Last dyno session with the Stillen supercharger on...
#1
Last dyno session with the Stillen supercharger on...
#3
Originally posted by Matthew
Nice. When do we get dyno numbers for the new turbo? On optimism alone, what do you expect it to do to your current SC numbers???
Nice. When do we get dyno numbers for the new turbo? On optimism alone, what do you expect it to do to your current SC numbers???
~280 whp and ~270 tq on 5 psi... it will eventually be 375 whp.
#12
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Originally posted by Y2KevSE
I'm willing to turn it up no higher than 12 psi to achieve 375.
I'm willing to turn it up no higher than 12 psi to achieve 375.
12psi = 365bhp/300tq
13psi = 378bhp/310tq
With a few general guessimates about the VQ30DE-K efficiency from others dynos. I think Nigels running a little more boost than he's letting on.
Did you get any scans?
#14
What?
Originally posted by SprintMax
Nigel will have higher numbers than kev.. due to my theory on Variable Intakes and Turbo's
Nigel will have higher numbers than kev.. due to my theory on Variable Intakes and Turbo's
No more lies either! It's too hard on me to tell whether your lying or telling the truth from all your "stories".
#15
Re: What?
Originally posted by IceY2K1
Can you give me a link to your "theory"?
No more lies either! It's too hard on me to tell whether your lying or telling the truth from all your "stories".
Can you give me a link to your "theory"?
No more lies either! It's too hard on me to tell whether your lying or telling the truth from all your "stories".
My Theory
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....ghlight=flamed
Mr. Cranman Supporting my theory
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....ghlight=flamed
#16
Re: What?
Originally posted by SprintMax
your numbers suck ****
your numbers suck ****
Originally posted by IceY2K1
It SHOULD take 13psi intercooled with 75% compressor and intercooler efficiency(doubt it's that high).
12psi = 365bhp/300tq
13psi = 378bhp/310tq
With a few general guessimates about the VQ30DE-K efficiency from others dynos. I think Nigels running a little more boost than he's letting on.:-D
Did you get any scans?
It SHOULD take 13psi intercooled with 75% compressor and intercooler efficiency(doubt it's that high).
12psi = 365bhp/300tq
13psi = 378bhp/310tq
With a few general guessimates about the VQ30DE-K efficiency from others dynos. I think Nigels running a little more boost than he's letting on.:-D
Did you get any scans?
Originally posted by SprintMax
Nigel will have higher numbers than kev.. due to my theory on Variable Intakes and Turbo's :wall
Nigel will have higher numbers than kev.. due to my theory on Variable Intakes and Turbo's :wall
Originally posted by IceY2K1
Can you give me a link to your "theory"?
No more lies either! It's too hard on me to tell whether your lying or telling the truth from all your "stories".:laugh
Can you give me a link to your "theory"?
No more lies either! It's too hard on me to tell whether your lying or telling the truth from all your "stories".:laugh
#17
Re: Re: What?
Originally posted by Y2KevSE
Below me.
Below me.
Originally posted by Y2KevSE
Uhhhhh..... 5th gens have VI also.
Uhhhhh..... 5th gens have VI also.
Originally posted by Y2KevSE
You are at the mercy of his mind games.
You are at the mercy of his mind games.
#18
Re: Re: Re: What?
Originally posted by SprintMax
no ****.. that was my point.. meaning Nigel's Pre-VI numbers
no i am serious this time
no ****.. that was my point.. meaning Nigel's Pre-VI numbers
no i am serious this time
Notice how it car dies after 5000? That's because 4th gens run out of breath in the upper RPMs. The shorter runners will help the car breathe better.
Some more examples...
Jane - http://boostedmaximas.com/jane97se/i...ynos/dyno5.jpg
Mine - http://boostedmaximas.com/y2kevse/im...s/dyno_sc3.jpg
Almost the same car (minus VI). See how her car runs out of breath compared to mine? Same deal with Nigel.
