a fp-grn.....same mods, other than cam timing differences & turbo's.
my mods: fp-red, weapon-r intake mani, mil.spec 65mm tb, ported hotside, exh mani, licp, full 3"dp, turbo xs fmic, pte 1200cc inj, cosi m2's @ +2int/0exh, aem ecu, tuned by me.
dyno charts:
dont laugh to hard
on my pathetic power curves.....i dont understand the dip at 6k between the 2 runs....maybe it has something to do with my intake mani was cracked on all 4 runners & 2 of the funnels were bouncing around in the plenum...YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR
there isnt any knock within the data logs & afrs are @ 11.0...your head doesnt hit the steeering wheel when you run through this rpm either???The power dip is crazy...i dont understand... i didnt get this dip with the ported oem mani....
i ran 28psi on the red, 26 psi on the green...the engine responds to the higher boost on the red. on the grn, it didnt make anymore power @ 28 psi vs 26psi...
This dyno chart is comparing a fp-red to a fp-grn.....same mods, other than cam timing differences & turbo's.
my mods: fp-red, weapon-r intake mani, mil.spec 65mm tb, ported hotside, exh mani, licp, full 3"dp, turbo xs fmic, pte 1200cc inj, cosi m2's @ +2int/0exh, aem ecu, tuned by me.
dyno charts:
dont laugh to hard
on my pathetic power curves.....i dont understand the dip at 6k between the 2 runs....maybe it has something to do with my intake mani was cracked on all 4 runners & 2 of the funnels were bouncing around in the plenum...YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FORthere isnt any knock within the data logs & afrs are @ 11.0...your head doesnt hit the steeering wheel when you run through this rpm either???The power dip is crazy...i dont understand... i didnt get this dip with the ported oem mani....
i ran 28psi on the red, 26 psi on the green...the engine responds to the higher boost on the red. on the grn, it didnt make anymore power @ 28 psi vs 26psi...
We have been following each other's progress for a while. Just like me, you have moved from the Green to the Red.
Good to see the results are similar. Can't go wrong with either of the FP Turbos.
Green is fun, Red is wild
.I am making some new changes to my set-up, but will be still using the Red. Hope to make a little more HP.
It would be nice if FP can put the new cover on my Red. They got it up there for minor work right now.
I will post updated results when everything is ready in my car.
Have lots of fun with yours
.
Apr 24, 2009, 06:56 PM
#215
522/412 at 31psi on E85 today on one of our customer cars. Going to go back to the dyno next week for a little more boost.
Mods that matter:
9:1 JE/Eagle motor
Stock head
Cossie M3
ETS 4.5" Intercooler
ETS Magnus specific UICP
ETS mini battery kit
Magnus Cast intake
1200s
Twin 255s
Mil.Spec 65mm TB
Dynosheet to follow soon
Mods that matter:
9:1 JE/Eagle motor
Stock head
Cossie M3
ETS 4.5" Intercooler
ETS Magnus specific UICP
ETS mini battery kit
Magnus Cast intake
1200s
Twin 255s
Mil.Spec 65mm TB
Dynosheet to follow soon
Apr 25, 2009, 05:26 PM
#216
Aby, 28psi on crappy CA 91 pump with no knock?
Apr 27, 2009, 03:49 PM
#218
no... i'm not running much timing either @ 28psi
4k=5.8°
5k=5.8°
6k=6.9°
7k=7.3°
8k=9.0°
these values are for 20c inlet temps.
The ignition map is offeset based on inlet temps & retard to -4.92 @ 50c.
my engine is sensitive @ 6,900 & 7,400rpm
4k=5.8°
5k=5.8°
6k=6.9°
7k=7.3°
8k=9.0°
these values are for 20c inlet temps.
The ignition map is offeset based on inlet temps & retard to -4.92 @ 50c.
my engine is sensitive @ 6,900 & 7,400rpm
Last edited by Aby@MIL.SPEC; Apr 27, 2009 at 03:51 PM.
May 1, 2009, 08:35 AM
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I currently have a green...for people that had a green running 30lb+ and upgraded to a red. If u had choice to do it over again, would you go hta35 or still go for the red? The multiple week wait for a red has got me on the fence. 
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Wow, you clearly have no idea what you are talking about....The cam moves the valve and the spring controls the oscillation. Springs are selected based upon required / recommended seat pressure. Kelford and other manufacturers have recommended spring specifications for their cams. On some cams the supplier states 'recommended, but not required' - but that has to do with the ramp rates, lift, and expected redline.
