Dyno Tales 3/26: Andy's EVO IX
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Dyno Tales 3/26: Andy's EVO IX
Some locals may know Andy from when he worked at Gruppe-S. We now know him as the guy who baselined, with the stock ECU, at 263whp! That's 20-30whp more than we expected given the mods (turbo-back, testpipe, HKS intake and Samco IC hose). With the flash, he immediately picked up another 40whp which doesn't suck. The fuel table had to be massaged a bit to account for the the Intake but the end results were just peachy. With Torque numbers than EVO 8scould only dream of
Here are the final numbers with two back-to-back runs. On 91oct.
WHP and Torque
Boost and AFR
Here are the final numbers with two back-to-back runs. On 91oct.
WHP and Torque
Boost and AFR
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Boost & AFR ?
Shiv,
Love the graphs. Do you know why all of the IXs (mine included) seem to have this double boost --hits at ~3200 rpm, then drops, then hits again before the eventual taper? Is there a fix (wastegate, different BC, etc.)?
Thanks in advance for the advice / help.
Chris J.
Love the graphs. Do you know why all of the IXs (mine included) seem to have this double boost --hits at ~3200 rpm, then drops, then hits again before the eventual taper? Is there a fix (wastegate, different BC, etc.)?
Thanks in advance for the advice / help.
Chris J.
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Originally Posted by cij911
Shiv,
Love the graphs. Do you know why all of the IXs (mine included) seem to have this double boost --hits at ~3200 rpm, then drops, then hits again before the eventual taper? Is there a fix (wastegate, different BC, etc.)?
Thanks in advance for the advice / help.
Chris J.
Love the graphs. Do you know why all of the IXs (mine included) seem to have this double boost --hits at ~3200 rpm, then drops, then hits again before the eventual taper? Is there a fix (wastegate, different BC, etc.)?
Thanks in advance for the advice / help.
Chris J.
The wastegate opens, but can't bypass enough gas fast enough so there is an overshoot. Then since boost hits a bit high, the wastegate stays open a bit too long trying to correct which causes boost to overshoot a bit in the negative direction, and then it finally settles in on the target boost.
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Nope. The 9s have a much higher knock threshold than the 8s due to the effects of MIVEC (being able to adance the hell out of cam timing in the midrange.) You'll notice tha the boost rolls off as the cam timing goes back to 0 by 6000rpm.
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Originally Posted by RenoEvo
So all IX's can safely hit 23psi on 91 oct. WOW! That is news to me
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Nope. The 9s have a much higher knock threshold than the 8s due to the effects of MIVEC (being able to adance the hell out of cam timing in the midrange.) You'll notice tha the boost rolls off as the cam timing goes back to 0 by 6000rpm.
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so realistcally on 91 octane what's the highest boost level you can hit before actually doing some serious damage to the car? and now if it was 100 octane what's the level for that?
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Boost itself wont damage an engine. Detonation is what damages an engine. As long as the car is tuned to not knock, it'll run safely. Tuning a car not to knock is about finding a good combination of boost, ignition advance, fuel and (in the case of the IX) correct MIVEC timing. No one particular variable is important by itself. It's the combination of all of them that makes the engine run well or poorly. On 91oct, we've found ~23psi in the midrange, tapering down to 19-20psi to be just peachy. On 93oct, we do about the same but we manage to get another 1-2 degrees of timing in there well before the onset of knock. On 100oct, we could proabably run that particular turbo as hard as she will run without detonation issues. This would be in the 27-28psi range (peak). It would most certainly taper down substantially as it appraoches redline. Trying to get turbos to hold more boost than they are comfortable supporting efficiently is a sure fire way to run into problems later on.
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