#20
Re: Re: What?
Originally posted by SprintMax
My Theory
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....ghlight=flamed
Mr. Cranman Supporting my theory
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....ghlight=flamed
My Theory
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....ghlight=flamed
Mr. Cranman Supporting my theory
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....ghlight=flamed
Second, you even said(unless you later changed it!) that the SC+MEVI equals more hp than SC withOUT MEVI, so if that holds the same for a turbo:
Kevs' VQ30DE-K with VI+T4/TO4E > Nigels VQ30DE with just a T4/TO4E.
#22
EXACTLY!!!!
Originally posted by Y2KevSE
I @ you for that statement! :kiss
Notice how it car dies after 5000? That's because 4th gens run out of breath in the upper RPMs. The shorter runners will help the car breathe better.
Some more examples...
Jane - http://boostedmaximas.com/jane97se/i...ynos/dyno5.jpg
Mine - http://boostedmaximas.com/y2kevse/im...s/dyno_sc3.jpg
Almost the same car (minus VI). See how her car runs out of breath compared to mine? Same deal with Nigel.
I @ you for that statement! :kiss
Notice how it car dies after 5000? That's because 4th gens run out of breath in the upper RPMs. The shorter runners will help the car breathe better.
Some more examples...
Jane - http://boostedmaximas.com/jane97se/i...ynos/dyno5.jpg
Mine - http://boostedmaximas.com/y2kevse/im...s/dyno_sc3.jpg
Almost the same car (minus VI). See how her car runs out of breath compared to mine? Same deal with Nigel.
BTW, there is NO WAY POSSIBLE Nigels' turbo is putting down them numbers at 11.5psi. All my calculations don't show it's possible. He is at a HIGH elevation, so maybe that's causing his turbo to boost more to make up for the lower air density? However, that would still register on his Boost gauge, wouldn't it?
#23
Re: Re: Re: What?
Originally posted by IceY2K1
I just skimmed it, but since the -K engines already have the VI doesn't that defunk your "theory"?
I just skimmed it, but since the -K engines already have the VI doesn't that defunk your "theory"?
Originally posted by IceY2K1
Second, you even said(unless you later changed it!) that the SC+MEVI equals more hp than SC withOUT MEVI, so if that holds the same for a turbo:
Second, you even said(unless you later changed it!) that the SC+MEVI equals more hp than SC withOUT MEVI, so if that holds the same for a turbo:
Originally posted by IceY2K1
Kevs' VQ30DE-K with VI+T4/TO4E > Nigels VQ30DE with just a T4/TO4E.
Kevs' VQ30DE-K with VI+T4/TO4E > Nigels VQ30DE with just a T4/TO4E.
and my gf said she emailed you.. but you didn't email back
#25
Originally posted by SprintMax
Nigel numbers drop because his clutch is slipping..
anyway.. i am not going to argue this point anymore :kiss only the proof shall tell.. IE.. when you dyno.. and when Nigel dyno's with his VI :kiss
Nigel numbers drop because his clutch is slipping..
anyway.. i am not going to argue this point anymore :kiss only the proof shall tell.. IE.. when you dyno.. and when Nigel dyno's with his VI :kiss
That was with a new clutch.
#27
Re: EXACTLY!!!!
Originally posted by IceY2K1
Good point Kev.
BTW, there is NO WAY POSSIBLE Nigels' turbo is putting down them numbers at 11.5psi. All my calculations don't show it's possible. He is at a HIGH elevation, so maybe that's causing his turbo to boost more to make up for the lower air density? However, that would still register on his Boost gauge, wouldn't it?
Good point Kev.
BTW, there is NO WAY POSSIBLE Nigels' turbo is putting down them numbers at 11.5psi. All my calculations don't show it's possible. He is at a HIGH elevation, so maybe that's causing his turbo to boost more to make up for the lower air density? However, that would still register on his Boost gauge, wouldn't it?
