How to reach this goal? 340RWHP and >310LB-FT TQ .
#16
Originally Posted by civic4982
So I can't get it. It's not reasonable to have a vortech and no tuning and at least the basic minimal gauges for maintenance and diagnostic purposes.
My assumption is that Ican't get away from any FI for any less than $6500-$7000.
What can I do in that lower range of $4500-$5000 is my question.
My assumption is that Ican't get away from any FI for any less than $6500-$7000.
What can I do in that lower range of $4500-$5000 is my question.
#18
other thoughts are to have a nitrous setup with something for tuning it like an f-con or utec setup.
I'm not willing to go over $5K because frnakly I don't feel like pouring 40% more money into this car than I planned on doing for it is worth it.
I'd rather not get into a situation where "once you're in... you can't get out" because that probably means I'm stuck and continually having to pour dollars into this thing.
Anyone have any other suggestions besides a vortech that can be done and driven away for $5K ?
I'm not willing to go over $5K because frnakly I don't feel like pouring 40% more money into this car than I planned on doing for it is worth it.
I'd rather not get into a situation where "once you're in... you can't get out" because that probably means I'm stuck and continually having to pour dollars into this thing.
Anyone have any other suggestions besides a vortech that can be done and driven away for $5K ?
#19
#23
so all of those suggestions net a gain of maybe 5-10 HP and maybe the same TQ although doubtful.
sounds to me like the combination of those mods would also have a cost of probably $2000 which is a waste of money for the gain.
why on earth would one need better ignition for a couple of breather mods and some retuning unless fuel was not being burned completely? there's no additionally larger injectors running there and frankly the garbage software that's out there is so heavily limited when it comes to a stock block that's not blown.
sounds to me like the combination of those mods would also have a cost of probably $2000 which is a waste of money for the gain.
why on earth would one need better ignition for a couple of breather mods and some retuning unless fuel was not being burned completely? there's no additionally larger injectors running there and frankly the garbage software that's out there is so heavily limited when it comes to a stock block that's not blown.
Last edited by civic4982; 07-16-2008 at 09:33 PM.
#24
310 rear lb/ft peak: 360 lb/ft flywheel requires 360/75= 4.8 liters of displacement.
Torque per cubic inch/liter is a known physics wall ~~ 75 lb/ft per liter.
80 lb/ft per liter is possible with direct injection assuming the gasoline is higher quality than US Premium.
Swap in a new VK50 V8 should do the job.
Torque per cubic inch/liter is a known physics wall ~~ 75 lb/ft per liter.
80 lb/ft per liter is possible with direct injection assuming the gasoline is higher quality than US Premium.
Swap in a new VK50 V8 should do the job.
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#26
Originally Posted by civic4982
so all of those suggestions net a gain of maybe 5-10 HP and maybe the same TQ although doubtful.
sounds to me like the combination of those mods would also have a cost of probably $2000 which is a waste of money for the gain.
why on earth would one need better ignition for a couple of breather mods and some retuning unless fuel was not being burned completely? there's no additionally larger injectors running there and frankly the garbage software that's out there is so heavily limited when it comes to a stock block that's not blown.
sounds to me like the combination of those mods would also have a cost of probably $2000 which is a waste of money for the gain.
why on earth would one need better ignition for a couple of breather mods and some retuning unless fuel was not being burned completely? there's no additionally larger injectors running there and frankly the garbage software that's out there is so heavily limited when it comes to a stock block that's not blown.
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