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Old Dec 23, 2009 | 11:36 AM
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Will do! Junior already told me the he will put the special super turbo map and make some runs! Lol
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Old Dec 23, 2009 | 11:38 AM
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oh damn, I want that map!
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Old Dec 23, 2009 | 01:41 PM
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Will do! Junior already told me the he will put the special super turbo map and make some runs! Lol
Let me know.. I would like to strap my car back on the dyno since the season is over. Hopefully that will hold my fix for a while.. lol

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oh damn, I want that map!
Me too!! LOL
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Old Dec 23, 2009 | 05:59 PM
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Let me know.. I would like to strap my car back on the dyno since the season is over. Hopefully that will hold my fix for a while.. lol



Me too!! LOL

i dont think i will be going any time soon. Maybe end of January...
In March i will pull the tranny out for a service at Shepherd's and get ready for the season!

We will retune with Junior, maybe even use E85, put my coilovers on, and get 16" Hoosiers! I will definitely run the car on pump on the good suspension and tires... I am pretty sure it can run 10s no problem on pump!
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Old Dec 25, 2009 | 08:55 PM
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Update!

I managed to take out the car today and make another 3rd gear pull all the way to the rev limiter at 8900rpm.

The pull was made exactly as before with an adjusted IAT fuel trim adjustment as the only change from before. I also subtracted 10 lbs for gas used in order to make it as more realistic as i can...

Also i WOT the car from 2700rpm which is 300rpm sooner than the first pull and i kept it until i hit the rev limiter. Thats something that it shows on the graph and probably thats why the car spooled faster... Next time i will try and start the pulls from the same rpm for a more direct comparison...

The car spiked higher at 30psi but for some reason the boost dropped to around 27.5psi. The afrs were much better, especially up top to the 11.5-11.7 range. I have to say the car felt MUCH stronger than before






The number is pretty impressive i guess!

628 awhp @ 7816 RPM
455 awtq @ 6132 RPM

Some statistics on the new pull:
- At 4836 rpm i had 14.84 psi boost
- At 5063 rpm i had 19.92 psi boost
- Max boost 30.06 psi
- Max rpm 8882.81
- intake temps average during pull 43.67 F
- average afrs up top 11.7

I will work a bit more on my fuel trim so i can have consistent afrs with different weather conditions, but generally speaking i am very happy with the car! Just from the different afrs the car felt to pull much much harder and even the sound was cleaner...
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Old Dec 25, 2009 | 09:24 PM
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Looks good man
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Old Dec 26, 2009 | 08:26 AM
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Thanks! Did you manage you fix your log?
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Old Dec 26, 2009 | 08:59 AM
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Great looking dyno sheet!!
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Old Dec 26, 2009 | 10:53 AM
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Thanks! Did you manage you fix your log?
Yep.

I did however I couldnt find any of my good logs so I will have to do some new pulls once the weather gets better here. I'm happy the rain removed the 24 inches of snow we got last week. lol
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Old Dec 26, 2009 | 11:22 AM
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Great looking dyno sheet!!
Thanks man!

its good to hear that from a tuner!
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Old Dec 29, 2009 | 02:06 AM
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awsome work Im still waiting for dyno time here in germany. I also have a fs635 but im running alittle more boost and have a few more parts then you. I cant keep from blowing my tires off untill 5th and next month i will be running ID2000 injectors and E85. Thanks to freddy and my new turbo. The power delivery is just a tad later then with my old gt35R and doesnt hit as hard but power delivery is way more stable and keeps going all the way to 9500+ RPMs! Hey guy keep us updated
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Old Dec 29, 2009 | 07:08 AM
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awsome work Im still waiting for dyno time here in germany. I also have a fs635 but im running alittle more boost and have a few more parts then you. I cant keep from blowing my tires off untill 5th and next month i will be running ID2000 injectors and E85. Thanks to freddy and my new turbo. The power delivery is just a tad later then with my old gt35R and doesnt hit as hard but power delivery is way more stable and keeps going all the way to 9500+ RPMs! Hey guy keep us updated
That's cool man! Yo can acually log your car and use the VDR software. It will give you a very good idea on what power levels your is right now. No need to wait for a dyno. Do 2-3 back to back logs, let's say from 3000 to rev limiter in 3rd....
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Old Dec 29, 2009 | 06:55 PM
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I wish i could right now but due to road condisions here in germany i eill just blow off my tires
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Old Dec 30, 2009 | 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by kouzman
The number is pretty impressive i guess!

628 awhp @ 7816 RPM
455 awtq @ 6132 RPM

Some statistics on the new pull:
- At 4836 rpm i had 14.84 psi boost
- At 5063 rpm i had 19.92 psi boost
- Max boost 30.06 psi
- Max rpm 8882.81
- intake temps average during pull 43.67 F
- average afrs up top 11.7

I will work a bit more on my fuel trim so i can have consistent afrs with different weather conditions, but generally speaking i am very happy with the car! Just from the different afrs the car felt to pull much much harder and even the sound was cleaner...
That is Great power! This cold weather sure don't hurt the inter cooler.. 43 deg!! Not that some great dense air going into the motor! Imagine if you held the 30 psi to redline

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awsome work Im still waiting for dyno time here in germany. I also have a fs635 but im running alittle more boost and have a few more parts then you. I cant keep from blowing my tires off untill 5th and next month i will be running ID2000 injectors and E85. Thanks to freddy and my new turbo. The power delivery is just a tad later then with my old gt35R and doesnt hit as hard but power delivery is way more stable and keeps going all the way to 9500+ RPMs! Hey guy keep us updated

Glad to hear you got the turbo on the car running.. It must be an animal!
Now we just all have to wait for some good weather to hit the tracks..
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Old Dec 30, 2009 | 02:24 PM
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No real tracks here in Germany Atleast not preped anyways.
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