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842rwhp @13.5psi Another APS TT C6 ZO6 by Speed Inc.

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Old 01-28-2009, 03:13 AM
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Very nice, as always another top notch job by speed inc.
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navymitch- the boost per gear switch setup? Not sure when they are going to have them ready.

Turbo 6.0- Thanks!

edit- Van is sending some better tires so I'll re-dyno in a few days to see what she does with some more traction.
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Great work like always Jim and everyone at SpeedInc sick setup,

Congrats to the owner.
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Originally Posted by INTMD8
Van, thank you, and likewise

Brandon- Thanks. Now that your engine is more than just a mythical unicorn your time will come
Mythical unicorn - I like it! Need a guinea pig for that boost-by-gear setup in an f-body?
Old 01-28-2009, 09:16 PM
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yea the boost per gear switch is what i was asking about, any chance you got pics of it installed on the car for us DIY guys, looks fairly simple to make/cut and mount switches to.
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I didn't take any installed pics. It bolts down with the same bolts that hold the shifter base to the torque tube.

A plate that's held on by the shift linkage bolt actuates the switches.

Attached is a pic of the first version I made on my car. It used a longer bolt to actuate the switches but eventually broke one of them which is why I went to roller switches and an actuating plate.
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thanks for the 2nd pic i might tackle this if i get the time...if LG beats me to the punch i will just wait and buy it from them.
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can't you run variable wastegate pressures from the e-boost to control horsepower levels in different gears?
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thats what the switch plate is for...the eboost2 has to know what gear your in to do that.
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Originally Posted by lowbirdws6
can't you run variable wastegate pressures from the e-boost to control horsepower levels in different gears?
Yeah I'll have to give that a try
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Here's the dyno sheet so far.

You can see by looking at the torque curve that it was spinning a bit on the rollers.

Next week we're mounting up some sticky tires and likely installing a set of the new ford 80lb injectors (about 97lb/hr @58psi) and putting it back up on the dyno.
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Are those ford 80s high impendance or low?
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high impedance

http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts...KeyField=10702
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nice and damn if I spelled it wrong

Thanks for posting that up.
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Originally Posted by INTMD8

I've never heard of either style clip that they are talking about on those or these adapters that they sell- http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts...tKeyField=9669

Do either of them plug into our factory wiring harness or where do we get those connectors at?
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I re-tuned the car today with the new ford injectors and they worked out great.

Made 939rwhp 877rwtq with 16.5psi boost. Still fighting a ton of tirespin with the PSC's. Injector duty cycle on that run just touched 80% with the air fuel ratio at 11.8-1.

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Great job Jim. This car is going to be FUN.
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Wow Amazing work guys! Its going to sound nasty!
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So are those injectors plug and play into our f bodies without the adapters? So they could support a bit over 1000rwhp if you upped the pressure some? What pressure was giving 80% duty cycle? I think will have to upgrade my 60s.
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Thanks guys

You will need adapter plugs for an f-body. Base pressure was 58psi.


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