Foster, Thanks.There are no idle issues at all. Idle is about 800 rpms. I never looked at duty cycle because with injectors capable of 800 HP, I knew I wasnt even close to maxing out the PW. I am sure it was somewhere in the 60% range tho. I still have 5 psi left to go before we max out the MAP sensor so hopefully, somewhere in the mid 500s WHP should be possible.fiznat wrote:Go, stock rods, go!!
Hey Ivan what kinda duty cycle were you at on those injectors at peak? 95lb sounds pretty damn big, are you having any issues at idle? (what RPM is your idle?)
Ohhhh god man you're giving me chills thinking about what these engines are capable of. Simply amazing Ivan, I cant wait to see more and more- even though this is enough to blow minds as it is.
The clutch is an ACT Max series pressure plate and a street disk. I believe its rated at somewhere in the 300s WTQ range. We pased that up with the stock motor a long time ago and it held up till now. I am thinking about just getting a 6 puck disk and running it with the current pressure plate and stock flywheel.MaxType 240 wrote:If the AEM EMS is as capable as the TEC3, then he shouldn't be having any idle issues
Phat - What clutch are you running BTW? What are you upgrading to?
Jesse
I would say that I reached my customers goals about 200 WHP ago. My goal will be mid 500 WHP and mid 500 TQ at 30 psi.Joelo S13 wrote:Congratulations on those very impressive numbers. What's your HP and TQ goal on this setup? How much boost can the AEM handle?
What's the 6 puck rated for off-hand? Also, any plans to drill for a 240mm flywheel clutch combo? I'm afraid my build won't hold so I've been looking into it. That would increase our options...IvanAtSPRacing wrote:
The clutch is an ACT Max series pressure plate and a street disk. I believe its rated at somewhere in the 300s WTQ range. We pased that up with the stock motor a long time ago and it held up till now. I am thinking about just getting a 6 puck disk and running it with the current pressure plate and stock flywheel.
The reliability should be solid, but knowing Ivan and how he is. He will push them until they fold. This is the guy that pushed 3 completely stock blocks until the pistons crapped out just to see how weak they were. Good for us. More work for Ivan.574-240sx wrote:Very impressive. I would like to know the long term reliabilty on the factory rods shotpeened. It should pretty solid. Good job.
Nick
The new racing intake manifold was NOT used for the dyno runs. After the clutch and ignition issues are worked out, a set of cams will go in for testing and then the new racing intake manifold will be tested.Florida240sx wrote:Was this with your new intake mani?
Your the second person to notice that. Good job Yeah, it gets hot.. really hot. The PK manifold is sched 10 SS which is about 1/8" thick material. I didnt heat coat this manifold specifically to evaluate the new materials performance.TurboKA37 wrote:wow, i noticed you can see the manifold start to glow at the end of the run
This should help you out. Download the new version of QT.demcj wrote:am i the only person that only gets sound but no picture when trying to view the video?
-demetrius
thanks!nr2134 wrote:
This should help you out. Download the new version of QT.
http://www.apple.com/quicktime...lone/
WD, thank you. It will be interesting to see how far this motor can be pushed.WDRacing wrote:Congrats on busting 500 Ivan. With a ton of mods left to explore you guys are only at the tip of the spear. Keep up the great work.