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Your fine {thumbup} , I just wanted to explain why we develop all the different versions :) .
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crcain,
The green numbers Tom already has from our dyno. We are testing other parts now, turbo's and probably cams too. The original shortblock we built for the car was down on compression. He has mentioned that in his other thread. He wanted to try out some new things on a new engine so a shortblock was built before he came for a quick swap. We could have saved that step after taking it all apart as the problem was actually in the cylinder head, the shortblock was perfect. The head had the exhaust valves leaking, which is why it was down on compression. It only needed a valve job and his original head was re-installed on the new shortblock. Old shortblock is being cleaned and re-assembled for a spare. |
Originally Posted by Indy Evo
(Post 5856282)
My cylinder head, camshaft, and valve train program have been on the back burner for some time now, but now with 9sec9's phase 1 complete for the new build done, I can get back to it along with the Evo X stuff. It's looking to be a very busy summer. Indy
I asked this before and it is a bit off topic and general but how specific are these designs to displacement? will displacement changes (running a 2.3l) through off effectiveness/efficiency or is a good head/cam/intake/valve-train design responsive to a bigger motor. you know what im getting at? sorry if this question is not clear enough... :crap: |
Hostile, In general you want to put on the best combination for a given displacement. I really don't want to get into a debate why and how, but my stuff is built to order. I do not build generic one size fits all components. Thanks, Indy
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Originally Posted by Indy Evo
(Post 5859079)
Hostile, In general you want to put on the best combination for a given displacement. I really don't want to get into a debate why and how, but my stuff is built to order. I do not build generic one size fits all components. Thanks, Indy
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We can build intakes for any displacement and rpm range, it sounds like you have a 2.3, that would be no problem. Indy
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The RED, a 500+ whp stock appearing turbo.
We just finished up the final testing on Tom's car. It came out amazing.
Before all this started we knew we would have to make 500+ whp with the car for it to be able to run in the 9's. Well we have accomplished that with room to spare in the WHP department, now it's just a matter of taking it to the track to run it and snatch that 9 second time slip. The car just layed down 530 whp and 463 ft lbs of torque. Boost was 38 psi, runs were done on VP Import fuel. Peak torque was from 4600 to 4900 rpm. Peak HP came in at 7350 rpm and still had 525 at 8,000 rpm. The turbo used is the new FP Red. The turbos are available but only about 15 units for quick release. Pricing is $1795. Very impressive. Here is the dyno sheet. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...chur/tp534.jpg The car itself, I know we haven't put out a ton of information on so here is some: BR 2 liter BR Stage 3 head (stock sized valves) AEM EMS BR double pumper PTE 1200 cc injectors (running at only 62%) Forced Performance Red 9sec9 ported exhaust manifold Indy V3 intake manifold BR 65 mm throttle body BR COP ignition BR Race FMIC BR upper i/c pipe (custom face inlet) 9sec9 lower i/c pipe Manual boost controller BR 3" vband turbo back SS 02 housing Indy air box Indy radiator BR electric water pump Tilton twin carbon clutch BR lightweight front center member BR mustache bar Volk CE28n wheels Hoosier QTP DOT tires Wilwood front and rear brake kit That is the biggest part of the build. Thank you Tom for letting us be apart of this build again. Good luck, I know it is going 9's. I can't wait to see you get it there. Tony, this is going to be a beast, you better rest up, your gonna need your strength! |
Originally Posted by davidbuschur
(Post 5860173)
BR 2 liter BR Stage 3 head (stock sized valves) AEM EMS BR double pumper PTE 1200 cc injectors (running at only 62%) Forced Performance Red 9sec9 ported exhaust manifold Indy V3 intake manifold BR 65 mm throttle body BR COP ignition BR Race FMIC BR upper i/c pipe (custom face inlet) 9sec9 lower i/c pipe Manual boost controller BR 3" vband turbo back SS 02 housing Indy air box Indy radiator BR electric water pump Tilton twin carbon clutch BR lightweight front center member BR mustache bar Volk CE28n wheels Hoosier QTP DOT tires Wilwood front and rear brake kit That is the biggest part of the build. It looks awfully similar to the one Shogun Industries sells and markets as their own "Z Pump" https://www.shogunindustries.com/Gra.../waterpump.jpg https://www.shogunindustries.com/cgi...ew_item=SC2000 Seriously? Scorke |
Damn dave you just throw it out there like its no big deal;) and its available NOW!
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{OMG} That is insane on a stock appearing turbo!!
What you guys do is amazing. Congrats to all involved. |
I cant believe it!!! Those are some stout numbers for a stock appearing turbo! I could not be more excited to pilot this thing.
Very nice job to everyone who made this happen. Since you cant tell emotions through a computer, here you go http://i246.photobucket.com/albums/g...h_4880527e.jpg |
Tony, Fly out tomorrow and put this thing in the 9's already. Indy
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The RED IS OUT!!! Wow, a 500WHP stock appearing turbo is absolutely rediculous. Why only 15? If anything I could have the money in a month for it.
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Originally Posted by Indy Evo
(Post 5860257)
Tony, Fly out tomorrow and put this things in the 9's allready. Indy
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Oh yes... you guys just don't stop delivering now do you?
BR, Tom, and Indy: "We're gonna do something ****ing amazing." all of us: "ORLY? What?" BR,Tom, and Indy: "Can't tell you yet. But it's gonna be ****ing amazing. Stock frame turbo. Huge numbers. 9's. Talk amongst yourselves" all of us: (wait. speculate. talk ****. wait. talk-)"whoa look RESULTS!" BR, Tom, Indy: "Yeah, we piss excellence. And when drinking this muchrace gas we're not done pissing yet..." Thanks for continuing to raise the bar! Amazing |
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