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2008-01-29 16:45:06
#31
Originally Posted by Dudeman258
Wow SERacer, talk about almost perfect dyno sheet.

I wonder how much the motor responds to the valve job alone. Miko you seen many ve's with valve jobs done?

Dudeman


{Wow SERacer, talk about almost perfect dyno sheet} I am happy for the #'s, but it seams almost toooo perfect. The valve job would make a difference, how much I do not know. The N1's are next, just got to wait a while.
2008-01-29 17:16:42
#32
Originally Posted by HKS
181.0 hp @ 7250 rpms
144.6 TQ @ 6150 rpms
VVL @ 5400

gasket for the flange on the fuji header i have was made an the port on the gasket dont match the header (this is for the seconadary). an thats how i got that dyno.. the ports are off by 1/4 of an inch its restrictive as fuk im gonna take pics tomorrow of the gasket an tell me what you guys think.. im fixing it as i go.also shaving down the header. dont ask.

HERE are the pics.
of the gasket fiasco.
FIASCO. love saying that ****.

2008-01-29 17:33:51
#33
Originally Posted by SERacer
{Wow SERacer, talk about almost perfect dyno sheet} I am happy for the #'s, but it seams almost toooo perfect. The valve job would make a difference, how much I do not know. The N1's are next, just got to wait a while.


It's interesting looking at how your torque curve seems to dip when your a/f dips also. Can that be tuned out to be even more flat?

Yea, well definitely get those cams asap! I can't wait to see how it turns out.

Dudeman
2008-01-29 17:52:50
#34
Originally Posted by Andreas
Remember guys he has some things going for him, to make more HP over a stock motor.

5 angle valve job

Race advanced timing map with race fuel.

it is a great job none the less


this is true
2008-01-29 18:51:04
#35
Originally Posted by Dudeman258
It's interesting looking at how your torque curve seems to dip when your a/f dips also. Can that be tuned out to be even more flat?

Yea, well definitely get those cams asap! I can't wait to see how it turns out.

Dudeman



I think that's the curves crossing and the cams popping. IMO that's about as flat a tq curve you are gonna get. It looks great man. Can't wait to see what your cams do x2.
2008-01-29 19:27:21
#36
There is still more to be had. Looking at the A/f ratio print out. this is intresting.

It's going to be a while before I get those cams. Need valve springs, tit retainers, cam gears and a Calum real time. all that stuff adds up to alot of bucks

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v685/serexcess/DynoAFRatio08.jpg
2008-02-01 19:40:20
#37


sr16 cams, ssac header, wai, calum ecu, fidanza flywheel, NFPR, SAFC

i should be in 200's w/N1 cams and springs soon..
2008-02-01 21:39:11
#38
Originally Posted by duntmesswitda_s
sr16 cams, ssac header, wai, calum ecu, fidanza flywheel, NFPR, SAFC

i should be in 200's w/N1 cams and springs soon..


You may not even need N1s for 200. Your ssac is 2.5"? You have a pop charger on that WAI? What exhaust are you running? 3" would be ideal. Maybe some cam gears and a pulley or two... Looking good.
2008-02-02 04:08:19
#39
yea 2.5 ssac headers and no pop charger jus a regular filter and i ran open headers while i dynoed, btw it had a 2 1/4 catback..i'd post up some videos but my computer is acting up..
2008-02-10 07:16:13
#40
Here's my current setup:
20VE
N1s
CS Gears +5/-5
GSpec Pulley
Fidanza Flywheel
BC Springs
SSAC
Calum
4 Bar
3" Exhaust
Outlaw Spacers
3" CAI
DE TB
DE MAF




Mods listed above. Switched at 4500 RPM simultaneously. Had a dip after 4500 when I switched at 5000. AFR on that is bad tho. It actually runs low 13s.

Pretty happy with the raw number considering it's a Mustang so it's easily 200+ on a Dynojet I'm sure.

_SHig
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