Tomei Arms Turbo installed!!!
This is not supposed to be an FPRed type turbo, it makes great power and spools just like stock, which is what I wanted
I will get MY money's worth with the ARMS, for sure. Even though I need to buy the thing first, perhaps this fall. This will be for a VIII, if I had IX I would go red, but I will set up boost the same way I do stock turbo, with no boost control at all, allowing turbine psi to open WG controlling backpressure.
This is exactly why they use shootout mode overseas with dynodynamics, to eliminate most of the number fudging so the consumer can get an accurate read on gains regardless of what shop does the tuning / dyno pulls.
Rule of thumb I have always used is 10 hp per lb/min so a 42b turbo would be good for 420 crank hp. Take that to a dynodynamics and you can safely figure 7.5 whp per lb/min. On pump gas anyway.

oh and also that j-pipe that everyone always needs
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can anyone help?? bad white grey smoke on decel car definitely running wrong... done leak test no faults found...any suggestions?

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Wow, I ahve been wondering if anyone had gotten one of these. It looks amazing and that much power with stock spool speed is awe inspiring. Now, how does the price compare to a "common" turbo like an FP Red? I thought the Tomei's were hard to get ourside of Japan?
So fellahs correct me if I'm wrong. The Tomei M7960 turbo comes with an installation kit for the VIII as well as the upgraded actuator? If this is true, then the price of roughly $1,700 is great.
Very doubtful. More likely that american dyno companies fall into the bigger is better mentality and actually report numbers that are very close to crank hp as whp.
This is exactly why they use shootout mode overseas with dynodynamics, to eliminate most of the number fudging so the consumer can get an accurate read on gains regardless of what shop does the tuning / dyno pulls.
Rule of thumb I have always used is 10 hp per lb/min so a 42b turbo would be good for 420 crank hp. Take that to a dynodynamics and you can safely figure 7.5 whp per lb/min. On pump gas anyway.
This is exactly why they use shootout mode overseas with dynodynamics, to eliminate most of the number fudging so the consumer can get an accurate read on gains regardless of what shop does the tuning / dyno pulls.
Rule of thumb I have always used is 10 hp per lb/min so a 42b turbo would be good for 420 crank hp. Take that to a dynodynamics and you can safely figure 7.5 whp per lb/min. On pump gas anyway.




