S13Teddy wrote:
I call
since I expected unbelievers:
highest numbers linger at the 260+-270+ range on chassis dyno, i've seen higher (as in 300 high), but it's next to impossible to find 5 year old threads. But figure a 15% drivetrain loss, and you only need to be putting down 255 for 300 at the crank. figure a 12 % losss (20 year old cars you wish) and u'd need 264. So go back to the 270's posted below, that's around 320ish at the crank
of course this was back in '03-'04 when people knew what the f*** they were doing and before the mass-exodus of gurus away from the s-chassis due to the drift bandwagon.
nico is gay and keeps changin' my link. There must be some no-outside linking bullsh!t enabled or i am jus losing my e-savy just google "max hp t-25 freshalloy"
http://www.nicoclub.com/forums...98526
can't find the older dynos, but this ain't unheard of guys. Gti-r's can put down 330 on t-28s, but that's a different sr20.
Now if I implied my "optimization" suggestion equating to reliability in max power setups, then I apologize. And of course, by optimizing a turbo setup i mean take care of the basics first and turbo last (efficient and properly sized intercoolers and not ebay monster specials, thick walled equal length mani's, standalone and not piggy backs, injector flow matching and calibrating, ceramic coating at the turbine, intake shielding, bypass oil filtering and remote cooling, even alcohol spraying, and engine work,etc, etc, etc.) At this point you're probably saying, well s*** i'll just upgrade (it'll be cheaper, more reliable, etc..) but the above stated mods transfer over when going bigger.
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