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Old 03-27-2011, 11:21 AM   #1
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I have a 6spd. i havent bought a turbo yet so can still get any size.
Still have the stock cooler on it is difficult to get good brand names in SA and to import a new one is very expensive. the coolers this side does not have specs they just give size
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Old 03-31-2011, 11:13 AM   #2
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I have a 6spd. i havent bought a turbo yet so can still get any size.
Still have the stock cooler on it is difficult to get good brand names in SA and to import a new one is very expensive. the coolers this side does not have specs they just give size
Great. I hope you haven't got the fuel system yet either. Okay, my next two questions are:
1) What is your application? Roadrace? Daily driver? Autocross? Drag race? Drifting? Top speed? etc.
2) What is your horsepower goal? ...or what is your goal for your application (eg. specific lap time?).
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Old 03-31-2011, 07:28 PM   #3
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No haven't bought the fuel system yet.
Drag racing and roadrace.
±500whp don't know what the 1/4 mile time will be.
Did compressure test all cylinders fine.
Standerd it made 272whp and 14.3 on 1/4 mile.
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No haven't bought the fuel system yet.
Drag racing and roadrace.
±500whp don't know what the 1/4 mile time will be.
Did compressure test all cylinders fine.
Standerd it made 272whp and 14.3 on 1/4 mile.
  • Drag + roadrace is a very tough combo...especially for the suspension. For example, the best dragrace setup is no front sway bar a stiff rear sway bar, and really mushy rear suspension. For roadrace, you want a stiff front sway bar, a relatively weak rear sway bar, and a good balance of spring rates front to rear. See what I mean?
  • 500whp through a 6spd is very doable with a relatively small turbo on the stock fuel system.
  • Precisely what were your compression test numbers? Please feel free to send them to me privately.
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  • Al of the cylinders is between 150 and 155psi
  • why do you take the front sway bar off what is the reason
  • Does a twinscroll turbo make any diffrense on spool up time
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Old 04-10-2011, 11:23 AM   #6
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  • Al of the cylinders is between 150 and 155psi.
Agreed those numbers are okay, but (fyi) a brand-new 2jz-gte reads about 170psi. I'd suggest you should also do a leakdown test.
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  • why do you take the front sway bar off what is the reason
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For the best drag race launch, you want the back tires firmly planted, regardless of body twist or suspension travel. When the front sway bar is doing its job forcing the body flat, the rear tires aren't optimally planted.





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  • Does a twinscroll turbo make any diffrense on spool up time
Not at all, unless you have one of these:
http://www.spracingonline.com/store/...ool_Valve/3643
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Dit the test everything is fine.that part is expensive for something that i can make my self.
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