Thanks jagy. I'm very happy with the way things turned out and thanks for being a part of it.
Thanks man. I hope to run into your VE-powered beast some day. I love me a black classic. =]
I can only hope others can learn from my example.
Yah, I don't make as much power as a lot of people, but I'm happy with it and I did it with less. Thanks man. Cheers!
Thanks buddy. You've got some very impressive builds under your belt. I can only hope to make the power you do some day. =]
I never knew they made that little stock on a Mustang dyno. Odd. Thanks for the info.
Apparently word around town is that I'm spraying now.
I am extremely happy. The power has finally come. A lot of things have fallen together with the car lately and it's terrific. I accomplished with the car what I set out to accomplish and now I'm looking forward to years and year of enjoying it. I can truly say I planned on finishing the car, and for the most part it's finished. I'm taking a big break from car work and such for a long while and won't be doing much if anything to the Sentra unless I have to. It is a good feeling.
You were so close man. You have no idea how hard it was to keep you in the dark that whole time.
Sorry dude. Maybe you can thumb wrestle him for it.
I'll do what I can. I wouldn't expect any miracles though.
It certainly helps a lot. I'm pretty sure the attention to detail with the plumbing helped just as much.
Thank you kind sir.
For the past bunch of builds I've used my ears to listen for knock. Once you've heard what it sounds like inside the cabin on the road and outside the car at the dyno you can spot it easily. I don't want to get into an argument over this as that's happened before. It's not the best way, but it's what I've done. *shrug*
Funny thing about the EGTs. I have an EGT sensor and the stand-alone will log it. But, the ECU seems to be finding a grounding path through the EGT probe that likes to reset the ECU at idle and WOT. I had to unplug the EGT sensor to get the car to run properly after installing everything. I didn't log EGTs during the dyno sessions even though I wished I could. =(
That's now tuners are born. =]
Thanks TeKKiE!
Can't please them all. :o
Thanks for the congratulations Brent. Maybe we'll go blue in the face before some of them catch on. I hope not.
Thanks man. I hope to run into your VE-powered beast some day. I love me a black classic. =]
I can only hope others can learn from my example.
Originally Posted by SE-Rican
Very impressive man.
We once hit 302 whp with a stock cammed motor with a T-28 but, this was at 15 psi.
Thanks Se-Rican. I knew I had something special when the first failed pull gave me such promising results.Very impressive man.
We once hit 302 whp with a stock cammed motor with a T-28 but, this was at 15 psi.
Yah, I don't make as much power as a lot of people, but I'm happy with it and I did it with less. Thanks man. Cheers!
Thanks buddy. You've got some very impressive builds under your belt. I can only hope to make the power you do some day. =]
Originally Posted by jpsr20det
I do not know the complete setup ( waiting to see it)but this will put you at almost 350whp on a dynojet.
I'll be posting up the turbo install pics ASAP. Don't you worry. As for the Dynojet numbers... I'd rather not speculate. =]I do not know the complete setup ( waiting to see it)but this will put you at almost 350whp on a dynojet.
I never knew they made that little stock on a Mustang dyno. Odd. Thanks for the info.
Originally Posted by jpsr20det
its a 200 whp over... more than 18 whp from 1 pound of boost from a 31lbs comp its impressive.
The local SRT-4 and Cobalt SS guys weren't too impressed with my measly 11 psi if you know what I mean. its a 200 whp over... more than 18 whp from 1 pound of boost from a 31lbs comp its impressive.
Apparently word around town is that I'm spraying now.
I am extremely happy. The power has finally come. A lot of things have fallen together with the car lately and it's terrific. I accomplished with the car what I set out to accomplish and now I'm looking forward to years and year of enjoying it. I can truly say I planned on finishing the car, and for the most part it's finished. I'm taking a big break from car work and such for a long while and won't be doing much if anything to the Sentra unless I have to. It is a good feeling.
You were so close man. You have no idea how hard it was to keep you in the dark that whole time.
Sorry dude. Maybe you can thumb wrestle him for it.
Originally Posted by Vadim
Even though my guess was a wild one, I did have some information to back it up. Like your 1337 tuning skills .
I'd like to think I can tune blood from a stone, but I can't. It took a lot more than good tuning to make this happen. You'll see.Even though my guess was a wild one, I did have some information to back it up. Like your 1337 tuning skills .
I'll do what I can. I wouldn't expect any miracles though.
Originally Posted by blairellis
Nice I'm looking forward to seeing how the pictures come out of the build. I liked the teaser you shared with me the other day.
There's tons more just like that coming, I promise!Nice I'm looking forward to seeing how the pictures come out of the build. I liked the teaser you shared with me the other day.
It certainly helps a lot. I'm pretty sure the attention to detail with the plumbing helped just as much.
Thank you kind sir.
Originally Posted by nickr
How were you obtaining your knock information? From the oem sensor or an aftermarket system with your standalone?
While the stand-alone will take knock input from the stock sensor, and it is hooked up, right now I don't have it configured. I never really got the time. I know it's a really slack attitude.How were you obtaining your knock information? From the oem sensor or an aftermarket system with your standalone?
For the past bunch of builds I've used my ears to listen for knock. Once you've heard what it sounds like inside the cabin on the road and outside the car at the dyno you can spot it easily. I don't want to get into an argument over this as that's happened before. It's not the best way, but it's what I've done. *shrug*
Funny thing about the EGTs. I have an EGT sensor and the stand-alone will log it. But, the ECU seems to be finding a grounding path through the EGT probe that likes to reset the ECU at idle and WOT. I had to unplug the EGT sensor to get the car to run properly after installing everything. I didn't log EGTs during the dyno sessions even though I wished I could. =(
Originally Posted by nickr
Sorry for all the questions, I'm really interested in the process you tuned your engine.
No problem. Ask away.Sorry for all the questions, I'm really interested in the process you tuned your engine.
That's now tuners are born. =]
Originally Posted by nickr
Plus I don't really have any faith in any of the so called 'tuners' in my area.
I know what you mean. Cars seem to attract a lot of boneheads and wannabes. Plus I don't really have any faith in any of the so called 'tuners' in my area.
Thanks TeKKiE!
Can't please them all. :o
Originally Posted by Justasentra
Very impressive man. Good job and looking forward to the "Why the hell it's making so much powah!!" thread....
Thanks Justasentra. I'll have those updates churning out soon enough. Let me know what you think once I've posted them.Very impressive man. Good job and looking forward to the "Why the hell it's making so much powah!!" thread....
Originally Posted by coach
Hey, i didn't want to be optomistic. When I looked at the limitations I dropped down a bit, but I have seen 300+whp on T28s with standalone and stock cams a few times.
Oh I knew it'd been done. I'm afraid of ruining the transmission and taxing the turbo well past it's limits, but give me 15 or 18 psi and I'll show you something you've never seen before from a T28. =]Hey, i didn't want to be optomistic. When I looked at the limitations I dropped down a bit, but I have seen 300+whp on T28s with standalone and stock cams a few times.
Thanks for the congratulations Brent. Maybe we'll go blue in the face before some of them catch on. I hope not.