Cartuning GXP/LS4 Turbo Update
09-21-2007 | 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted by eddiemoney
I would be intrigued to see how a stock (or moderately stock) LS4 does compared to this turbo'd car from a dig.
When I go to the track, with the numbers I get we should be able to compare to a stock or modded GXP's track time as far as 60', 1/8th and 1/4 mile whatever else they put on that time slip that should give a good comparison.
09-21-2007 | 10:00 AM
#42
Assuming a great launch with no spinning in either setup, I don't see the 60 foots being that much different because that is where we already have traction problems, regardless of being turbo or not. Once we hit around 20-30mph is where I can see the turbo finally start to pull past an N/A car....and it'll probably do so real quick.
I can see it being harder to launch the turbo with precision due to the throttle being that much more sensitive to foot movement. Regardless of how much HP you add, the distance the pedal has from the floor is constant...therefore the rate of change is MUCH greater thus increasing sensitivity.
I can see it being harder to launch the turbo with precision due to the throttle being that much more sensitive to foot movement. Regardless of how much HP you add, the distance the pedal has from the floor is constant...therefore the rate of change is MUCH greater thus increasing sensitivity.
09-21-2007 | 04:17 PM
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From: South Dakota
Originally Posted by GXPJAY
I like in Durham, heading to Toronto Motorsports Park/Cayuga in a bit.
Found a helmet, have my tools and roadside just incase!
Found a helmet, have my tools and roadside just incase!
09-21-2007 | 06:54 PM
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Originally Posted by jayklef5
CAN I SEE THIS THING?... WHY DOESN'T CARTUNING HAVE ANY INFO ON THIS TURBO ON THEIR WEBSITE? IN FUTURE PRODUCTS?http://www.cartuning.ca/future.php 
09-21-2007 | 07:34 PM
#55
Originally Posted by SDfbody
A turbo kit for my snowmobile cost over $5800 also, so a good turbo kit for a car costing over 5g's doesn't surprise me.
09-21-2007 | 07:54 PM
#56
Originally Posted by GXPJAY
What would your criteria be though? Even with the turbo on there, the throttle has more positions then 0 or 100% I can get going real quick off the line with only a bit of spinning, still faster then stock.
When I go to the track, with the numbers I get we should be able to compare to a stock or modded GXP's track time as far as 60', 1/8th and 1/4 mile whatever else they put on that time slip that should give a good comparison.
When I go to the track, with the numbers I get we should be able to compare to a stock or modded GXP's track time as far as 60', 1/8th and 1/4 mile whatever else they put on that time slip that should give a good comparison.
Yah, kind of what Hexx was saying. I assume they will compete similar for the first 100 feet or so. . .but after that it would be neat seeing the difference side by side and how much harder the car pulls. Does that make sense?
09-22-2007 | 12:42 PM
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Yes GXPJAY, How did it go? We need some real numbers of this system like MPH and maybe ET if you tell what the 60' is, and we want pictures/videos of everything. The suspense is killing me.
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09-22-2007 | 02:13 PM
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i guess its a matter of time.
my guess
1. late night partying after his wins on the track
2. late start this morning
3 chores from the wife (cut the grass)
4. transfer video to computerthen internet.
5. share win with us.
maybe we'll see it later tonight
my guess
1. late night partying after his wins on the track
2. late start this morning
3 chores from the wife (cut the grass)
4. transfer video to computerthen internet.
5. share win with us.
maybe we'll see it later tonight