dyno sheet and a couple night shots
04-29-2007, 05:52 PM
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dyno sheet and a couple night shots
So this is a little slow in coming but i got the tC dyno tuned at TurboTune in Greensboro NC. Its a Stage 0 with 550cc RC injectors, Intercooler, HKS SSQV, Emanage ultimate running about 5-6 psi tuned to 11.5:1
Sorry the dyno sheet looks so rough, my friend knocked it off my seat and stepped on it in the rain
Sorry the dyno sheet looks so rough, my friend knocked it off my seat and stepped on it in the rain
04-29-2007, 06:09 PM
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Yes, its the zpi stage 0, sorry about that. As for the #s the intercooler and injectors from what I'm told shouldn't really change the numbers too much the intercooler just makes it safer and the injectors were running 100% duty cycle even at low boost.
They were all third gear pulls (i hear you get higher peak #s in fourth?) , and it was about 80 degrees/23% humidity in the shop so i guess any of those could steal a couple whp, i dont know.
In any case the car is a BLAST to drive and i already have an s2000 and mustang gt on the kill list so im happy :D
They were all third gear pulls (i hear you get higher peak #s in fourth?) , and it was about 80 degrees/23% humidity in the shop so i guess any of those could steal a couple whp, i dont know.
In any case the car is a BLAST to drive and i already have an s2000 and mustang gt on the kill list so im happy :D
04-29-2007, 06:15 PM
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ok ic well at least your happy with the setup cause thats wat really matters
wat intercooler u running
also how long have you had the stg 0 in and any problems with the setup in install and drivability oh and wat did this setup cost
wat intercooler u running
also how long have you had the stg 0 in and any problems with the setup in install and drivability oh and wat did this setup cost
04-29-2007, 06:47 PM
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That's no longer a Stage 0 anymore after you have added those additional components. You have a Stage 1 now. The #'s are low because you are running only 6 PSI.
Why are you still running that low of a boost by the way? ZPI provides you with 2 springs with your kit. Drop the other one in there already! No sense in running 6 PSI when you got everything you need to run 11 PSI.
Why are you still running that low of a boost by the way? ZPI provides you with 2 springs with your kit. Drop the other one in there already! No sense in running 6 PSI when you got everything you need to run 11 PSI.
04-29-2007, 08:43 PM
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First, i guess i wasn't clear the STOCK injectors were running 100% DC @ 6psi, and the main reason im running 6psi is for safety and being nice to my stock clutch for the moment. I'm sure i will probably turn it up and get a re-tune soon, but not just yet i have some more stuff to do to the car first. (clutch, flywheel, black box, or pressure sensor, hopefully LSD) All that will be getting done as the money runs in. I say stage 0 mostly because of the #s/boost i am running, this is the same kit clayisland485 was running.
As for the kit, I have nothing but positive things to say about it, and the car is eassssy to drive, especially when you stay out of boost... you can forget about traction if you even think about getting on the gas in first, or just about anywhere if the road is wet, and theres (obviously) some torque steer. The setup went on without a hitch, and its been reliable for the 2000-3000 miles that its been on there, but only a bit of the driving was actually after the tune, and before the tune i pretty much stayed out of boost. (not that you would have to)
The only thing i would really say is you NEED injectors and you NEED a blow off valve, and of course the necessary gauges. The price i paid doesn't really mean much as i picked this kit up used from clayisland485 on here...
General consensus is the numbers are a bit low then?
As for the kit, I have nothing but positive things to say about it, and the car is eassssy to drive, especially when you stay out of boost... you can forget about traction if you even think about getting on the gas in first, or just about anywhere if the road is wet, and theres (obviously) some torque steer. The setup went on without a hitch, and its been reliable for the 2000-3000 miles that its been on there, but only a bit of the driving was actually after the tune, and before the tune i pretty much stayed out of boost. (not that you would have to)
The only thing i would really say is you NEED injectors and you NEED a blow off valve, and of course the necessary gauges. The price i paid doesn't really mean much as i picked this kit up used from clayisland485 on here...
General consensus is the numbers are a bit low then?
04-29-2007, 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted by vypa
First, i guess i wasn't clear the STOCK injectors were running 100% DC @ 6psi, and the main reason im running 6psi is for safety and being nice to my stock clutch for the moment. I'm sure i will probably turn it up and get a re-tune soon, but not just yet i have some more stuff to do to the car first. (clutch, flywheel, black box, or pressure sensor, hopefully LSD) All that will be getting done as the money runs in. I say stage 0 mostly because of the #s/boost i am running, this is the same kit clayisland485 was running.
As for the kit, I have nothing but positive things to say about it, and the car is eassssy to drive, especially when you stay out of boost... you can forget about traction if you even think about getting on the gas in first, or just about anywhere if the road is wet, and theres (obviously) some torque steer. The setup went on without a hitch, and its been reliable for the 2000-3000 miles that its been on there, but only a bit of the driving was actually after the tune, and before the tune i pretty much stayed out of boost. (not that you would have to)
The only thing i would really say is you NEED injectors and you NEED a blow off valve, and of course the necessary gauges. The price i paid doesn't really mean much as i picked this kit up used from clayisland485 on here...
General consensus is the numbers are a bit low then?
As for the kit, I have nothing but positive things to say about it, and the car is eassssy to drive, especially when you stay out of boost... you can forget about traction if you even think about getting on the gas in first, or just about anywhere if the road is wet, and theres (obviously) some torque steer. The setup went on without a hitch, and its been reliable for the 2000-3000 miles that its been on there, but only a bit of the driving was actually after the tune, and before the tune i pretty much stayed out of boost. (not that you would have to)
The only thing i would really say is you NEED injectors and you NEED a blow off valve, and of course the necessary gauges. The price i paid doesn't really mean much as i picked this kit up used from clayisland485 on here...
General consensus is the numbers are a bit low then?
Awee....Stock Clutch. That explains it then. Yeah stay with the 6 PSI then, anything above that = bye bye clutch.
Don't have to convince me of ZPI turbo kit reliability. Running Stage 1 for well over a year now.
04-29-2007, 10:33 PM
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I've heard the stock injectors work just fine on the 6psi, but to get one step colder spark plugs. I mean 390cc versus 440's used on 8.5psi greddy turbo kits....390 sounds just fine on 6psi.
04-29-2007, 10:40 PM
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Thats what i heard, but when i had to stop and switch injectors after the first pull because they were maxxed out so fwiw that was my experience.
Also i think i forgot to mention its the intercooler that ZPI uses whatever that is. Its a pretty good size, you have to remove the front crash bar, and (as you can see in the pics) the way it lined up for me the bottom drivers side intercooler pipe sticks out just a little.
Also i think i forgot to mention its the intercooler that ZPI uses whatever that is. Its a pretty good size, you have to remove the front crash bar, and (as you can see in the pics) the way it lined up for me the bottom drivers side intercooler pipe sticks out just a little.
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