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APPRattleTrap 01-30-2004 11:39 AM

Re:250whp on a D series? What's needed?
 
Ya sure eventually if you run a stock d series everyday hard it will blow but me and 3 of my friends run our cars everyday on lower boost and turn it up on track night, we have only blown one engine and that was because of lack of fuel. the engine that blew had no injectors which we all know equals not enough fuel for high boost. but other than that we have been as high as 17lb of boost with a stock engine every friday night at the track with no problems.

Sinner 01-30-2004 11:51 AM

Re:250whp on a D series? What's needed?
 
I've skimmed.... I might have missed



How do you plan to put the power down? LSD? I'm getting my butt kicked with traction problems. Its not cool.

Nick

turboboy 01-30-2004 12:31 PM

Re:250whp on a D series? What's needed?
 

Originally Posted by 89dxhunchback
A dude that lives in Orlando by me, pushed 302whp with just head studs and 2mm head gasket on a 160K mile D16Z6 with no port work or anything... stock cam... A6 intake !!!

He used a T3/T4 garrett turbo.

He did something bone headed and over heated the car and warped the head, then took it back to the dyno and it HYDRO-LOCKed on him.. He was on race gas during the 302whp runs @ 17psi, but ran 93 oct. @12-13psi daily for like 3 months... His car also ran 11.80... It was powered by the all mighty AFC HACK also ( I've asked how he got it to run 17psi and he just shrugs basiclly ). It had a lot of dyno time since he works at a dyno place..

I tend to agree with the other guys about the reliabily of 300hp on a D-series.... Its a time bomb... But I also think that 300 at the track and 200 daily is two totally different things...

CHEAP PLUG TIME !!!
I'd bet the SVO turbo I'm selling for $195shipped would make 250whp with-in the AFC-hacks boost limits !!! .60.63 60 trim !!! E-mail for pics !!! rebuilt 1K miles ago by garrett !!! perfect shape and I REALLY need a new clutch ( reason for selling ).

youre talking about boosteded9

Jakal 01-30-2004 02:07 PM

Re:250whp on a D series? What's needed?
 
just get some vinyl stickers! that should be good for about 50HP i figure

Or better yet a bigger hamster!

hotrex 01-30-2004 02:34 PM

Re:250whp on a D series? What's needed?
 
jakal ill make sure to add that one to your bullshit post count....

BoostedED9 01-31-2004 06:48 PM

Re:250whp on a D series? What's needed?
 
wow too many people cry about spool up times... i had full boost by 4100, quit bitching about it because your not gona spool at 6000 witha straight t3 60/63 i guarantee it...

Dr.Boost 01-31-2004 06:54 PM

Re:250whp on a D series? What's needed?
 
^^^^the D series god has spoken. How is that new setup going? ??? Any updates?
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89dxhunchback 01-31-2004 07:05 PM

Re:250whp on a D series? What's needed?
 

Originally Posted by BoostedED9
wow too many people cry about spool up times... i had full boost by 4100, quit bitching about it because your not gona spool at 6000 witha straight t3 60/63 i guarantee it...

Speak of the devil and he shall appear !!!

BoostedED9 my car ran 14.6 at 94mph last week at Brandingtion. After I get another clutch and MBC ( so we can adjust the WG on the fly ) I'll be coming by your shop/dyno. Coastal towards Tampa is WAY TOO EXPENSIVE.

nigel 01-31-2004 11:46 PM

Re:250whp on a D series? What's needed?
 
I say you need a thick headgasket, a big turbo and some good fuel manegement.

BlinD 01-31-2004 11:59 PM

Re:250whp on a D series? What's needed?
 
I agree. Garage Advance = great tuning.. reasonable price. We had a dyno day there, and my friend has his turbo sol tuned there. Its nice. =)


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