Kevin Jewer
DSM Wiseman
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- Jul 25, 2002
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LaRue,
Ohio
Doh! And the pic is right there... Thanks for straightening me out there. 

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WhipmastaFlex said:Bullshit, huh?
Here's the dyno sheet. read it and weap. And if you still don't believe I ran 10psi, given the number of witnesses from South Fla DSM that were at the dyno organized by members of the club, then I really don't give two sh!ts... though, had you looked at my mods list, you would have noticed the only difference isn't my pistons, asshat.![]()
I COULDN'T run any higher boost than 10psi. When I ran 15psi on the street, I would hit fuel cut around 5200rpm. Lowered it to 10psi so I could take it as close to the rev limiter before running insanely lean... which I did anyway, and had to back off before redline.
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Get that vid on here or take it by my job so I can see it.Bohrn said:good job on those 14b numbersVery nice.
Anyone know who's made the most on pump gas, stock engine internals(no head porting or cams, no built motors) and no spray with a 14b?? This is the what I am after.
Last pass at the track, using HP calculators, I made 296 or something, but again, not a real dyno.
ArcticTsi said:I ran 12.39 @ 112.66 with my 14b @ 18psi on 93 octane pump during the 2004 Forced Performance Shootout. No port work of any kind, stock bottom(pistons & all), stock head, stock cams, stock exhaust manny, stock intake manny, stock fuel pump(re-wire), stock 450's. go fast goodies-FMIC & BOV, downpipe & exhaust, MBC, MAF-T & 3.5 GM Maf(blow-by setup), homemade cold air intake. Ive yet to dyno the car. Anyways, she is back in storage again, hopefully for not as long as before.
Jose
ArcticTsi
DSMu4ia said:Ok, well since no one caught onto my post.
Why does the 14b take so long to spool? 4500rpm?
That's 50trim area. Even on the juiced pull the spool isn't much faster (like it should be on nitrous).
DSMeclipse4G63 said:you non belivers of a 14b make decent power at low boost have to realize, the 2g motor has mo0re compression and very well setup head compared to the 1g. Our heads may not flow AS MUCH but they flow well that and upped compression gives makes it somewhat possible. That and in fwd manual form it will make some good power.
Andrew
DSMu4ia said:Ok, well since no one caught onto my post.
Why does the 14b take so long to spool? 4500rpm?
That's 50trim area. Even on the juiced pull the spool isn't much faster (like it should be on nitrous).
DSMeclipse4G63 said:That and in fwd manual form it will make some good power.
Andrew
Because a dyno reads power at the wheels. AWD and automatic have more drivetrain loss therefore they make less power to the ground even though they may make the same at the flywheel.diambo4life said:You are not making any sense. What does the drivetrain configuration have do with the HP output of the engine?
DSMu4ia said:Ok, well since no one caught onto my post.
Why does the 14b take so long to spool? 4500rpm?
That's 50trim area. Even on the juiced pull the spool isn't much faster (like it should be on nitrous).
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