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Old 05-02-2006, 03:51 PM
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I know for sure it would hold in 4th. but i'm not going to stress the motor like that for some numbers to impress someone. I might hit up the dyno pack and finish the tuning there.
trap speeds speak. dont need a dyno if you can produce good trap speeds
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Old 05-02-2006, 04:29 PM
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good job. great numbers.

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definatly need to dyno that bad boy 1:1 gear ratio
why does he have to test 1:1 HP doesn't care about the gear your in unless your testing on a dynojet which has shitty inertia compensation.

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I know for sure it would hold in 4th. but i'm not going to stress the motor like that for some numbers to impress someone. I might hit up the dyno pack and finish the tuning there.
stess the motor more? do you mean build up to much heat?? dyno's do no stress motors because the motor is what creates all the load. the dyno is just the resistance to the load the motor is producing.

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Old 05-02-2006, 04:34 PM
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good job. great numbers.

why does he have to test 1:1 HP doesn't care about the gear your in unless your testing on a dynojet which has shitty inertia compensation.

stess the motor more? do you mean build up to much heat?? dyno's do no stress motors because the motor is what creates all the load. the dyno is just the resistance to the load the motor is producing.

bahaha

we got another turbod16 engineer here :1 :1 :1

i love laughing. keep it up trickeng
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Old 05-02-2006, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by trickeng
good job. great numbers.

why does he have to test 1:1 HP doesn't care about the gear your in unless your testing on a dynojet which has shitty inertia compensation.

stess the motor more? do you mean build up to much heat?? dyno's do no stress motors because the motor is what creates all the load. the dyno is just the resistance to the load the motor is producing.


You really really need to know what you are talking about first.


BTW this was made THROUGH 3 inch CRUSH bent exhaust WITH A CAT
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I'm sorry, what motor is this?
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Old 05-02-2006, 04:59 PM
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sleeved 2liter GSR.
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Old 05-02-2006, 05:04 PM
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sleeved 2liter GSR.
Very nice. What kind of sleeves are you running?

Where can I see your setup?
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http://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1582472
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lol

your T fitting break off yet?
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lol

your T fitting break off yet?
lol no
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