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claytonsmith 10-10-2006 10:42 PM

450's
 
is there an ~ limit HP wise on 450's?? itll be in a d series if that matters....


i would assume that they would be somewhat efficent to ~300hp? or will they be maxed before that?


thanks in advance


... assholes


ifly87 10-10-2006 11:15 PM

Re: 450's
 
Wow you are a real piece of ----, and the injectors should be good for a lil past 300, figure it out yourself you little bitch.

JDMFantasy2K 10-10-2006 11:21 PM

Re: 450's
 
did you even search? I think that is some of the most common knowledge aside from, "what does a turbo do" :1

claytonsmith 10-11-2006 01:55 PM

Re: 450's
 

Originally Posted by JDMFantasy2K
did you even search? I think that is some of the most common knowledge aside from, "what does a turbo do" :1


no i didnt search cause i didnt ------- feel like it and the search function doesnt work.. and i dont feel like ------- with google//?: HMT "queary" what the ---- ever

and no


common knowledge would be something along the lines of " if you touch a stove its going to burn you"


or " if you hit yourself in the face with a sledge hammer its going to hurt"


not the hp limit of dsm 450's


thanks for the info cum guzzler :-*

ryan89crx 10-11-2006 02:33 PM

Re: 450's
 

Originally Posted by claytonsmith
common knowledge would be something along the lines of " if you touch a stove its going to burn you"

thats not common sense...

the stove has to be on first, if its off it wont burn you at all :1

claytonsmith 10-11-2006 03:13 PM

Re: 450's
 
touche'

ProzacOverdose 10-11-2006 03:21 PM

Re: 450's
 
try 250 then check the duty cycle.

oh yeah........Ryan....I love your avitar! :y

claytonsmith 10-11-2006 03:41 PM

Re: 450's
 
right so... duty cycle = (RPM x injector pulse width) / 1200


is there any way to find the IPW aside from maybe some sort of datalogging?

can you use a multimeter or something of the sorts?

mike94se 10-11-2006 04:39 PM

Re: 450's
 

Originally Posted by claytonsmith
right so... duty cycle = (RPM x injector pulse width) / 1200


is there any way to find the IPW aside from maybe some sort of datalogging?

can you use a multimeter or something of the sorts?

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claytonsmith 10-11-2006 06:42 PM

Re: 450's
 
or theres always the third option where you shut the ---- up


search doesnt work


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