#28
Re: Re: Re: Re: What?
Originally posted by SprintMax
... the VI isn't the best application for a Turbo Car.. i didn't say it won't show gains.. i am just saying.. its better off without it..
... the VI isn't the best application for a Turbo Car.. i didn't say it won't show gains.. i am just saying.. its better off without it..
Originally posted by SprintMax
Kev might dyno a tad bit higher.. but if you do Horsepower to weight ratio.. Nigel will still be higher.. remember kev started with more hp.. so he might show a bit higher.. but in actuallity .. mod for mod.. Nigel will be showing more hp gain
Kev might dyno a tad bit higher.. but if you do Horsepower to weight ratio.. Nigel will still be higher.. remember kev started with more hp.. so he might show a bit higher.. but in actuallity .. mod for mod.. Nigel will be showing more hp gain
#30
Oh no you don't....
Originally posted by SprintMax
no my theory says that VI is not good for Turbo Car.. theory still holds..
no my theory says that VI is not good for Turbo Car.. theory still holds..
skimm some more.. i also said that SC+MEVI gives more hp than SC without MEVI.. but its much simpler to turn your BC up to get 30 hp than to go out and buy a VI for 750 (speaking on 4th Gen's) plus the air needs to get to the manifolds as quick as possible so the VI isn't the best application for a Turbo Car.. i didn't say it won't show gains.. i am just saying.. its better off without it..
I said, YOU said, the first part, but since the -K has VI that's mute.
Next, are you talking about low-to-mid range response? If so, I agree! The shortest path won't be available UNTIL switchover, which will cause slower response(which can be easily overcome with PROPER compressor/turbine sizing), HOWEVER you'll likely see 30+hp more top end.
Kev might dyno a tad bit higher.. but if you do Horsepower to weight ratio.. Nigel will still be higher.. remember kev started with more hp.. so he might show a bit higher.. but in actuallity .. mod for mod.. Nigel will be showing more hp gain
and my gf said she emailed you.. but you didn't email back [/B]
#32
Careful with that Turbo Kev. I am hoping you're going to get them injectors if you're gonna push high boost numbers. As you know it is the BHP and not pulley or boost controller that determines the fuel needs.
For absolute peak power turbo is the only way to go. However, the long term effects of turbochargers on daily driven high compression engines are not very good. If your turbo spools at 3000 rpm, you have full boost at a valve speed that is very slow. So, the turbo has lots of time to create cylinder pressure on the rods and pistons because of the very long time that the valve is open. This, is what creates that huge rush of power when the turbo goes into full BOOST.
And...This is also what causes so many turbo engine failures. As an example surf the WRX i-club forums. First the tranny and now, those boys are now blowing their head gaskets left & right.
Good Luck to you.
For absolute peak power turbo is the only way to go. However, the long term effects of turbochargers on daily driven high compression engines are not very good. If your turbo spools at 3000 rpm, you have full boost at a valve speed that is very slow. So, the turbo has lots of time to create cylinder pressure on the rods and pistons because of the very long time that the valve is open. This, is what creates that huge rush of power when the turbo goes into full BOOST.
And...This is also what causes so many turbo engine failures. As an example surf the WRX i-club forums. First the tranny and now, those boys are now blowing their head gaskets left & right.
Good Luck to you.
#35
Sprinty....
You didn't answer....
If so, I just wanted to add that can be changed by fixing the NVIS to open sooner(lower RPM) or by just locking it open.
If I go with a T3/TO4E that boosts by 2K rpms, I'll deactivate the NVIS so that it's always on the short runner. If I follow Kev and go with a T4/T4OE I'll make it switchover at 3500rpms.
Are you talking about low-to-mid range response? If so, I agree! The shortest path won't be available UNTIL switchover, which will cause slower response(which can be easily overcome with PROPER compressor/turbine sizing), HOWEVER you'll likely see 30+hp more top end.
