Nice build. I know you won't keep it at 8.5 psi for long esp if it's adjustable inside the car. What boost controller are you using? Did you tie it into the Ecu for ignition advancements? I read a guy doing the same to a 350z and shortly after blowing the engine. It have him the opportunity to rebuild a solid motor for forced air. Btw what's that image of you state pita valve body? Is that the transmission valve body?fat3oy wrote:Compression is the same for the time being, 8.5lbs currently, but going to 12lbs after I see everything hold up, once it gets too much, I'll be moving to engine build. V3 is the same setup pulley wise as the 350z sci trim. We had to add a few bends to the charge piping for a seamless fit, but pretty much stock plate.
Reverse is pretty sketchy, but i kept idle fairly rich to avoid any random jerks... other than that 2 to 3 is a really hard shift, but instead of j-matic I used amsoil equivalent which supports higher temps until i get a good transmission cooler in.
somewhat fast.bejjutsu wrote:nice!! how fast is it?
I own a shop in Charlotte, so both.cruzad3r wrote:Is this all you doing or you paid a shop?
PM me, might be able to get you a good deal on new ones.TXT wrote:Nice looking car. I'm in the Charlotte area currently looking for some used Eibach springs for the M45.
Going to Mt. Mitchell in two weeks. Looking forward to being at the highest point on the east coast!
No, with a supercharger the boost is controlled by pulley size. I have a smaller pulley, but wont put it on just yet... Still running retarded timing on the base map until i get a good feel on everything. No boost controller at all. All my timing is adjusted via tuning.msvara wrote:Nice build. I know you won't keep it at 8.5 psi for long esp if it's adjustable inside the car. What boost controller are you using? Did you tie it into the Ecu for ignition advancements? I read a guy doing the same to a 350z and shortly after blowing the engine. It have him the opportunity to rebuild a solid motor for forced air. Btw what's that image of you state pita valve body? Is that the transmission valve body?fat3oy wrote:Compression is the same for the time being, 8.5lbs currently, but going to 12lbs after I see everything hold up, once it gets too much, I'll be moving to engine build. V3 is the same setup pulley wise as the 350z sci trim. We had to add a few bends to the charge piping for a seamless fit, but pretty much stock plate.
Reverse is pretty sketchy, but i kept idle fairly rich to avoid any random jerks... other than that 2 to 3 is a really hard shift, but instead of j-matic I used amsoil equivalent which supports higher temps until i get a good transmission cooler in.
Also if ur ever around statesville rd near huntersville, shoot me a PM and I'll give u the address to the shop.TXT wrote:Nice looking car. I'm in the Charlotte area currently looking for some used Eibach springs for the M45.
Going to Mt. Mitchell in two weeks. Looking forward to being at the highest point on the east coast!
Ah. I assumed there would be a blow off valve of some sort which could be electronically controlled and in turn boost controlled from inside the car. You sound like a knowledgeable person. I had my uprev tuner recently re-tune my transmission via the torque management tables and it's nice and quick but in 2nd gear the shift is so hard it feels like the transmission will break. What are your thoughts on that? I don't drive hard often.fat3oy wrote:No, with a supercharger the boost is controlled by pulley size. I have a smaller pulley, but wont put it on just yet... Still running retarded timing on the base map until i get a good feel on everything. No boost controller at all. All my timing is adjusted via tuning.
Our stock motors should be good into the 500's with good fuel. And that is a really safe number, in my Z days I pushed it harder. IF i decide to move into the teens on boost pounds, i will be doing rods a pistons at the least...
Yeah thats the good ol valve body...
The 2nd gear is typically pulled at lower RPM, and it is a shorter gear... So it might be a-okay for that sharp shift (hard shift equals good shift)msvara wrote:Ah. I assumed there would be a blow off valve of some sort which could be electronically controlled and in turn boost controlled from inside the car. You sound like a knowledgeable person. I had my uprev tuner recently re-tune my transmission via the torque management tables and it's nice and quick but in 2nd gear the shift is so hard it feels like the transmission will break. What are your thoughts on that? I don't drive hard often.fat3oy wrote:No, with a supercharger the boost is controlled by pulley size. I have a smaller pulley, but wont put it on just yet... Still running retarded timing on the base map until i get a good feel on everything. No boost controller at all. All my timing is adjusted via tuning.
Our stock motors should be good into the 500's with good fuel. And that is a really safe number, in my Z days I pushed it harder. IF i decide to move into the teens on boost pounds, i will be doing rods a pistons at the least...
Yeah thats the good ol valve body...
NO! It is just for me!cruzad3r wrote:you basterd ! lol - "i own a shop" so he said nonchalantly :-)
so are you going to put a kit together for other people to use or it's just something you want to do for yourself only?
I think the 2011 M56's come stock with over 400hp & tq, so I'd invest in an exhaust system, remove the secondary cats, and get Uprev tuned....you'll have some money left over and gain some good hp/tqpapafred wrote:So if you owned a 2011 M56x and were willing to invest $3k or so to improve performance ... what would you do?
Or would it not be worth doing anything unless you go to the $10k as you did on M35x?
Great job btw!
Why did you have to say everyone is doing it??? Now I have to paint my car...bicsintegra wrote:Nice the all black look is the new color everyone is doing it now.