99 gs iowa
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### kind of numbers can i expect to get off the hahn port fueler with a 20g? 
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One hundred million......
bazinga!
Why don't you figure it out yourself? The information is out there. You can work backward using the equations to figure out what kind of power you'll be making. The PortFueler won't be your limiting factor.ha i want a serious answer at 15psi, so i know somewhat were all be at
Doesn't exist.Dsmlink on a 420a??
PSI isn't a measure of power, nor is it directly related to power.I can only estimate is that your engine needs forged internals in order for it to handle 15 psi...and a good tune..
False.Its really hard to get big numbers on a 420a, its possible though. Good luck.
VelocitàPaola;152959733 said:Doesn't exist.
PSI isn't a measure of power, nor is it directly related to power.
False.
You missed the point. PSI doesn't translate into HP.Ok.. so 15psi equals to how much hp?
VelocitàPaola;152959758 said:You missed the point. PSI doesn't translate into HP.
Correct. It all depends on flow rate, not pressure. The OP could get a ballpark figure by seeing how much power other 2.0L engines made with the same turbo at 15psi, though.What I am trying to say is that we can't really know how much hp it can have with only psi right?? I have a hard time putting my thoughts in words. Lol
VelocitàPaola;152959781 said:Correct. It all depends on flow rate, not pressure. The OP could get a ballpark figure by seeing how much power other 2.0L engines made with the same turbo at 15psi, though.
, jk. I would say 270ish is in the ballpark. But it's all in the tuning really, and supporting mods. You can have the exact same parts, but have a crap tune and your car would be extremely weak.
I'm rockin the 16g with the pf right now to see what I can get out of it... I've got meth injection with it, so I'm excited to see how it goes... Curious to see if/when I need to start pulling timing with the water/meth.
Yes, but with the water/meth it should change due to octane increase and the cooling effects.

as far as i know anything after 15 psi you got to start doing timing
Why would you need to pull timing when spraying water/meth?
WTF
I think you both have some more research ahead of you.
? Do you just spend your day thinking about how you "think" you're superior to other people.......?? Here I'll just throw this in here for you and your special friends since you called bs on me in the other post that got locked before I could respond... This srt-4 actually has LESS bolt ons than I did... That's Nick, from Realtune's car. Yes, because 14's really do = 12's on the internet....I mean 11's
Oh, and this is an old record btw.Why would you need to pull timing when spraying water/meth?
WTF
I think you both have some more research ahead of you.
I'm rockin the 16g with the pf right now to see what I can get out of it... I've got meth injection with it, so I'm excited to see how it goes... Curious to see if/when I need to start pulling timing with the water/meth.

as far as i know anything after 15 psi you got to start doing timing

That is your exact quote. If you meant something else, that is your failure to convey your thoughts via the english language. Its not the audience's fault that you cannot articulate what you mean.
And as far as your SRT4s.. hooray a couple exceptions to the well known rule that the vast majority of kids on the internet make up their 1/4 times.
Especially in the SRT4 crowd.
It's like everyone who claims 12's or high 11s on a 14B 1G.. they are few and far between and certainly not to the norm. So unbunch your panties and get realistic.
I am far from the only person who shares that well-founded sentiment either
You need to tune the whole map across a wide load range when you are making VE modifications.. especially major modifications.
Why would you wait till you've got effectively double the previously available charge pressure that would otherwise be available?
If this is your first foray into actual tuning, or you are new, there is no reason to be upset or surprised when someone is correcting you and recommending further research.
For example: There is work to be done on stock 1G Turbo timing and fuel maps at STOCK boost levels, which is why one of the first mods you should do on a 4g63 DSM after maintainence and installing a wideband is Link/ECUFlash/MS/AEM etc..
The same goes for Stock 420As though, likely not as severe as the near-suicidal map that comes loaded with the 1Gs.
This would be especially true for someone looking to retrofit a medium frame turbo like a 20G to a motor and ECU that were never intended for a turbo, is this sinking in yet? And you want to run 1 bar boost as well. How is this shocking?
These all lead me to my conclusion, as I have been doing this, with success for approaching a decade on a variety of platforms... you both have a ton of research ahead.
When it comes to adding meth to a previous setup you have had success with.. you are using the meth to both cool the charge and up the effective octane to run a more aggressive tune.
If you are running meth injection and pull timing all you are doing is sending your EGTs through the roof and slowing the car down, unless you have cranked the boost simultaneously and leaned out as well.

