Dude, just handle your own business and stop chasing ghosts. Push your own CA to the outer limits and then see where you stand against those that have come before you and those (like myself) that are presently trying to push this engine to its limits. Be your own target and set your sights accordingly.Giallo spyder met wrote:No hp numbers?Or dynopaper?
well put Dee...boost_boy wrote:Dude, just handle your own business and stop chasing ghosts. Push your own CA to the outer limits and then see where you stand against those that have come before you and those (like myself) that are presently trying to push this engine to its limits. Be your own target and set your sights accordingly.
Dee
Some of you knuckle heads don't read well. Obviously the information on the internet is minimal, so again, it's time to stop chasing ghosts and/or hearsay or rare internet sightings and go pave your own way. Oh yeah jt15833 and ks13, I think I've earned the right to be able to pass on such a comment to someone that has great aspirations from the CA18DET. I've built better than 30 CA18s and have done some damage to a few of them, but never have I seen one trash it's block with my naked eyes. I've pumped over 30psi of efficient boost from a 60-1 through an engine I'd built on pump gas with 3 people in a fully loaded S13; only to tear down the engine out of curiosity and see little to no wear on bearings, rings and pistons. Now, something could go wrong and send a rod outside of a freshly built CA18 with saaaay: solid lifters, expensive rods and pistons, etc, etc, etc. Bottom line is anything can happen at anytime or he could very well achieve his objective, but we just don't know. After 11 years of dealing with the CA, I happily stand behind my post. Not knocking the man, his ability nor his engine, but to be chasing pipe dreams is an understatement. One should do themselves a favor and make their own history with this motor and not worry about who has the biggest crank if you understand what I'm saying.jt15833 wrote:boost boy and chosen one why you guys knocking this man so much.first he asks about max block pressure/power and chosen thinks he doesn't know that different turbos @ different psi flow different amounts of air.
this stuff happens to much you guys are making assumptions off his question and responding to that, not the actual question at hand. As inspirational as your posts are I'd stick with the ole "if you don't have anything informative to say don't say it at all"
Beautiful work guys ! Keep paving your own way and you'll eventually put a paw print in CA history.Giallo spyder met wrote:Any update?
Me and a person in Sweden have a competion who can get most power out a Ca18det without racefuel or noz.
I made 514Whp and Mobne made 577Whp just 2 weeks agoboth running E85.
My goal is 600+Whp on regular E85 and no gas just alot of boost.
so you're telling him to shoot himself?boost_boy wrote:Be your own target and set your sights accordingly.
Aim center mass and make it count . One shot, One kill (Marine Corps Motto)!mazikowski wrote:
so you're telling him to shoot himself?
The only thing I miss, shooting weapons.boost_boy wrote: Aim center mass and make it count . One shot, One kill (Marin Corps Motto)!
Dee
Can you reveal your 600whp specs? and 514whp graph too?Giallo spyder met wrote:I made 514Whp and Mobne made 577Whp just 2 weeks agoboth running E85.
My goal is 600+Whp on regular E85 and no gas just alot of boost.
Take a bone stock CA that's healthy, some 1000cc injectors, a good standalone or a decent engine management tuning device, a nice sized turbo (ie 60-1, GT35R, GT3037, etc) and force some air into the engine. The key here is tuning ladies and gents. You can't tune and all those additions are worthless. But to answer the question vetal, you can get around 500whp with that stuff I mentioned, granted you have a healthy stock CA.Vetal wrote:boost_boy, what would you say is CA18DET power limit, without getting too expensive (dumping tens of thousands)? I mean when you can just slap on big turbo, exhaust, intake, port head, cams, E85, two pumps, maybe NOS, and go tuning? Not having to reinvent oiling/cooling/combustion chamber shapes and so on?And a second Q, what is the most power with stock ECU, and is there anything that prevents from achieving CA power limit with stock ECU? Seems like spark signal is spark signal and injector signal is injector signal, or am I wrong?
If you're willing to spend the money, you can have anything made to suit your needs. Titanium rods are not a problem at $750 bucks each just to give you some idea. Anything you want is possible, if you have a brand new stock engine and the right additives,who knows how much power you can get. My build and plans are suited for over 700whp and over $7000 in motor alone is at risk here, but oh well.ks13 wrote:custom one off crank in tones car da-daaaang.
spec not disclosed but im sure it is of the full counter variety.