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Old 06-13-2006, 11:33 AM
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This is the first results from my 382 YSi.

382 ci, Custom Ross pistons 8.7:1 CR, Edelbrock CNC'd 215cc heads, 224/230 on 115LSA cam, 1.7 YT rockers.

Stock LS6 intake and TB.

Custom YSi bracketry + 12 rib drive ( belt wrap isnt great though, but its working great so far )

It was making 15psi at 6000rpm, through a DIY built intercooler

These runs were in approx 93 degF ambient temps, with charge temps around 104 max
97 RON pump fuel only ( should be equivalent to your U.S. 93 PON fuel )

This is on a Dynapack hub dyno. I did have some issues getting a smooth run, as around 4500rpm, the dyno had a habit of going daft, possibly due to the torque, and my Torsen diff doing strange things ??? This run was with less timing, which produced a smooth curve with no problems.
It was like the diff was cycling drive left to right etc causing the dyno to go nuts.
It was a Dynapack 3000, which units are rated at around 400hp each

Runs were in 5th gear, as 4th exceeded the dyno's torque ratings.
AFR's were pretty consitent 11.0-11.5 throughout at WOT



I'll be adding a carb intake soon, and a Snow kit, so hopefully things will improve.
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Nice results for that smallish cam. Your car is going to scoot!
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To add...

I did run a new personal best of 11.05 @ 138.66mph on Sunday.

That was in soaring 86degF temps, not a cloud in the sky. Intake temps on some runs pushed as high as 170degF

Traction is still a problem for me though. Widest tyre I can run is a 245, and I am using Nitto 245/50x16"
The 255's will NOT fit

http://media.putfile.com/stevieturbo-drag

ET: 11.05s
60': 2.039
330: 5.108
1/8: 7.45
mph: 104.78
1000: 9.374 ( 990ft )
1/4: 11.05
mph: 138.66
Old 06-13-2006, 12:28 PM
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nice numbers, what impressive to me is to see a dynopack graph actually looking normal and the numbers correlate well to your 1/4 times provided your weight is about 35-3600ish? congrats.

oh yea get those IATs down, perhaps you are not getting good airflow to your intercooler?
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Temps at the track was due to heatsoak. It really was seriously warm that day. My air filter is located rear facing above the exhaust manifolds, ( headers ) which also doesnt help matters, but is the easiest filter location.

On the road, temps rarely rise about 20degF from ambient. Even on the dyno they stayed within 20-25degF of Ambient, so I'm not too concerned at the minute.

Snow Kit should take care of heat soak temps anyway when I get it.

Race wight is about 3620lbs.
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Originally Posted by stevieturbo
To add...

I did run a new personal best of 11.05 @ 138.66mph on Sunday.

That was in soaring 86degF temps, not a cloud in the sky. Intake temps on some runs pushed as high as 170degF

Traction is still a problem for me though. Widest tyre I can run is a 245, and I am using Nitto 245/50x16"
The 255's will NOT fit

http://media.putfile.com/stevieturbo-drag

ET: 11.05s
60': 2.039
330: 5.108
1/8: 7.45
mph: 104.78
1000: 9.374 ( 990ft )
1/4: 11.05
mph: 138.66
Congrats man on your new PB & your #'s but definitely theres more left if ya just could hook better with a set of M/T's out back

peace
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So what was your peak HP?

138mph sounds great, you are going in the right direction!
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Peak as shown on dyno was 735rwhp, with 666rwtq

I did 5 runs with 138+ terminals, and virtualy all runs were 136+

I didnt try shifting to 5th. That may or may not help the terminals, as I was crossing the line at around 6500/6600rpm, and it wasnt pulling as strongly up there as I'd like.

I might consider switching back to a 3.27 rear end over the current 3.55
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nice numbers mt's at the track for the win...
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So what is the best 245 or smaller tyre ?

I am 99% certain 255's wont fit without major work and I am not prepared to start cutting those areas of the car needed to fit larger tyres.
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sweet YSI results man. I got 641rwhp outta my old ysi 348ci setup at 10psi on pump w/ filter and 725rwhp at 13psi but no air filter then running a 224/232 cam on a chassis dyno. So 735rwhp at 15psi w/ air filter is damn good esp. that 138.6mph trap which is solid 9sec capable easy. Congrats man and i bet you got alot more in the combo
Plus, isnt a dynopak load bearing or just hard to get accurate numbers???? If so, Any Chassis or stang dynos near you????
Meant to also say that PSJ had pretty damn good results w/ his YSI setup, hp and ET & MPH!!!! 9.4@nearly 144mph

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Originally Posted by stevieturbo
So what is the best 245 or smaller tyre ?

I am 99% certain 255's wont fit without major work and I am not prepared to start cutting those areas of the car needed to fit larger tyres.
i believe MT makes a drag radial in a 245/50/16 if a 16 is what you have...i wanna say there is also an et street in that size
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I had to drive a round trip of 800 miles to get to the track and dyno at the weekend ( + ferry crossing )

There are no decent dyno facilitys near me at all. I'd have to travel to England or Scotland, and also drive 2-300 miles each way.

A graph wasnt really what I was after anyway. I just wanted to play with the timing a little, to find a safe baseline to start from, as it is only a new engine.
It was surprising, that even trimming from -4deg to + 4deg from where I started really didnt make a huge difference to torque levels.

Timing in the mid range is circa 20deg




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