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Very nice numbers, try to get a vid even, of the next dyno run. I want to see the 420a motor as it puts down numbers like that.. and I'm not doubting, just stating that I would like to see it.
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TalonESIT said:Sorry for posting so late, but I had a real long talk with doug at the dyno shop...
That was his car on the track and was the same car that dyno'd a few days back, even confirmed by Doug. Here are some pics of the dyno, I had him print it out for me sorry AWD he said you wouldn't mind probably.
Just showing so this doesn't turn into another suieclipse thread..^.^

Talon ESI-T said:12.4 is surely possible with 22psi depending on your level of skill. Mike Homan just put down 13.04 with 24psi and ametuer skill. What i dont understand is why your torque is so low.

Talon ESI-T said:I dont understand what you mean by the Dynajet not placing load on the car. That doesnt make sense. The numbers are higher because it doenst place load on the vehicle? So based on that statement your saying the dynapack doesnt either. I dont buy it, i know for a fact the dynpack does, i'v seen it.

TREV TEC said:You people are rediculous.
You do need to pay attention to the fact he was on slicks, cutting low 1.7 60 fts. Thats why it was so quick. You keep saying this guy went 13.0 with 24 psi. Ive seen people running 30 psi go 13s, they go 13.0@130, because there either ####ing up or missing gears or spinning down the whole track.
Im spacing this out so it makes it easier to read so you dont skip the facts.
I hope this cleared somthing up, if not you people should maybe visit the turbo section for a while and read up because even though the engine is different the principles are the same.
Blitzeclips said:Dude, just stop talking. Don't come into the forums and tell us to check out the turbo section. We know the 420a, and that's what we modify. That car isn't even yours. So stop playing the role and think before you post. Please post the pics.
Regardless if it wads a stock motor or not, I don't think either of you realize how lucky you were to not blow it up. I meen, VERY VERY VERY lucky. You are probably the only one thus far who's done that. It doesn't take skill. It doesn't take mods. It takes luck. You did nothing but turbo the car and slap on slicks for the 12.4 pass. You didn't swap rods and pistons, change CR, or tune deal with cam gears, timing, etc. You had an OEM STOCK motor. You lucked out with 22psi on it. Great job.
Nice numbers. Try not coming on here telling us what we need to do though. Also, we
'd ap[preciate it if you didn't come on here bashing the 420 a too. Hence, your contradicting 420 g-a-y. That's where you lose credit and respect. You laid it down, but don't be an asshat about it.
Then say to check out the turbo forums
Then say we're rediculous
Do you not see the trend yet? XMasta19 said:That doesn't look like a Tial to me...maybe that's the problem

Like I've been saying...how bout some pics and vids of the car on the dyno, and actually out on the street playing some.Blitzeclips said:Dude, it's not WHAT you posted. It's HOW you posted it. Read your first post again. Just because you're a professional and own a tuning shop doesn't meen you can't be an ass or do things wrong. I know of PLENTY of shops that are filled with professionals who tune all day but do piss-poor work. Not saying you are like this is any way, so no offense, but just because you own a shop, doesn't meen you can jump on the forums and tell us to do our research.Then say to check out the turbo forums
Then say we're rediculous
Do you not see the trend yet?
And YES, you were incredibly lucky *with that motor*. VERY lucky in fact. You need to realize that motor was not meant to handle past 10psi TOPS. For you to run 16 psi on one for more then a year is VERY, VERY, VERY lucky. I don't care what tuning, monitoring, or anything was done, if the motor is damaged it is prone to failure. It goes from a scratch, to a scrape, to a gouge, to a crack. Under 16 pounds of boost for a year, this process will speed up. Simple as that. Where DON'T you see luck in this?
Please feel free to post the list and dyno sheets. But instead of waving the bragging sheets, why don't you give us some insight on the mods, units, and testing for such great numbers and times?
TalonESIT said:Blitz, easy man no need for any further arguing. Someone pulled a bs card and they were tested for it, and proved their legitamacy. When anyone is challenged they will get just as defensive as the next person. So they titled the thread inappropriately, this whole thread was not made to bash on the 420a. These guys actually put a lot of time and effort into the motor, and in all reality I doubt they did it because they thought the car was crap.
They went through numerous runs and tests, Doug went through A LOT of scrolling through AWD's old dyno sheets to find the most updated one (and yes they were all from this car).
Xmasta: big deal so they used some cheaper parts, they didn't try to hide it, his first post said the car tapered off in boost due to a crappy wastegate. Man! what else do you want from them. I would be more than happy to personally provide a video so you guys will cut the arguing. I mean do you really need one that bad to be convinced?!
So can we just get back on topic, eventhough there really isn't much of a topic now since they have proved to be legit.
When are you guys going for another run at the tracks?
Can you share a little info on the difficulties you ran into while attaining such power?
Blitzeclips said:You need to realize that motor was not meant to handle past 10psi TOPS.