If I go with a T3/TO4E that boosts by 2K rpms, I'll deactivate the NVIS so that it's always on the short runner. If I follow Kev and go with a T4/T4OE I'll make it switchover at 3500rpms.
#36
Re: Sprinty....
Originally posted by IceY2K1
You didn't answer....
If so, I just wanted to add that can be changed by fixing the NVIS to open sooner(lower RPM) or by just locking it open.
If I go with a T3/TO4E that boosts by 2K rpms, I'll deactivate the NVIS so that it's always on the short runner. If I follow Kev and go with a T4/T4OE I'll make it switchover at 3500rpms.
You didn't answer....
If so, I just wanted to add that can be changed by fixing the NVIS to open sooner(lower RPM) or by just locking it open.
If I go with a T3/TO4E that boosts by 2K rpms, I'll deactivate the NVIS so that it's always on the short runner. If I follow Kev and go with a T4/T4OE I'll make it switchover at 3500rpms.
proof in the pudding.. lips are sealed
#37
Originally posted by dashingMax
Careful with that Turbo Kev. I am hoping you're going to get them injectors if you're gonna push high boost numbers. As you know it is the BHP and not pulley or boost controller that determines the fuel needs.
For absolute peak power turbo is the only way to go. However, the long term effects of turbochargers on daily driven high compression engines are not very good. If your turbo spools at 3000 rpm, you have full boost at a valve speed that is very slow. So, the turbo has lots of time to create cylinder pressure on the rods and pistons because of the very long time that the valve is open. This, is what creates that huge rush of power when the turbo goes into full BOOST.
And...This is also what causes so many turbo engine failures. As an example surf the WRX i-club forums. First the tranny and now, those boys are now blowing their head gaskets left & right.
Good Luck to you.
Careful with that Turbo Kev. I am hoping you're going to get them injectors if you're gonna push high boost numbers. As you know it is the BHP and not pulley or boost controller that determines the fuel needs.
For absolute peak power turbo is the only way to go. However, the long term effects of turbochargers on daily driven high compression engines are not very good. If your turbo spools at 3000 rpm, you have full boost at a valve speed that is very slow. So, the turbo has lots of time to create cylinder pressure on the rods and pistons because of the very long time that the valve is open. This, is what creates that huge rush of power when the turbo goes into full BOOST.
And...This is also what causes so many turbo engine failures. As an example surf the WRX i-club forums. First the tranny and now, those boys are now blowing their head gaskets left & right.
Good Luck to you.
Not going to upgrade the injectors yet. Thanks for the concern... I appreciate it.
#38
Originally posted by Y2KevSE
Not going to upgrade the injectors yet. Thanks for the concern... I appreciate it.
Not going to upgrade the injectors yet. Thanks for the concern... I appreciate it.
The fuel pressure at idle is 34psi and at WOT it's 43psi?
#39
Originally posted by Y2KevSE
Full boost doesn't hit until somewhere around 4K. It may sound like I'm not careful online, but I really am. I'm upgrading components of the turbo kit that I think are weak points and will be doing the install differently.
Not going to upgrade the injectors yet. Thanks for the concern... I appreciate it.
Full boost doesn't hit until somewhere around 4K. It may sound like I'm not careful online, but I really am. I'm upgrading components of the turbo kit that I think are weak points and will be doing the install differently.
Not going to upgrade the injectors yet. Thanks for the concern... I appreciate it.
#40
Originally posted by IceY2K1
What is the flow rate for the stock 5th gen injectors?
The fuel pressure at idle is 34psi and at WOT it's 43psi?
What is the flow rate for the stock 5th gen injectors?
The fuel pressure at idle is 34psi and at WOT it's 43psi?
Originally posted by SprintMax
can you pm me what you are upgrading?
can you pm me what you are upgrading?
Some upgrades:
http://boostedmaximas.com/y2kevse/im...el_line_gauge/
CarTech FMU
http://boostedmaximas.com/y2kevse/im...st_controller/
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