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G60 install, evoX rims, Dyno time!!!

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ed_dogg23

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Dec 17, 2006
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So I just tought Id share what Ive been doing with the car the last few days. Let me know what you guys think, good or bad.

So the car had a 16G for all of last year and I decided to go bigger when this one decided to start fogging for mosquitos.

The G60 dose not make full boost (30psi) till 46-4700, but this thing smashes!
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The G60 is much bigger!
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Installed.


So to top off the build for the winter I landed a set of evoX rims from a buddy who swaped for some gold rotas!
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Just before the dyno!

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The results from the dyno was 393.82 hp and 376.35 ftlbs. The very unfortunate thing is the compressor surge. But thats what you get from a big copressor housing and a small exhust housing.

One other thing just for some info. I purchased a set of lucas 1250s so I could run e85 and they ran good for a few days of tuning then the dyno runs, then boom, 2 craped out! So hopfully they will do a warranty swap or something.:notgood:
 
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Just wondering why you're not pushing that turbo a little harder? Whats holding you back? Honestly those numbers were almost achievable with the EvoIII. I'd hope you are expecting more with no boost until 4700 rpms...
 
Just wondering why you're not pushing that turbo a little harder? Whats holding you back? Honestly those numbers were almost achievable with the EvoIII. I'd hope you are expecting more with no boost until 4700 rpms...

For sure I wanted to be in the low 4s, but we are having a dyno day on the 28th and I will post new numbers with a new tune. Ill up the boost a lil bit more and what not.
 
How was your tune set up wise with timing and a/f? I think those are actually pretty good numbers for stock cams/intake.
 
How was your tune set up wise with timing and a/f? I think those are actually pretty good numbers for stock cams/intake.

Well in using V3 link. Ive been teachin myself for the last few weeks, understanding what the car likes and what not. timing up top was aroud 21-22, The air was real steady at 12.2-12.5. But like I said with the compressor surge I was quite a pain to tune. Thanks for the coments bro. Nothing like puttin in work and having a good outcome!
 
How's the internal wastegate holding up? How much boost dropoff do you have in upper rpms?
 
Very nice numbers, Hopefully I can get my car done by the dyno day, and for sure Ill be out there.

It looks like an Ebay 16g is that what you had? I have one on there now with no problems at 18 to 20psi everyday.
 
Very nice numbers, Hopefully I can get my car done by the dyno day, and for sure Ill be out there.

It looks like an Ebay 16g is that what you had? I have one on there now with no problems at 18 to 20psi everyday.

I think it was. I bought it for someone here in colorado. I was runnin 28 psi for a while. I thought it would hold up too. when I started driving it more often it craped out.

I hope you get your car done as well. I sure would like to see some DSMs smashin on the dyno day. Do you need some help or is it a matter of just saving money?
 
You selling that 16G :)

Very nice car btw! I need to get a new set of rims asap but finding ones are not as easy as it seems.
 
What boost was this dyno run on? 1250 injectors+ e-85 will not be enough. Car was dyno'd at macs i assume?
 
. But thats what you get from a big copressor housing and a small exhust housing.

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No... That's what you get when your motor can't flow enough to keep up with the turbo's flow. A larger turbine housing will slow the spool down and allow the turbo to get past it's surge line.
 
I think it was. I bought it for someone here in colorado. I was runnin 28 psi for a while. I thought it would hold up too. when I started driving it more often it craped out.

I hope you get your car done as well. I sure would like to see some DSMs smashin on the dyno day. Do you need some help or is it a matter of just saving money?

Im just waiting on my tax return check to get here so I can order my turbo and cams I also need some 650s or an eprom ecu but I cant find some for cheap.

Also waiting on the clutch from fidanza.
 
No... That's what you get when your motor can't flow enough to keep up with the turbo's flow. A larger turbine housing will slow the spool down and allow the turbo to get past it's surge line.

Dude, thats exactly what I said. Meaning if the exhuast housing was up to par with the compressor housing the surge would not be so bad. But thanks for clearing that up. . . .
 
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