369.4 to the wheels
oooooooh sh!#$^&*!!!!! LOL
I saw your 5.5gen bumper on the avatar and thought u had a 3.5 this whole time. I fugured the #s were right given u were untuned and it was a dynodynamics dyno LOL!
holy crap tho, that much power from a DEK is like...

UBBER congratulations man! now I REALLY cant wait to see the DYNOJET and TUNED dynos... with videos to follow! lol
I saw your 5.5gen bumper on the avatar and thought u had a 3.5 this whole time. I fugured the #s were right given u were untuned and it was a dynodynamics dyno LOL!
holy crap tho, that much power from a DEK is like...

UBBER congratulations man! now I REALLY cant wait to see the DYNOJET and TUNED dynos... with videos to follow! lol
oooooooh sh!#$^&*!!!!! LOL
I saw your 5.5gen bumper on the avatar and thought u had a 3.5 this whole time. I fugured the #s were right given u were untuned and it was a dynodynamics dyno LOL!
holy crap tho, that much power from a DEK is like...
UBBER congratulations man! now I REALLY cant wait to see the DYNOJET and TUNED dynos... with videos to follow! lol
I saw your 5.5gen bumper on the avatar and thought u had a 3.5 this whole time. I fugured the #s were right given u were untuned and it was a dynodynamics dyno LOL!
holy crap tho, that much power from a DEK is like...
UBBER congratulations man! now I REALLY cant wait to see the DYNOJET and TUNED dynos... with videos to follow! lol
Good job second! Ask Stephen to add you to the dyno thread. Please clearly list all your mods.
Good job second! Ask Stephen to add you to the dyno thread. Please clearly list all your mods.

Well done Secondtonone!

Maybe I missed it, but how high of FP are you seeing?
Good job second! Ask Stephen to add you to the dyno thread. Please clearly list all your mods.
the fuel pressure was hitting 94psi with the 8:1 fmu disc, I switched to a 6:1 and its now maxing ~85psi, I want to go to a 5:1 disc since the car is still running rich and that should put the fuel pressure at about 78psi - 80psi under full boost.
Like put one bulb on the cold air pipe inlet side of the blower and one after the MAF however I wonder if that bulb will restrict airflow.....don't know if you can shead some light on the topic, maybe I'll start a new thread sometime after I do some more research on the effectiveness of that "chiller" setup.
you mean boost? On the street I usually see about 12-13 psi of boost, on a cool day with nice dense air I did see my needle get close to the 15 mark once........and the dyno run was just a 3 pull deal so they didn't log my boost. I think the CAI for the SC makes a noticible amount of difference, I want to look into a dual bulb Co2 air chiller bulb setup to get the air cooler and denser going into the blower then after the MAF.
Like put one bulb on the cold air pipe inlet side of the blower and one after the MAF however I wonder if that bulb will restrict airflow.....don't know if you can shead some light on the topic, maybe I'll start a new thread sometime after I do some more research on the effectiveness of that "chiller" setup.
Like put one bulb on the cold air pipe inlet side of the blower and one after the MAF however I wonder if that bulb will restrict airflow.....don't know if you can shead some light on the topic, maybe I'll start a new thread sometime after I do some more research on the effectiveness of that "chiller" setup.
We too were considering the CO2 cryogenics bulb by DEI. To answer your question, yes, I think you'll loose a little PSI with it but I think the benefits would exceed any negatives. I think the speed shop we spoke to said there was a 0.5 PSI loss at most.
There is a company called S-max that makes something similiar called an 'Ice Tube'. I looked into it a bit, but I don't think the gains would be worth the cost. The problem is that it only cools the outside of the can, where in an actual aftercooler you have the air running through fins to help draw out the heat. I just didn't think it would be as efficient.
Yeah, sorry, I meant boost. I was asking because both he Wizy and I see less boost on the dyno and we can't explain it. I was wondering if others had the same problem. I hit 11ish on the streets but only see 9-10 on the dyno.
We too were considering the CO2 cryogenics bulb by DEI. To answer your question, yes, I think you'll loose a little PSI with it but I think the benefits would exceed any negatives. I think the speed shop we spoke to said there was a 0.5 PSI loss at most.
We too were considering the CO2 cryogenics bulb by DEI. To answer your question, yes, I think you'll loose a little PSI with it but I think the benefits would exceed any negatives. I think the speed shop we spoke to said there was a 0.5 PSI loss at most.
If you guys get to it before I do I can't wait to see what your thoughts are after the install.
There is a company called S-max that makes something similiar called an 'Ice Tube'. I looked into it a bit, but I don't think the gains would be worth the cost. The problem is that it only cools the outside of the can, where in an actual aftercooler you have the air running through fins to help draw out the heat. I just didn't think it would be as efficient.
There is a company called S-max that makes something similiar called an 'Ice Tube'. I looked into it a bit, but I don't think the gains would be worth the cost. The problem is that it only cools the outside of the can, where in an actual aftercooler you have the air running through fins to help draw out the heat. I just didn't think it would be as efficient.
:o)
Yeah, I looked into a bunch of different options, including what you and James are running to keep things nice and cool. I like that it does not cause any pressure drop, but then again, it's not nearly as efficient. I think it would probably work well for drag racing applications, where you could spray and get it freezing cold before your run, not so much for the street though.
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i didnt know he had a de-k, i thought it was a 3.5 all the way


Probably Ptatohed's and my next mod.
