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

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.

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

Re: 450's
 

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 :-*

Re: 450's
 

thats not common sense...

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

Re: 450's
 

touche'

Re: 450's
 

try 250 then check the duty cycle.

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

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?

Re: 450's
 

http://68.178.148.188/forum/Themes/h...ish/search.gif
or
http://68.178.148.188/forum/Themes/h...ish/logout.gif

Re: 450's
 

or theres always the third option where you shut the ---- up


search doesnt work

Re: 450's
 

insert your gayass question that you cannot figure out site:www.homemadeturbo.com


Now ---- off ------

Re: 450's
 

hahahahahah thanks

Re: 450's
 

Clayton, just chill the ---- out. This issue has been addressed many times before, and it pisses people off when the same question is being asked over and over again. The 450's are good for about 300 HP as stated earlier. If you use an adjustable FPR you should be able to push the limit to about 320 HP (more depending on the chance you want to take).

Go to RC Engineering's website or Google "calculating injector flow rate" and you will find formulas that can be used to tell you the HP rating when you plug in certain information.

Re: 450's
 

oh im calm man.....im just screwing around


thanks for the info

Re: 450's
 

haha owned faggot

Re: 450's
 

die :y