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Old 09-15-2010, 08:08 AM
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Default What do you think my rwhp is? Here's the combo
3.905"x4.0" (383)
patriot LQ9 heads 9to1cr
224/228 581/581 cam
LS6 intake
rearmount with BW ST80 1.1a/r
running 17lbs

3200stall 3.73's

Any guess on ballpark figure? I just redid the coldside piping in 3"
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I'll get it on the dyno but I'm curious as to what you guys think a basic combination like this makes for horsepower.
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I need to read in full before I reply because I am comparing apples to oranges... lol
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What's the turbine wheel size? 83, 87, or 92? Is it a T4?
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What's the turbine wheel size? 83, 87, or 92? Is it a T4?
Sorry T4, 87mm turbine
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680-700rwhp
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700+rwhp. Our SX80's have made more then that in a reamount app. Also Zombie is running the same turbo with a race cover.
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Sounds like a conservative number is 700Rwhp? I think being that it has ported heads and a small cam it would flow a fair amount of air at 17lbs.
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Originally Posted by DrTurbo
700+rwhp. Our SX80's have made more then that in a reamount app. Also Zombie is running the same turbo with a race cover.
weight/MPH/ET calcs put me at an average 750 rwhp on a pass at 15psi.
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