WTF! Car wont make boost on dyno..
I used:
CI=366
RPM=6500
Boost=15psi
I'm not aware of the filter combo you are using, but could it be that you have the same problem I had w/ my Turbo Buick....Not enough airflow capacity in the filter?
The gauze filter industry uses a std set of calcs to determine filter flow, and engine air requirenents.
If you know the size of the filter, you can calculate it's flow. From there, you can deternine what's needed...
IE:
My BUICK was set up w/ a 6x9 cone filter by K&N.
I was experiencing poor accel rate on the engine, and thus poor dyno results.
I did the math, and found I needed 2 filters to get the CFM up to required flow... Once done, the engine put out 850FWHP/840#.
http://www.fastrides.com/photos/mm/i.../original.aspx
What filter do you have on there now David?
Rick
Mecham (earnest) is the only guy I know of that has a turbo car pushing these kind of numbers. It's very possible that the turbo just can't make any more boost. I know it's hard to believe a single T80 can't keep up. But what is the max impeller speed of the T80? At what RPM does it hit this speed? DO turbos just keep making boost or could they run out of air. At these high speeds what is the efficenty factor of the unit?
If there are no boost leaks or exhaust leaks, I would look into a CFM intake problem. Just on the dyno try to have the turbo suck in raw air, just a thought. If you do make more boost then look into getting a dual filtration system like suggested above..
Keep me posted Earnest.. I know what your goals are, I know you will hit them, but you might need to do just a few more things.
Clint







