Built 2.0L BR FS635 Turbo Cosworth 272 E85 | 11.1 @ 136 (Utah elevation)
My customer attended the final drag race event for 2013 at Rocky Mountain Raceways in Utah on Saturday with his evo 9, and even with a semi slipping clutch, still managed a 136mph trap speed at 4200ft above sea level. A 136mph trap at this elevation level is around a 143-145 car at sea level.
This makes his car the 2nd fastest Evo in Utah for 2013. Heres is the pass on video thanks to someone there that randomly got it on video for us It should have ran a 10 but between the clutch and the traction issues that was not possible. About the setup: Fuel: E85 ECU: Tephra v7 MAF Engine built 2.0L Manley 10.5:1 pistons Manley turbo tuff rods O ringed block lightly ported head supertech dual valve springs and retainers cosworth 272 M2 cams ARP main rod and head studs. Trans Jack's built transmission stock gearing. (Evo IX 5 spd) quartermaster twin disc clutch. Turbo Buschur FS 635 cast manifold kit full buschur exhaust Buschur Intake and intercooler piping AMS intercooler forge rs blow off valve hallman MBC ported stock intake manifold. ams small battery kit. Fuel walbro 450 fic 1350cc injectors ams fuel rail aeromotive fuel pressure regulator Graph: (Lower boost pulls before the clutch started to slip) Smooth 3 http://www.tscomptuned.net/_images/d....9/Nik/Nik.jpg Max smoothing: http://www.tscomptuned.net/_images/d...9/Nik/Nik6.jpg Slip of fastest pass: http://www.tscomptuned.net/_images/d...9/Nik/slip.jpg |
Great trap speed. Can u plz post pics of engine bay?
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Did he shift into 5th for the 136mph trap on the 9 trans?
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Originally Posted by Rondata.
(Post 10978844)
Great trap speed. Can u plz post pics of engine bay?
Originally Posted by Poloiceberg
(Post 10979012)
Did he shift into 5th for the 136mph trap on the 9 trans?
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Tom is awesome, got me in super short notice before the last drag event of the year. The car drives better than ever and is much faster. I need to get the clutch figured out in the next couple weeks so we can really see how much more power its making.
Here is a video I found of my fastest run, I did not shift to 5th on these runs just 9000+ rpm in 4th. My first pass was the fastest and I havn't had the car on a dragstrip in well over a year so I was very happy with the results. Just wanted that 10 sec. slip. |
Boss!
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10.7 car or better but you need a 1.7/1.6 60ft. good job to both you and tom
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Originally Posted by nikg
(Post 10981455)
Tom is awesome, got me in super short notice before the last drag event of the year. The car drives better than ever and is much faster. I need to get the clutch figured out in the next couple weeks so we can really see how much more power its making.
Here is a video I found of my fastest run, I did not shift to 5th on these runs just 9000+ rpm in 4th. My first pass was the fastest and I havn't had the car on a dragstrip in well over a year so I was very happy with the results. Just wanted that 10 sec. slip. 040 Red Evo vs Truck - YouTube
Originally Posted by batty200
(Post 10981473)
Boss!
Originally Posted by itsmrrizz2you
(Post 10982186)
10.7 car or better but you need a 1.7/1.6 60ft. good job to both you and tom
So with that taken into consideration this car is pretty impressive to me. Im not sure what boost pressure he was running at the track though. it was certainly more than 32psi. :lol: |
Being in Utah and having been to various events in other areas, its not real clear on how fast a car will be at sea level. If the turbo is running along at max shaft speed, yeah, you will see a huge gain in power and trap speeds as the turbo is choked out up here and you will pick up a ton more boost at sea level running the turbo to 100%.
Running at 90% capacity of the compressor but it still has flow left in it and the amount of power you gain at sea level on the same absolute manifold pressure will be VERY LITTLE. 136mph is going pretty well though and is good for 10.5s on that track with a mild 1.6 60' launch. |
[QUOTE=tscompusa;10982662]Thanks Nik! Just so i can note it here, what boost pressure were you running at the track do you remember? /quote]
I'm guessing right around 36-38psi. I wasn't logging and my gauge will not read that high so I don't know for sure |
Originally Posted by 03whitegsr
(Post 10983050)
Being in Utah and having been to various events in other areas, its not real clear on how fast a car will be at sea level. If the turbo is running along at max shaft speed, yeah, you will see a huge gain in power and trap speeds as the turbo is choked out up here and you will pick up a ton more boost at sea level running the turbo to 100%.
Running at 90% capacity of the compressor but it still has flow left in it and the amount of power you gain at sea level on the same absolute manifold pressure will be VERY LITTLE. 136mph is going pretty well though and is good for 10.5s on that track with a mild 1.6 60' launch. Hopefully next year we can get him some 10 second passes. a 136 trap would be about 620whp dynojet at sea level in a full weight evo. I dont know if his setup was choked bad or not, i'm gonna guess not to much.
Originally Posted by nikg
(Post 10983461)
I'm guessing right around 36-38psi. I wasn't logging and my gauge will not read that high so I don't know for sure
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I was recently told this car attended IFO in Las Vegas and ran a 10.84 @ 135.
Here is the video of the pass: Enjoy! Thanks Nik for getting it down the track also :) Car was on BFG KDW2 |
Nice work!
What crank did you use in this build if you don't mind me asking? |
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