Direct bolt-on turbo (ko4 replacement)
#1057
NOR did I give myself/this car that ridiculous name.
#1067
#1068
Yea, I can't beleive I missed all the drama. I wondered how bad it got that someone had to use the eraser. I vote for ZFR no doubt. Still though, I am about to try out another bolt on kit so we'll see what happens.
#1071
#1072
Nice numbers on 93! I am starting Adrian's ZFR today. Just waiting on him to let me know if we are doing full E-85 with the 5th injector or if we are doing E-47 without. He is at nearly 6000 ft above sea level so fueling should not be an issue on E-47 even cranking the ZFR up to 29 psi. IIRC he made 357 whp 412 wrtq SAE on E-85 on the stock turbo at 5200 + altitude so should make great power on the ZFR. I am hoping it will see 460 whp at 29 psi (same absolute pressure as 25 psi at sea level)
#1073
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Holy crap. 460whp would be awesome
can the ZFR be ramped up to 28-30psi where it is maxed out and still be safe on 93 gas TO 6500RPMS?
If so, how much power are we thinking with full bolt-ons like me, at sea level here in Florida ON SOME DECENT TIMING or would fueling still be an issue???
can the ZFR be ramped up to 28-30psi where it is maxed out and still be safe on 93 gas TO 6500RPMS?
If so, how much power are we thinking with full bolt-ons like me, at sea level here in Florida ON SOME DECENT TIMING or would fueling still be an issue???
#1074
Holy crap. 460whp would be awesome
can the ZFR be ramped up to 28-30psi where it is maxed out and still be safe on 93 gas TO 6500RPMS?
If so, how much power are we thinking with full bolt-ons like me, at sea level here in Florida ON SOME DECENT TIMING or would fueling still be an issue???
can the ZFR be ramped up to 28-30psi where it is maxed out and still be safe on 93 gas TO 6500RPMS?
If so, how much power are we thinking with full bolt-ons like me, at sea level here in Florida ON SOME DECENT TIMING or would fueling still be an issue???