STi Time Attack 2008 - new dyno figures !!

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About 1600KG mate, knew it would wind you up!! :-D
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not winding me up - just providing facts.

that is the book weight of mine - the weight with me and petrol in it is a lot different.

Where is that 1600 kgs from Ian?

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Book figure is 1530KGS, mine will be about 1600KGS plus occupants plus fuel.
http://www.jbskyline.net/R33/GTR/Specs/
The two cars are very similar in weight, yours is quite heavy for its size, im shocked!
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yeah - weight saving is on the list that keeps growing :(




ps i wont mention the 1 and half other people i had in the car at the time :lol:

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I was one up plus a years worth of cleaning products! :-D
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323ian wrote:a years worth of cleaning products! :-D
Which is a hell of a lot for someone like you Ian. :D
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dynamix wrote:okay - I may have been hasty in my 'dissing' this modification.

It does seem to hold marginally more boost higher up the rev range and spool a fraction of a fraction quicker. Not a lot in it yet but more changes to the maps and there may be a benefit after all with this turbo.
further analysis/logging and tweaking the wgdc has given a top end gain. Maybe worth it after all.

Instead of dipping down to 2.8 load at 6000 rpm it will now consistently hit 2.95+ load at that point. Quite nice 8)

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hehehe

Just loaded what I think is the final piece on this and the results are pretty impressive. Will collate some dyno graphs and post on in a bit.

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In gear times

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was (on normal fuel)

3rd gear:
30 - 50 mph = 2.1 seconds
40 - 60 mph = 1.9 seconds
50 - 70 mph = 2.0 seconds
60 - 80 mph = 2.5 seconds

now (which is actually almost the same as the methanol testing)

3rd gear:
30 - 50 mph = 2.1 seconds
40 - 60 mph = 1.8 seconds
50 - 70 mph = 1.8 seconds
60 - 80 mph = 2.1 seconds :D

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Runs done in 3rd gear, all on the same piece of road.

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Yellow line = as it was with 1/4 tank of Tesco 99 (14C ambient)
Blue & Red lines = position now with the Prodrive Boost Control Solenoid (9C ambient)

No difference on spool up but it definitely holds boost better and as such the gains in bhp are pretty huge :D

nb: these are wheel figures

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