Some dyno numbers
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Some dyno numbers
Just wanted to share my results from the turbo kit I built. It is a mid mount system where the turbo sits just behind the transmission. Nothing hangs low, so please don't ask about it.
The kit:
Dyno graph at 8.2psi:
Dyno video:
The kit:
Dyno graph at 8.2psi:
Dyno video:
Last edited by 350Z T; 03-02-2010 at 07:25 PM.
#5
Just look at the torque curve, it puts a nice smile on my face when I punch it.
This kit is desighned and built for DIY install. You don't need to remove anything from the car, except the exhaust ofcourse.
No need to relocate power steering stuff, no need to remove/replace a/c lines, no cutting no drilling anything.
Very simple, and no extra exhaust in the engine bay.
This kit is desighned and built for DIY install. You don't need to remove anything from the car, except the exhaust ofcourse.
No need to relocate power steering stuff, no need to remove/replace a/c lines, no cutting no drilling anything.
Very simple, and no extra exhaust in the engine bay.
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No chance of water getting in there.
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Just look at the torque curve, it puts a nice smile on my face when I punch it.
This kit is desighned and built for DIY install. You don't need to remove anything from the car, except the exhaust ofcourse.
No need to relocate power steering stuff, no need to remove/replace a/c lines, no cutting no drilling anything.
Very simple, and no extra exhaust in the engine bay.
This kit is desighned and built for DIY install. You don't need to remove anything from the car, except the exhaust ofcourse.
No need to relocate power steering stuff, no need to remove/replace a/c lines, no cutting no drilling anything.
Very simple, and no extra exhaust in the engine bay.
*Edit* Nevermind just saw the link at the bottom...my bad.
#12
The largest turbo you can put in there is a 67mm Precsion, and it is rated to
780hp. The entire system, including he FMIC will support that.
The turbo flange has both T3 and T4 bolt patterns, so if you wish to upgrade the turbo, it will bolt right up. No need to modify anything.
No, the boost controler (electronic) was not set up right after 6000rpm. Not enough duty cycle.
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