605whp FP Green DBB
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It will not work when launching aggressively though.
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Hah, its not to question or doubt. It's to gain some understanding on my part too. Tuning intrests me to no end that's all
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I could have worded it better ..
But perhaps gear has to do with area under the curve differences betwen the md vs dj .
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.I could have worded it better ..
But perhaps gear has to do with area under the curve differences betwen the md vs dj .
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Mr. Brown, in your honest opinion, for someone that is making a 100% street trim car that might see 1 to 2, 1/4 mile passes a year, would you say that a standard BR 2.3 with 8500 rpm limit is sufficient? I see your graph was stopped just shy of 8000 and the power was starting to drop. Or, does the BR 2.3RPM feel more responsive down low as well? Thanks for any insight you can give.
If the weather here didn't constantly tease us Minnesotans from week to week; I'd jump in my car, map out every E85 station along the route to your shop and sleep there until I walk away with a graph like that. When my clutch held, 500wtq felt pretty good with the older green. I'm VERY interested in getting this work done over the winter if a similar outcome would be plausible. Please PM me for my current modification list.
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That turbo would crush the Green up top, especially if it was run at 39 psi(it's equal to a Red), Peak DJ boost was only 31.xx falling to 24ish, on the road or on a MD I can get it to hit 35+ and hold 27. So the Green will be better for low end power than the 3076HTA but will give up roughly 50 up top.







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