Need 100hp, but keep torque the same
Need 100hp, but keep torque the same
Just dynoed and put down 375 hp and 365 wtq
Boost is at 27psi, my timing is low because I haven't tuned it completely. I have all the mods you can think of for 500hp easy
What recommendations a should I look at to keep from spinning a rod?
Boost is at 27psi, my timing is low because I haven't tuned it completely. I have all the mods you can think of for 500hp easy
What recommendations a should I look at to keep from spinning a rod?
I have to ask, because I've been told that really the only thing that matters is torque. Why do you want 500 Hp if you don't have the torque to back it up? The torque is what moves the car, or so I'm told. Not hating, or trying to bash, just personally curious. Others, please correct me if I'm wrong in the previous statement.
Im very confused as to what your question is...but for starters it may help by listing what modifications are done to the car thus far as well as what fuel its going to be run on.
Oh and Im guessing you mean spinning a bearing or throwing a rod not spinning a rod
Oh and Im guessing you mean spinning a bearing or throwing a rod not spinning a rod
Yea right sorry was researching what I should do for tuning, it looks like I
Need more timing past peak torque on my dyno graph
Mods
25g kinugawa
Nisei short route uicp
2.5" map licp
3.5" intercooler
Evo 9 bov
272 brian crower cams
70mm s90 tb
Ported stock manifold
3" exhaust
450lph fuel pump
1200cc pte injectors
Megan o2 housing
Need more timing past peak torque on my dyno graph
Mods
25g kinugawa
Nisei short route uicp
2.5" map licp
3.5" intercooler
Evo 9 bov
272 brian crower cams
70mm s90 tb
Ported stock manifold
3" exhaust
450lph fuel pump
1200cc pte injectors
Megan o2 housing
Last edited by steven121; Sep 16, 2014 at 06:01 PM.
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I have to ask, because I've been told that really the only thing that matters is torque. Why do you want 500 Hp if you don't have the torque to back it up? The torque is what moves the car, or so I'm told. Not hating, or trying to bash, just personally curious. Others, please correct me if I'm wrong in the previous statement.
OP wants to keep the torque curve flatter after peak tq, which will increase top end hp while not changing the peak tq numbers.
You have every part to make 500hp easy but made 375? That parts list you made is pretty short and 500hp may be further from your reach than you think. What fuel are you using?
Last edited by EatSleepBoost; Sep 16, 2014 at 08:09 PM.
Or would I ramp up timing the whole way? I also am not sure where mbt lies at with e85
On guy suggested this method for e85
Peak load 4-6* timing boost
Rpm and load peak around 18*
5000 - 6*
5750 - 11*
6500 - 14*
8000 - 18*
You're right that torque is what makes the car accelerate. However you're forgetting that tq and hp are related. A 400hp, 350tq car is slower than a 500hp, 350tq one. That's because, while both cars peak at 350tq, car #2 maintains a flatter torque curve after that peak, while car #1's torque falls off.
OP wants to keep the torque curve flatter after peak tq, which will increase top end hp while not changing the peak tq numbers.
OP wants to keep the torque curve flatter after peak tq, which will increase top end hp while not changing the peak tq numbers.






