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Mad Hammer 09 November 2009 09:09 PM


Originally Posted by wrx9181 (Post 9044657)
Hay get in line mad hammer lmfho

lol, was only jesting. They have a few too many cars to test on there :)

Will be nice to see what the 35R does though, could make me dig in my pocket again ! Will it never end :)

Shaun 09 November 2009 09:22 PM


Originally Posted by RA Dunk (Post 9042631)
With events like scoobysprint getting popular im sure loads of people will be looking for a turbo which will offer quick spool up & decent numbers rather than out right mahoosive power, I know i am :)

Instant response and mid range grunt is your key for that discipline. My set-up is really responsive, but Simon suggests that he could of shaved quite a bit of time off in the Spec C, with better response. The peak power was never an issue, hence why no more than low boost was ever needed, which some could never quite understand.

Kev,
Great figures on meth! :) I suspect with decent race fuel you should bang 600bhp, all things being equal. :)

I may even pop up and see how my 486bhp at the hubs relates to a flywheel figure on your dyno, at some point for interests sake. However, when a car is doing well in something the actual power attained on a RR becomes less important.... in fact you hope it reads low. lol I suspect you may understand that from a non-commercial "turbo selling" perspective, as your cars have also done well this year. :) ;)

Keep up the good work...... I might have to stick some funny fuel in mine as I seem to be missing out on the party! :D

RA Dunk 09 November 2009 09:49 PM


Originally Posted by Shaun (Post 9044730)
Instant response and mid range grunt is your key for that discipline.

Which is why i was looking at small turbo's rather than out right number producers lol :lol1:

The Gaffer 10 November 2009 11:49 AM


Originally Posted by Shaun (Post 9044730)

Kev,
Great figures on meth! :) I suspect with decent race fuel you should bang 600bhp, all things being equal. :)

I may even pop up and see how my 486bhp at the hubs relates to a flywheel figure on your dyno, at some point for interests sake. However, when a car is doing well in something the actual power attained on a RR becomes less important.... in fact you hope it reads low. lol I suspect you may understand that from a non-commercial "turbo selling" perspective, as your cars have also done well this year. :) ;)

Keep up the good work...... I might have to stick some funny fuel in mine as I seem to be missing out on the party! :D


Pop in anytime shaun, we suspect race gas will give us the magic 600 bhp figure too. :thumb:

Cheers
Kev

The Gaffer 10 November 2009 01:43 PM

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Hi,

as promised SC50 back to back with SC 50 billet.


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Boost and AFR showing power at the wheels


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Then we swapped the turbo for our new billet version, as you can see no block / bellhousing mods required :D


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Then we ran it again :thumb:


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:luxhello:


Engine spec as follows...........

2.2 ltr closed deck block
sti 8 avics heads
direct fit SC50 Billet turbo
Solaris ecu.

I can hear the dyno in the background, rumours of a 10% meth run have been noted :cuckoo:

Results to follow

cheers
Kev

dynamix 10 November 2009 01:46 PM

What happened at 5250 in the second set of graphs?

The Gaffer 10 November 2009 03:03 PM

Hi,
truth is it just did that :D

possably a kebab burp from the master :notworthy

Didnt feel anything when we ran it, they have just finished a 10% meth run, when printed we can see if it does it again.

Cheers
Kev

dynamix 10 November 2009 03:42 PM

lol - yeah. it does look like a pressure bulge/blip induced by an external force causing the correction factor to temporarily change the calculated figures :D

The Gaffer 10 November 2009 03:57 PM

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Hi,

meth mix results :thumb:


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Boost and AFR


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:cool:

Kebab burp there again :wonder:

Latest news :- GT35 R billet is ready for testing, the SC46 billet is about 4 weeks away, thats the one more suited to the 450+ 2.0ltr cars, as asked about earlier in the thread,

Will keep you posted

Cheers
Kev

dynamix 10 November 2009 10:55 PM

How come the benchmark test on that car was done in 3rd and the new (higher figures) are done in 4th ? For the sake of consistency and to avoid people calling foul it might be useful to show comparable graphs in 3rd gear ;)

The Gaffer 11 November 2009 10:28 AM

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Hi,

I understand what you are saying Duncan, if you check the dates the original printout is from Sept 2009 and was run by our main dyno operator Mark, nickname "Beef", he was off yesterday so our other dyno operator jumped in and ran the car, everything was checked and double checked to ensure the readings were accurate.

When we originally mapped the car in Sept, it was mapped for track use in the LMA using third gear on the dyno to keep run times to a minimum thereby avoiding heat soak.

For testing turbo's we decided to run in 4th as its the gear that gives the nearest 1:1 output, as recomended by dyno dynamics.

Seeing as the vehicle is still strapped on the dyno we have run it again, in third :thumb:


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More power :D


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The above runs have been done exactly as the car was on the last runs yesterday :lol:


Cheers
Kev

dynamix 11 November 2009 11:02 AM

Interesting. :thumb:

A bit worrying that bhp can vary so much - i guess the leaning out to 12.4:1 helped

The Gaffer 11 November 2009 11:40 AM

Hi,

AFR has gone from 12 :1 to 12.35 :1, I have the original printouts in front of me, much clearer than the scanned images you are looking at. ;)

Also note the boost has increased slightly, the map has not been touched we have simply run the car as is, left it to warm up then did one run to check your point out, customers waiting.

