laloosh vs sloshow pt2?
08-12-2008, 06:52 PM
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laloosh vs sloshow pt2?
lol not here to start anything....not here to race again, just bringing back memories and i think i might be a tenth or two faster with this lil turbo
08-12-2008, 06:55 PM
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my lil beast is about to throw rods out the block, but thats in the works as we speak.
pauter rods, aries piston with lower compression ect ect
Im putting the gt35r this weekend and not pushing over 14 psi cause i dont need to blow up and find a new short block lol
pauter rods, aries piston with lower compression ect ect
Im putting the gt35r this weekend and not pushing over 14 psi cause i dont need to blow up and find a new short block lol
08-12-2008, 06:57 PM
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smart idea haha. how long till you up the boost?
11-22-2008, 12:09 PM
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well i went to a dyno day and the guy running the show wouldnt let me touch **** btwn runs cause for some reason he considered that tuning the car. I went in at a measly 17psi...a gt35r is asleep at 17psi so the numbers were rather low. I wanted to up it to 20-21 but no dice. This was done on a awd dyno, dont ask.... Anyway here are the results
On the street 3 psi makes a huge difference, im going to ricer guess and say 370-380 at 20
On the street 3 psi makes a huge difference, im going to ricer guess and say 370-380 at 20
11-22-2008, 01:04 PM
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not bad man, according to the plots me and phil were doing last night, it should be a bit higher than that though. but that's right around what i put down at the same boost on a slightly smaller turbo,
BTW what afr are you running now on that thing
BTW what afr are you running now on that thing
11-22-2008, 07:50 PM
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not impressed. I would have expected bigger numbers on a bigger displacement engine and a 35r. Synapse layed down more than that with a measily 2871r.
I know it's only 17psi, but hey, I'm hating cause I expect big numbers from big turbos. And it's not a cobalt.
As long as slowsho hasn't done anything new to his, I'm gonna guess that you'd beat him easily though.
BTW, what's the head design like on the Mazdas?
I know it's only 17psi, but hey, I'm hating cause I expect big numbers from big turbos. And it's not a cobalt.
As long as slowsho hasn't done anything new to his, I'm gonna guess that you'd beat him easily though.
BTW, what's the head design like on the Mazdas?
11-22-2008, 08:44 PM
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Like laloosh said, a 35R at 17psi is like farting in a tornado. That turbo will scream around 30psi. Once he can up the boost, it will be a different ball game.
11-22-2008, 09:51 PM
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I'm comparing 2.0 motor with a big turbo to a 2.3 motor with big turbo. I'm just saying that the numbers suck. I think the MS3's are ugly and I think the potential is garbage. and now after seeing a 35r on 17psi make that low of power, I laugh. Cuz a TVS blown LSJ on 17psi would walk that MS3 like a dog.
Please don't take offense Laloosh. I'm just not impressed. Go turn the boost up and tune it and make near 500whp and I'll retract my statements.
Please don't take offense Laloosh. I'm just not impressed. Go turn the boost up and tune it and make near 500whp and I'll retract my statements.