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Sparky2211 10-17-2011 09:26 AM

Re: 97 GSX/ Borg s259 ett/ e73 dyno results
 
Very impressive numbers! I love the powerband!

Shane@DBPerformance 10-17-2011 11:09 AM

Re: 97 GSX/ Borg s259 ett/ e73 dyno results
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by scheides (Post 394342)
Overlay shows mara's SC61 outspooling this thing but the BW turbo kicks butt up top!

The bad topend on Mara's SC61 had to do with the intake pipe in front of the turbo. This is after fixing the intake problem and some other changes( http://www.mitsustyle.com/forums/att...2&d=1285892300 ), but a better comparison of the turbo potential, it wasn't the SC61s fault for the old bad powerband.

His divided T4 housing should help spoolup a decent amount, but his exhaust manifold runners are on the big side and his cam has no low end, so those are probably hurting his spool up. You can have the same turbo on the same size motor spool 1500 RPMs different from one car to another depending on things like exhaust manifold, cams, intake manifold, cam gear settings, fuel used, etc.

His clutch slipped bad enough for the RPMs to shoot to revlimiter a couple times, so we had to keep the boost/power down some.

turbotalon1g 10-17-2011 02:19 PM

Re: 97 GSX/ Borg s259 ett/ e73 dyno results
 
hmm that SC61 looks so good.

Boomdeeze 10-17-2011 06:04 PM

Re: 97 GSX/ Borg s259 ett/ e73 dyno results
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Shane@DBPerformance (Post 394361)
The bad topend on Mara's SC61 had to do with the intake pipe in front of the turbo. This is after fixing the intake problem and some other changes( http://www.mitsustyle.com/forums/att...2&d=1285892300 ), but a better comparison of the turbo potential, it wasn't the SC61s fault for the old bad powerband.

His divided T4 housing should help spoolup a decent amount, but his exhaust manifold runners are on the big side and his cam has no low end, so those are probably hurting his spool up. You can have the same turbo on the same size motor spool 1500 RPMs different from one car to another depending on things like exhaust manifold, cams, intake manifold, cam gear settings, fuel used, etc.

His clutch slipped bad enough for the RPMs to shoot to revlimiter a couple times, so we had to keep the boost/power down some.

Thanks for the info Shane and again thanks on the killer tune. I may swap the cams out for some kelford 272's and see if I can pull some vacuum/gain some spool time. Next time the clutch should be broke in so we can push the turbo to it's limits!!! And I don't feel that the spool is too bad considering it pulls so hard all the way to 9k without peeling off.

Halon 10-17-2011 11:08 PM

Re: 97 GSX/ Borg s259 ett/ e73 dyno results
 
Very nice numbers for a 59mm turbo! Better clutch and more boost, and you should be in the 500's!

Boomdeeze 10-18-2011 07:04 PM

Re: 97 GSX/ Borg s259 ett/ e73 dyno results
 
Well the clutch is a South Bend SS-OFE Stage 4 so I just think it needs to be broke in along with the flywheel. Then the psi will increase so so will the awhp.

goodhart 10-19-2011 09:55 AM

Re: 97 GSX/ Borg s259 ett/ e73 dyno results
 
An overlay of Shane's fixed setup, and this would be cool. These are about the kind of numbers I was hoping for with my old 1g.


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