Power+drag racing times
I hope your shop did not mess w/ the dyno to get you those hp/trq #'s. With those #'s you can run a 12.0 @ more than 110 mph, your torque is HUGE for your mods. I've never seen so much torque w/o cams on an Evo. Hell the torque seems high even if you HAD cams. Something is fishy for sure.
Originally posted by evo8power
dave runs 7 sec race cars, i had a turbo prelude before and ran down a track 10 times in my life......Al told me the other day with my dyno sheet he could put my car near or at a 12.2, i run 3 McDonalds my pops owns for a living not driving race cars..
dave runs 7 sec race cars, i had a turbo prelude before and ran down a track 10 times in my life......Al told me the other day with my dyno sheet he could put my car near or at a 12.2, i run 3 McDonalds my pops owns for a living not driving race cars..
ETs are the hard part but a car usually will run right about the same MPH regardless of the driver.
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23 psi 19.5 to redline, trust me lol shop didnt mess with numbers know them all for a long time and we did liek 10 cars and they were all at where they should be, they did no performance work for me jsut dyno time..nice try!!! lol
Originally posted by evo8power
23 psi 19.5 to redline, trust me lol shop didnt mess with numbers know them all for a long time and we did liek 10 cars and they were all at where they should be, they did no performance work for me jsut dyno time..nice try!!! lol
23 psi 19.5 to redline, trust me lol shop didnt mess with numbers know them all for a long time and we did liek 10 cars and they were all at where they should be, they did no performance work for me jsut dyno time..nice try!!! lol
Re: Power+drag racing times
Originally posted by evo8power
Ok, i dynoed my car at 330.3 whp and 362.8 ft lbs. on 23 psi dropping to 20 redline, 55 degrees and sunny awd dynojet.......so i went to the track and was expecting mid to lower 12....is that fesiable??? i ran a 12.7@108.7 and thought i should be a little faster.....and i think i can drive hitting a 1.72 60ft. anyway, was wondering if anyone had any variables on the situaiton or does my power to ET makes scense.....
thanks!
Ok, i dynoed my car at 330.3 whp and 362.8 ft lbs. on 23 psi dropping to 20 redline, 55 degrees and sunny awd dynojet.......so i went to the track and was expecting mid to lower 12....is that fesiable??? i ran a 12.7@108.7 and thought i should be a little faster.....and i think i can drive hitting a 1.72 60ft. anyway, was wondering if anyone had any variables on the situaiton or does my power to ET makes scense.....
thanks!
You're good to go, bro...
60' looks good and I looked at your mods list. The only thing I see that is really missing is a clutch. The problem with suggesting it is the 60' time is pretty good. I just wonder if it is slipping or not. The stock clutch won't take much abuse at those HP levels, that is for sure.
With 330 whp and 362 ft lbs, depending on what the rest of the curve looks like the car should run in the 12.4-5 range at 110+ mph.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
With 330 whp and 362 ft lbs, depending on what the rest of the curve looks like the car should run in the 12.4-5 range at 110+ mph.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
The torque numbers don't look that out of line, high yes, but not unrealistic. Look at the peak boost he is seeing and then consider it is a Dynoflash car. The timing is ramped up early in the flash to make the car hit hard and the boost is 23.5 psi right when it hits and then gradually tapers off by redline to 19 psi. This would make for a 362 ft lb car right when the turbo hits. Post a dyno graph and I bet you see what I am saying is true.
I would also like to see what the entire curve looked like. The car may be falling off on the top end causing the ET/MPH to lower than they could be.
David Buschur
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I would also like to see what the entire curve looked like. The car may be falling off on the top end causing the ET/MPH to lower than they could be.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
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