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RealQuick
09-25-2008, 08:26 AM
Posting this for a customer of mine. He has the log manifold kit (his car can be seen in the customers sections):

DirtyDaveW on cz28.com
PSI : 11
Max RWTQ: 571 on daynpack dyno
Max RWHP: 574 on dynapack dyno

Engine
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Displacement......: 355 ci
Heads.............: Stock LT1 Castings, ported by Will Garza
Fuel Injectors....: 60# Mototrons
Compression Ratio.: 8.8:1 Diamonds
Cam...............: Custom Bret Bauer Turbo Cam
Throttle Body.....: Stock 48mm
Intake Manifold...: Stock Lt1
Exhaust...........: Log Manifold, 3" pipe all the way back to 3" Dynomax Muffler
Machine work......: Jim Pitcher-Chatham, NY 12037

Fuel System
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Stock intank
NOS Inline pump
Stock lines
Stock Fuel Pressure Regulator

Tuning
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PCM Tuning........: Untouched Mail Order MAF tune by Bryan Herter @ PCM4Less

Transmission
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Transmission......: Stock T56 Six Speed

Rear Gear ratio
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Differential......: 4.10:1 Ford 8.8 w/GM 10 bolt 'legs'

Turbo Specifics
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Turbo.............: TC 76 w/MPS Wheel .96 A/R(www.forcedinductions.com (http://www.forcedinductions.com/))
Intercooler.......: 3" OBX air to air, front mounted
Hotside...........: "RealQuick" log manifold system
Coldside..........: Ebay 3" Aluminum pipe/coupler/Tbolt kit
Water/Meth........: NO
Boost controller..: NO
Wastegate.........: TurboSmart 38mm w/14Psi springs
Blow off valve....: Tial 50mm w/11psi spring

Dyno Facility
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SGP Racing - Veterans Memorial, Houston, TX

RPM/Boost/TQ/HP Measurements(I had him start at 3K)
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3,000 = 05 psi = 400 = 240
3,250 = 06 psi = 370 = 245
3,500 = 07 psi = 400 = 260
3,750 = 08 psi = 425 = 320
4,000 = 10 psi = 465 = 355
4,250 = 11 psi = 500 = 400
4,500 = 12 psi = 571 = 475 (We think the Wastegate opened after this)
4,750 = 11 psi = 571 = 525
5,000 = 11 psi = 565 = 548
5,250 = 11 psi = 560 = 560
5,500 = 11 psi = 540 = 565
5,750 = 11 psi = 525 = 570
6,000 = 11 psi = 500 = 574
6,250 = 11 psi = 475 = 565

Air fuel Ratio was 11.x:1 during 3K to 6K, then briefly went to 12.x:1
Weather conditions at the time of dyno:
1pm today 97 degrees F, 40% humidity, 29.9 barometric Pressure, dew point 69F

Z28pr0jekt
09-25-2008, 09:36 AM
yikes at stock fuel pump/regulator, small wastegate (not to mention how did he manage 11psi with a 14psi spring? unless the springs are flipflopped and the one said for the wastegate was supposed to be the one for the bov).. he has alot of room to grow there

good numbers:)

94GreenMachine
10-11-2008, 02:15 AM
yikes at stock fuel pump/regulator, small wastegate (not to mention how did he manage 11psi with a 14psi spring? unless the springs are flipflopped and the one said for the wastegate was supposed to be the one for the bov).. he has alot of room to grow there good numbers:)


My thoughts exactly. LOTS of potential with 8.8 compression and cooler weather coming.

Fastbird
10-11-2008, 11:49 AM
Two things I could think of for only making 11 PSI on a 14 PSI spring. Intake or exhaust restriction.

Good solid numbers none the less.

Speed Inc.
10-24-2008, 08:17 AM
looks like some really nice results especially with such low compression and the temps

I would strongly suggest to him to get a pump in the car before he see that inline give up.

why a 4.10?

RealQuick
10-24-2008, 10:29 PM
looks like some really nice results especially with such low compression and the temps

I would strongly suggest to him to get a pump in the car before he see that inline give up.

why a 4.10?

Yeah, he should get twin intanks... maybe think about a meth kit too for the higher boost levels. The 4.10's were in the car already before the turbo kit.

Speed Inc.
10-25-2008, 10:07 PM
figured the gear was pre turbo build

twin pumps would be a very good investment for him

take care

ScreaminRedZ
11-30-2008, 02:41 PM
Great numbers! Do any of your turbo kits allow the car to keep the AC?

Z28pr0jekt
11-30-2008, 04:28 PM
Great numbers! Do any of your turbo kits allow the car to keep the AC?

yes, he builds them to your spec... a/c no a/c, power steering/no powersteering...

that's the great thing about Jon's kits, is that he will build them how you want them

RealQuick
11-30-2008, 04:46 PM
Exactly!:devil: