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squeak10686 said:and even more when they get to the track...
That's ok. 11.8 beats 11.9 anyway you look at it.
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squeak10686 said:and even more when they get to the track...
well?dsmpower1 said:hey, what intercooler piping or clamps are you using. I am having trouble with my intercooler piping keep blowing off under high pressure. Everytime i do a hard pull in third it seems like it either comes out or off. It sucks.
dieselgeek said:he's burning more than 500 crank HP worth of fuel at 11.5:1 AFR. Argue facts all you like. We didn't get a chance to take it to the dyno before heading to the track - there is a whopping 30 minutes in this tune up!
So we are taking it to the dyno real soon. You'll have your charts.
4g63awdtalon said:That is all we are asking for is proof. I could say I have 850whp and with out proof it is all speculation.
dsmpower1 said:well?
. Are you dynoing on an AWD dyno or are you doing the FWD thing?91dsmtalon said:Silly-cone. Are you dynoing on an AWD dyno or are you doing the FWD thing?
. Should've listen to the warnings about trying to make all that power with a 7-bolt, but I'm sure your buddies were telling you it'll be fine. Sucks to learn the hard way. I saw the look on your face, just about to
...and understandable2deep said:I just saw the dyno vid. Should've listen to the warnings about trying to make all that power with a 7-bolt, but I'm sure your buddies were telling you it'll be fine. Sucks to learn the hard way. I saw the look on your face, just about to
...and understandable
All the best with your new built-bottm end.


. Good luck to you i'm a fellow stock bottom end guy going for big hp so I feel your pain. Thing is that ammount of power should have been easier to achive it shouldn't have taken 39psi to do.tstkl said:im pretty sure he was saying, if it breaks i dont care through this entire thread, and since he knew he was going to build the bottom end it didnt matter. it was very informitive to you 7 bolt users, although i thought you mentioned that you lost fuel pressure and went lean, which caused you to bust your engine. what pump are you using again, and what will you be using on your 10second set up?
also, are you using (or were you) stock fuel lines and filter? that might cause you to not be able to produce the high volume needed for that kind of power. we all know the fuel rail is good enough, and assuming you were on somewhere around 750cc plus injectors, those should have held too, i think it was probably the filter or the pump



squeak10686 said:Looking through the log and Pulling the motor apart we learned it was the rod bolts, or something with the rods...
Fuel pressure was fine the hole run after looking at logs and dyno chart.
There was a big boost leak on the intake manifold, that and the intake manifold is VERY restrictive
850cc injectors on a 255hp with -6 line all around....
if i could of done it different, ARP headbolts and a set of eagle rods... we all knew it wasnt going to last forever, we now know what the bottom ends can take
For this next season im lookin into running a twin 255
. Hope to see a nice new motor in there soon... the rest of the go fast parts are already in there. That's awesome.JiveMasterT said:So 39psi at about 500 crank horsepower... thats the absolute limit for the 7 bolt apparently. I give you credit... testing the limits of the factory bottom end is not really something a lot of people are willing to do. Hope to see a nice new motor in there soon... the rest of the go fast parts are already in there. That's awesome.
Might I suggest an out of tank fuel pump and maybe a smaller tank in the trunk? Btw, was that run on pump gas? If so, imagine what you could have done with race gas.
squeak10686 said:new setup come mid summer with a eagle/ross motor on a very simillar turbo to a gt35r fuel setup will be the same...
than after next season -8 line with a aero pump and a gt40r
SlowboyCSE said:Letting you loose with a 40R might just qualify you as out of control