It is foggy and very cold here today, maybe atmospherics are the reason for the slight increase in boost :thumb:

Point is all the turbo's on this thread work, the direct fit ones work better than any other direct fit unit on the market, the Billet GT 30 speaks for itself, 35 R billet on its way :luxhello:

cheers
Kev

dazdavies 11 November 2009 12:07 PM

Looking forward to seeing how the billet 35R performs.

That could be a very very nice turbo for my Front Mount turbo'd 2.5 Type R with AVCS and Cosworth cams.

Very very interested in this indeed.

The Gaffer 11 November 2009 12:21 PM


Originally Posted by dazdavies (Post 9047220)
Looking forward to seeing how the billet 35R performs.

That could be a very very nice turbo for my Front Mount turbo'd 2.5 Type R with AVCS and Cosworth cams.

Very very interested in this indeed.

Hi Daz,

if the results on the other Billets are anything to go by then they should be stunning :thumb:

Will post up results soon as testing starts

Cheers
Kev

Shaun 11 November 2009 12:41 PM


Originally Posted by The Gaffer (Post 9047084)
More power :D

That's dynos for you and a subject worthy of it's own thread!! :cry:

Mad Hammer 11 November 2009 01:01 PM


Originally Posted by dazdavies (Post 9047220)
Looking forward to seeing how the billet 35R performs.

That could be a very very nice turbo for my Front Mount turbo'd 2.5 Type R with AVCS and Cosworth cams.

Very very interested in this indeed.

Me too ! Can't wait to see this result

dynamix 11 November 2009 04:41 PM

Just while I am on here, please could you correct your advert in Jap Performance magasine which states that you dominated and won the Club Challenge Time Attack 2009.

:nono: :razz:

specialx 11 November 2009 05:15 PM

What has that got to do with this turbo thread?


There was a typo, it should of read 2008 not 2009 this was beyond our control as it went straight from the designer to the publisher.
I hope you don't think it was done on purpose?

Do you have a problem with us at Scoobyclinc as your posts on this thread seem to be a tad negative.

dynamix 11 November 2009 05:27 PM

Not at all - just i found that irritating after the hard work put in during this year.

Don't think they have been negative at all - quite the contrary.

specialx 11 November 2009 05:31 PM

I can see your point. just not why you posted on this turbo thread.

Congratulations on your TA results this year.:thumb:

dynamix 11 November 2009 05:39 PM

Sorry didnt want to start a separate thread and make a huge issue out of it. Seems that decision was wrong :D

Oh well, back to the turbos and pat's kebabs ... :lol1:

H4RDY-P1 11 November 2009 06:41 PM

Good results,how much for the billet fitted to my 35r kev ?.

The Gaffer 12 November 2009 10:10 AM


Originally Posted by dynamix (Post 9047629)
Just while I am on here, please could you correct your advert in Jap Performance magasine which states that you dominated and won the Club Challenge Time Attack 2009.

:nono: :razz:


Originally Posted by dynamix (Post 9047726)
Sorry didnt want to start a separate thread and make a huge issue out of it. Seems that decision was wrong :D

Oh well, back to the turbos and pat's kebabs ... :lol1:

Hi Duncan,
this has just been brought to my attention, I will contact J/P and see if we can get an apology for the typing error in the next issue. :thumb:

Well done for this years time attack result :luxhello:

Note the last boost and AFR printout had an inverted kebab burp at 5250 :wonder: really dont know whats going on there.

Cheers
Kev

The Gaffer 13 November 2009 09:43 AM


Originally Posted by H4RDY-P1 (Post 9047859)
Good results,how much for the billet fitted to my 35r kev ?.


Originally Posted by banny sti (Post 9043555)
Hi Kev, I already have a GT30R but wanted to know if it possible to have one of your billet compressor wheels fitted to it?

Banny


Hi Guys,

at the moment we can only offer the service on new unused turbochargers, in the new year we will be able to offer the service to used units too :thumb:

Thanks for your interest.

cheers
Kev

utaka 14 November 2009 03:08 PM

common man we all know you won, they are not going to recall all the mags for a tiny typing error. dont think it will be a typing error in 2010 though:norty:

Originally Posted by dynamix (Post 9047629)
Just while I am on here, please could you correct your advert in Jap Performance magasine which states that you dominated and won the Club Challenge Time Attack 2009.

:nono: :razz:


dynamix 14 November 2009 03:36 PM

Good luck with that :thumb:

stevebt 14 November 2009 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by wrx9181 (Post 9042069)
confused now.... so whats best turbo for a 2l sti 8 again and can this car have a twisted set up ie gt30 or is this too laggy
mick again lol


I had a gt3076 on my car and I thought it was good fun, It never made the power I wanted due to problems but here is a graph of it at 1.6bar on a 2ltr block :) I now have a gt35 and would prefer that over the gt30 even on a 2ltr.

Opps just realised on this graph the power is down as I had limited the boost contro;;er to 1.1bar by mistake but it made 490bhp normally at 1.6/7 bar


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stevebt 14 November 2009 10:14 PM


Originally Posted by The Gaffer (Post 9047242)
Hi Daz,

if the results on the other Billets are anything to go by then they should be stunning :thumb:

Will post up results soon as testing starts

Cheers
Kev


Kev how will this gt35 compare to my last gt35 I got off you ???

The Gaffer 16 November 2009 09:48 AM


Originally Posted by stevebt (Post 9051118)
Kev how will this gt35 compare to my last gt35 I got off you ???


Hi Steve,
hopefully it will set some records :D

We are allways up for a part ex deal ;)

Cheers
Kev


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