Kyle's car doesn't have the GT4276 on it anymore. After hours of investigation and looking at the compressor maps of a GT42 74 wheel. We determined that the turbo was SOOOO Far outside the efficiency band, there was no way the car was ever going to run anything respectable, nor be efficient for everyday driving like kyle wants. Bottom line, the turbo was just too small for the RPM we are spinning the car at, and the power kyle wanted to make. so..... we happen to have a S-88 laying around the shop to make some test runs in the car with. Much happier turbo for the car. the 10.00 pass was at 12lbs and inlet temps that were 50 degrees cooler at that boost level compared to the 76. When we turned it up to 20lbs. You saw the outcome, we had 45 degree cooler inlet temps, picked up 1.2 seconds and 22mph. With the 370 cubes kyle is running, that turbo is almost perfect. Were pretty pleased to have found out what we did this past few days. It was very stressful on all parties. Bottom line is we had a turbo on the car that was not even close to what we thought it would do. The car is absolutely an animal on the streets. Street tires on this thing is going to be absolutely crazy! It was bad on Slicks, had me grabbing for door bar and whatever else I could get my hands on when harlan took me for a ride when we got it sorted out.... I don't know maybe im just a big sally if im not driving.
We can't wait to get this car to kyle now so he can start making you all some cool video's and just plain drive it around and beat on it. His car is very fun, very streetable, and should be a blast for him. Can't wait to see ya when we bring it down kyle, going to be fun.
Stenod
p.s. ON a side note, We have to throw a huge thanks out to everyone that helped us try to diagnose the problems or potential problems with the car... You guys know who you are, there are way too many to thank.