BR's Project White, "completed". Lots of information.
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Hi Dave if it doesn't take too much time I'd love to see the comparison of project white versus one of the RS sheets, same gear. I'm guessing there should be about a 1500-2000 rpm difference in where the torque comes in, and maybe the project white making more torque?
Stock Mitsubishi bearings is what we use the most.
No issues with spark, that are obvious, right now. I am curious though if putting our coil on plug on the car would help at this point, it should. I am also wondering if the rough spot in the dyno graph couldn't be from the ignition.
No issues with spark, that are obvious, right now. I am curious though if putting our coil on plug on the car would help at this point, it should. I am also wondering if the rough spot in the dyno graph couldn't be from the ignition.
Here is the dyno sheet, thanks for the reminder crcain.
Doesn't even look like the same type car/engine!
These comparisons are not very good, the Bad Bish is only ever dyno'd in 3rd gear so this is a 3rd gear pull vs a 4th gear pull with Project White. Still gives you an idea though I guess.
At 3,000 rpm Project White makes about 117 more ft lbs of torque
At 3,500 rpm Project White makes about 235 more ft lbs of torque
At 4,000 rpm Project White makes about 259 more ft lbs of torque
As you can all see the power bands cross on the two builds around 5250. After that point the Bad Bish proves why it was named that. At 6400 rpm the Bad Bish has a 200 ft lb advantage over Project White and carries that out to 7500 rpm. Power difference at 7500 rpm is 239 whp in favor of the Bad Bish.
Doesn't even look like the same type car/engine!
These comparisons are not very good, the Bad Bish is only ever dyno'd in 3rd gear so this is a 3rd gear pull vs a 4th gear pull with Project White. Still gives you an idea though I guess.
At 3,000 rpm Project White makes about 117 more ft lbs of torque
At 3,500 rpm Project White makes about 235 more ft lbs of torque
At 4,000 rpm Project White makes about 259 more ft lbs of torque
As you can all see the power bands cross on the two builds around 5250. After that point the Bad Bish proves why it was named that. At 6400 rpm the Bad Bish has a 200 ft lb advantage over Project White and carries that out to 7500 rpm. Power difference at 7500 rpm is 239 whp in favor of the Bad Bish.
Dave, has your opinion changed at all about running the stock ECU on higher hp cars? I was really happy to see you stuck with it. I saw a post were you were asking for suggestions on the stock ecu, what insight are you looking for?