brads
DSM Wiseman
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- Oct 24, 2002
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Alta Loma,
California
Originally posted by 14.5 drift
the sr20 is able to make the same amount of power on the same turbo but at only 7 psi. With 14 lbs on a t25 the sr puts out about 250. After looking under the hood I came to the conclusion that a transvearse motor setup might produce more heat. Why else would nearly an identical motor under identical loads have so much less power. The sr20 manifold/turbo is more exposed and might catch wind and disapate heat better.
So the 4g63 is nearly identical to the SR20 now? Are you talking about the 4g63 that is in our cars, or the 4g63 that is in the US Evo, which according to you is the same as the DSM 4g63? And the SR20 manifold/turbo catches more wind than the 4g63 manifold/turbo? And the wind dissipating the heat gives the SR20 that much more power? I just want to make sure I am understanding this right.
Thanks,
Brad
as listed in your sig, sorry I didn't see that before. If it were me as I said the 16 is not the best thing for you. You Are building an all out street track machine, no? I would invest in a gt25/gt30 and find a nice 100 shot to get you out of the hole, again, a stand alone to moniter every thing happening in that very expensive motor and that car will scoot.