Full-Race Twinscroll 35R
on a dyno your right. on the street/feel your wrong. but i miss read your post. i thought you where saying all around results..... my bad.
I also picked up one of those 1.06 housings for a 35r - quit stealing my moves!
Can't wait to see the data. If I had a little scratch left over I'd send it to FP to be made into a 35HTR and send it your way to compare with the regular 35r and the 3076.Nice driving btw.
If this is the case, how about somebody take a short video inside of the car of someone driving with this kind of set-up, so we can see how the car is on the road.
I understand this is not the perfect review of the product, but it should show how the partial throttle & response is.
This is a lot of money to blow without see some kind of results.... Especially when the HTA35r looks so promising.
Here are some pics of my TS 30R. Geoff has some better pics too. I'll upload them from my other PC if you want. I'm in the process of building a 2.4 now and hopefully can find a 1.06 housing. I will try to make a video that shows the boost gauge/speedo/tach to show the responsiveness of the TS.
Here are some pics of my TS 30R. Geoff has some better pics too. I'll upload them from my other PC if you want. I'm in the process of building a 2.4 now and hopefully can find a 1.06 housing. I will try to make a video that shows the boost gauge/speedo/tach to show the responsiveness of the TS.
BillAce, you're the man!
That's exactly what I'm seeing as well - stock block/head I'm hitting about 22 psi at 3750 or so in 3rd (verified via JDM MAP sensor datalogging on the stock ecu - not guesstimating with a boost gauge).
I also picked up one of those 1.06 housings for a 35r - quit stealing my moves!
Can't wait to see the data. If I had a little scratch left over I'd send it to FP to be made into a 35HTR and send it your way to compare with the regular 35r and the 3076.
Nice driving btw.
I also picked up one of those 1.06 housings for a 35r - quit stealing my moves!
Can't wait to see the data. If I had a little scratch left over I'd send it to FP to be made into a 35HTR and send it your way to compare with the regular 35r and the 3076.Nice driving btw.
i also use jdm map and evoscan. no guess work here.
For those of you who doubt Full Race's horsepower claims for the ts 4088r
Twicks69 on dsmtuners made 740.3 uncorrected whp and 690 ft lbs of torque uncorrected on a Mustang Dyno at Beyond Redline performance in Green Bay WI with a 4088r and a built 2.3 stroker motor in his 2G DSM.
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/member.php?&u=28723
Now surely you Evo guys with your redesigned, more efficient engine
can squeeze just as much power if not more from the same turbo as us old school DSMers can.
.
Cheers,
Josh
Twicks69 on dsmtuners made 740.3 uncorrected whp and 690 ft lbs of torque uncorrected on a Mustang Dyno at Beyond Redline performance in Green Bay WI with a 4088r and a built 2.3 stroker motor in his 2G DSM.
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/member.php?&u=28723
Now surely you Evo guys with your redesigned, more efficient engine
can squeeze just as much power if not more from the same turbo as us old school DSMers can.
.Cheers,
Josh
For those of you who doubt Full Race's horsepower claims for the ts 4088r
Twicks69 on dsmtuners made 740.3 uncorrected whp and 690 ft lbs of torque uncorrected on a Mustang Dyno at Beyond Redline performance in Green Bay WI with a 4088r and a built 2.3 stroker motor in his 2G DSM.
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/member.php?&u=28723
Now surely you Evo guys with your redesigned, more efficient engine
can squeeze just as much power if not more from the same turbo as us old school DSMers can.
.
Cheers,
Josh
Twicks69 on dsmtuners made 740.3 uncorrected whp and 690 ft lbs of torque uncorrected on a Mustang Dyno at Beyond Redline performance in Green Bay WI with a 4088r and a built 2.3 stroker motor in his 2G DSM.
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/member.php?&u=28723
Now surely you Evo guys with your redesigned, more efficient engine
can squeeze just as much power if not more from the same turbo as us old school DSMers can.
.Cheers,
Josh
























