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Old 03-16-2010, 10:32 PM
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Originally Posted by 0260IN3
It's a non turbo k-member from UMI. The manifolds are a truck manifold and everything else was custom made.
Got to love what you can do with truck manifolds. Very cool build!

Originally Posted by topend
your first dyno run 1276hp at 19-20 psi boost and the second run 1460hp with 23-24 psi of boost.
u gained almost 200 hp with a 3-4psi boost increase???
They switched to racing fuel, boost and timing make a big difference.

Originally Posted by LS6427
NRE uses twin 72mm's on their 454ci LSX and it makes 1,650 HP. Twin 88's on their 454ci LSX made 2,500 HP.

Imagine either of those in a street car.....YIKES.

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Wonder what they would do with truck manifolds? Somebody needs to test that.
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Originally Posted by 0260IN3
Some pictures of a 02 Firebird build up

http://s943.photobucket.com/home/Cam...tive/allalbums

And the dyno video:

The goal is to run 100% pump gas all the time, but we tried some C16 on the dyno as well, just for fun! It was designed for straight pump so it did not pick up huge with race gas, but not bad.
someone else with Injector Dynamics injectors!!! I picked up the ID725s; won't need all of them for what I have now, but it gives me plenty of room to grow.

WOW
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Yep the Injector Dynamics ID2000's. Awesome injector!! We where at 52% duty cycle and can still idle at 14.7-1. they also come with all the right injector constants.

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someone else with Injector Dynamics injectors!!! I picked up the ID725s; won't need all of them for what I have now, but it gives me plenty of room to grow.

WOW
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What bracket are you using for that alternator?
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Its a stock altenator bracket mounted to a custom made mount.

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What bracket are you using for that alternator?
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Do you mind sharing more details on the build? What are the full specs on the turbo(A/R, T4?, Make/Model))? When do you hit full boost? Cam Specs(At least a ballpark)? How much timing is in it at WOT? Compression ratio? Do you plan to dyno it on a chassis dyno?
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PTE billet 67 compressor wheels with ported shroud H covers, air cooled ceramic ball bearing center section with 65 (p trim) exhaust wheel with a .81 T4 exhaust housing. On the engine dyno we start to see positive boost by 2800 rpm. We where starting full boost pulls at 4000rpm but the engine dyno can load alittle better so will see once in car where full boost hits.

Cam is hydralic roller 243/239 on a 115 with .650 lift.
19.5psi we had 15 degrees of timing on pump gas.
comp ratio is 8-1.

Yes it will go on our mustang chassis dyno once install is complete.

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Originally Posted by Lythropus
Do you mind sharing more details on the build? What are the full specs on the turbo(A/R, T4?, Make/Model))? When do you hit full boost? Cam Specs(At least a ballpark)? How much timing is in it at WOT? Compression ratio? Do you plan to dyno it on a chassis dyno?
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I literally don't know what to say....but I sure know what I want to put in my next car...

If you don't mind me asking how much have you invested for a setup like this? (ballpark)
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LOL at the glass flexing as the dyno pulls were made, that is truly bad ***!
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wow, i love how low in the rev range you start to see positive pressure, it's not all about the last 1k rpm like supra's and most other large turbo builds lol.

I love it, awesome looking build, now if only the photo gallery will work on my computer so i can pictures of the build.
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We sized the turbos just for that reason. They are rated for 900hp and yet spool up like a turbo half the size.

We are posting a different link to the photo bucket.

Nolan
Originally Posted by IAmTheSTIG
wow, i love how low in the rev range you start to see positive pressure, it's not all about the last 1k rpm like supra's and most other large turbo builds lol.

I love it, awesome looking build, now if only the photo gallery will work on my computer so i can pictures of the build.
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one more question, what plugs do you run it on? Thanks for all the specs...
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What tranny for this setup?? If a Glide of 400 looks to be around 1,000-1,050 to the tire on pump gas...
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NGK BKR8EIX gapped at 0.022

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Originally Posted by Lythropus
one more question, what plugs do you run it on? Thanks for all the specs...
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4L80e with Circle D converter.

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Originally Posted by NA$TY-TA
What tranny for this setup?? If a Glide of 400 looks to be around 1,000-1,050 to the tire on pump gas...
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Originally Posted by 0260IN3
The engine is not 11:1 compression. That's the air-fuel ratio.
so what is the compression?
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Originally Posted by TurboV6
PTE billet 67 compressor wheels with ported shroud H covers, air cooled ceramic ball bearing center section with 65 (p trim) exhaust wheel with a .81 T4 exhaust housing. On the engine dyno we start to see positive boost by 2800 rpm. We where starting full boost pulls at 4000rpm but the engine dyno can load alittle better so will see once in car where full boost hits.

Cam is hydralic roller 243/239 on a 115 with .650 lift.
19.5psi we had 15 degrees of timing on pump gas.
comp ratio is 8-1.

Yes it will go on our mustang chassis dyno once install is complete.

Nolan
What kind of lifters and springs are you running?
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Originally Posted by Big_Bird_WS6
so what is the compression?
comp ratio is 8-1
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Comp r lifter (tight lash)

I can't remember specs on springs they came with the heads.

Nolan


Originally Posted by 1kwikbird
What kind of lifters and springs are you running?


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