382.8bhp from a VF35 :)
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wastegate not ported, spring ratings, got a yellow sticking on the actuator= 10-12.5psi but my mapper put a stronger spring in so be a red=15-18psi will post graph up tomorrow
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Sounds like a re dyno is on the cards , I have no idea why the IT is so high it is not my doing and I cannot explain it. I get the feeling that even if it pulled 380 with the it at 17 deg you would still dispute it, thats fine I dont mind.
Regards any lag issues I may have watch this and see if you can see any
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aih8Ny9J0E
Just to add this was my 2nd fastest run the next run was my fastest @ 11.80 at 111mph.
Cheers Iain
Regards any lag issues I may have watch this and see if you can see any
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aih8Ny9J0E
Just to add this was my 2nd fastest run the next run was my fastest @ 11.80 at 111mph.
Cheers Iain
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Welcome to come along but I am confident it will run the same if not damn near it, christ I still had 0.1 of a bar to go heaven forbid I had posted up with a 390bhp VF35 lol
The responce my car got at USC 2010 alone was enough for me there were countess comments on how fecking fast it was by comparison to much higher bhp cars, my car is setup for dragging really and it makes great use of the 35s potential and the 35 compliments the cars weight, setup and gearing very well indeed
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Jesus get that puppy ported, it will be boost creeping but you will probably not see it as you are running such high boost, you can test it yourself by either setting your boost controller off or connecting a pipe between your turbo outlet and the actuator (bypassing the solenoid) and go for a wide open throttle run in 3rd and 4th from about 3000rpm if boost creep is there the pressure will continue to rise way above your base wastegate pressure.
Cheers Iain
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Hi, congratulations
sorry if it is on here, but do you have a classic or newage?
Is it a standard engine/rebuilt/ forged? What about the gearbox?
Doesn't make a difference to me, just can't see it mentioned.
Also, what is AT and where do you read it from, I guess IT is inlet or intake temperature?
sorry if it is on here, but do you have a classic or newage?
Is it a standard engine/rebuilt/ forged? What about the gearbox?
Doesn't make a difference to me, just can't see it mentioned.
Also, what is AT and where do you read it from, I guess IT is inlet or intake temperature?
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Hi, congratulations
sorry if it is on here, but do you have a classic or newage?
Is it a standard engine/rebuilt/ forged? What about the gearbox?
Doesn't make a difference to me, just can't see it mentioned.
Also, what is AT and where do you read it from, I guess IT is inlet or intake temperature?
sorry if it is on here, but do you have a classic or newage?
Is it a standard engine/rebuilt/ forged? What about the gearbox?
Doesn't make a difference to me, just can't see it mentioned.
Also, what is AT and where do you read it from, I guess IT is inlet or intake temperature?
Its a V3 Sti (Classic) 2.0 EJ20K engine with std internals, clutch and gearbox
AT I guessed = Atmospheric Temp and IT as Intake Temp.
I will get another dyno done at the end of the month, and take photos of everything inc sensor placement etc if it will keep you lot happy lol
Seems some people on here are just way too keen to dismiss things.
Anyway I cant really be bothered contesting it the proof will be in the next Dyno run, if I had known more about the temps etc I would have had it sorted on the day of the last run but never mind.
Cheers Iain
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Iain,
If you consolidate any more dyno runs you maybe best advised to take it to another DD Rolling Road..... that would prove beyond reasonable doubt then. I am not saying this for my own sake (as it makes no odd's to me what your car makes), but for you to add "meat to the bone" for others of your set-up.
Just a thought.
If you consolidate any more dyno runs you maybe best advised to take it to another DD Rolling Road..... that would prove beyond reasonable doubt then. I am not saying this for my own sake (as it makes no odd's to me what your car makes), but for you to add "meat to the bone" for others of your set-up.
Just a thought.
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Iain,
If you consolidate any more dyno runs you maybe best advised to take it to another DD Rolling Road..... that would prove beyond reasonable doubt then. I am not saying this for my own sake (as it makes no odd's to me what your car makes), but for you to add "meat to the bone" for others of your set-up.
Just a thought.
If you consolidate any more dyno runs you maybe best advised to take it to another DD Rolling Road..... that would prove beyond reasonable doubt then. I am not saying this for my own sake (as it makes no odd's to me what your car makes), but for you to add "meat to the bone" for others of your set-up.
Just a thought.
Cheers Iain
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I see your dyno run was in 4th which will give an earlier spool responce due to the higher loading on the engine, all of my Dyno runs up to now have been in 3rd so it would be very interesting to see what it would be like in 4th
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I understand that its only a matter of time but bloody hell its a strong car
Cheers Iain
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The same actuator fittment yes but the over all spring rate may vary but these have nothing to do with boost creep really, boost creep is a state that occurs when the wastegate is open but the flow of exhaust gas is so great that the wastegate port chokes and most of the exhaust gas will then pass through the turbine spooling it up regardless of the wastegate being fully open and any boost control is ineffective to control this.
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I cant believe this thread has gone on for 7 pages lol,the guys posted up the graphs and the results are there for all to see,who's looking at I.T/A.T temps. He has said he may well use another rolling road ,and if he produces the same results will people doubt that as well.
Seddomyster,we both bought our cars within 2 weeks of each other (2 years a go),and continued to mod them . I think you chose the vf23 & FMIC option,while i opted for the vf28 & TMIC,mines running really well, so whats made you opt for the vf34 -was the front mount making it to laggy
Seddomyster,we both bought our cars within 2 weeks of each other (2 years a go),and continued to mod them . I think you chose the vf23 & FMIC option,while i opted for the vf28 & TMIC,mines running really well, so whats made you opt for the vf34 -was the front mount making it to laggy
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I cant believe this thread has gone on for 7 pages lol,the guys posted up the graphs and the results are there for all to see,who's looking at I.T/A.T temps. He has said he may well use another rolling road ,and if he produces the same results will people doubt that as well.
Cheers Iain