500 whp Evo X MR !!
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Jack's gone out and put some miles on the car in the last couple days, and everything is holding up great. No problems shifting, idling , or anything else. We are working on upping the anti lag to try and get out of the whole a little better. The oem 5k launch control isn't enough for this big turbo. I'd like to leave at 6500 to get a good 60ft. We'll just have to wait a couple weeks to see what it does at the track.
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I really doubt it will have any problems...honestly i bet the stock clutch packs would hold at this level.
It is torque that is the problem not hp. As you can see they are still limited by the SST software. No one has ever been limited by the SST mechanically yet...just software.
It is torque that is the problem not hp. As you can see they are still limited by the SST software. No one has ever been limited by the SST mechanically yet...just software.
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Tuning the MR on the edge, until someone figures out how to disable some of its self protective features, is touchy. On a gsr, if it gets cool, and you make more boost, great, you get a bit more power, and as long as you aren't lean, its not an issue. On an MR, you make a bit more power, and the clutches pop open on you at shifts, or in mid pull, and you gotta swap to a lower boost map. Fortunately these issues won't effect most people, because it's really hard, if not impossible, to hit those limits on the stock turbo.
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You're right about not having to worry about tranny with those numbers but its a good thing you built the engine otherwise you would have to worry.
Please keep us posted if you get past the delay off the line. I'm sure all mr owners are waiting for that to be figured out from the beast(that's you if you didn't know) to the complete stocker with a tune.
Please keep us posted if you get past the delay off the line. I'm sure all mr owners are waiting for that to be figured out from the beast(that's you if you didn't know) to the complete stocker with a tune.
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I wanted it to sound as mean, loud, and obnoxious as possible. I have another car for a DD.
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The sst feathers the clutch when it gets past target load by a certain percentage. It has some other limits that will cause it to dump the clutch completely. It will seem like clutch slipping, but it isnt. I have the same 500 hp ssp clutches in my car, and they are not slipping. I havent run to 8k on the dyno yet, but at 7100 I'm making 350+torque and 470+hp. I have many logs of them doing the protective opening thing, and they don't generally do it after 7k. 4300-5500 is the real "danger zone" for this, but I've had it happen at 6k as well. You gotta be paying attention when this happens. Fortunately it is preventable.
Tuning the MR on the edge, until someone figures out how to disable some of its self protective features, is touchy. On a gsr, if it gets cool, and you make more boost, great, you get a bit more power, and as long as you aren't lean, its not an issue. On an MR, you make a bit more power, and the clutches pop open on you at shifts, or in mid pull, and you gotta swap to a lower boost map. Fortunately these issues won't effect most people, because it's really hard, if not impossible, to hit those limits on the stock turbo.
Tuning the MR on the edge, until someone figures out how to disable some of its self protective features, is touchy. On a gsr, if it gets cool, and you make more boost, great, you get a bit more power, and as long as you aren't lean, its not an issue. On an MR, you make a bit more power, and the clutches pop open on you at shifts, or in mid pull, and you gotta swap to a lower boost map. Fortunately these issues won't effect most people, because it's really hard, if not impossible, to hit those limits on the stock turbo.
when you feather the clutch in a manual trans the clutch is slipping. if clutch is slipping the plates are getting hot and wearing down. its no different in an auto. soft shifts or feathered shifts are hard on clutch plates. call in normal in thhe SST if you want but that is gonna kill those plates in short order..