GT40R dyno chart
10-22-2005, 01:14 PM
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Here's a dyno pull we did on one of our customer's car using the GT40R turbo with our manifold. The boost level with this pull is around 13.5psi (.95kg/cm2 on pfc and almost 1.0kg/cm2 on the boost gauge). The car was actually started to run lean (not as lean as it shows on the dyno) but it was starting to run lean so I let off at around 7krpm. We later find out the lean condition was caused by low on fuel while we were on the dyno (eventhough it shows 1/4 tank on the fuel gauge). We tuned the car up to 15psi on the street before dyno pulls and left it there until he does the dual pump setup before tuning for higher boost on race gas. We're expecting 500rwhp with this car at 20psi of boost. More dyno charts to come in the future
Here're the specs of the car
Gotham Stage 3 engine w/ balancing to 5 grams
Greddy 2 row I/C
Gotham GT40R turbo kit w/ single wastegate setup
midpipe w/ silencer
Blitz exhaust
ACT Extreme clutch w/ ACT flywheel
PFC
850cc/1600cc injectors
Defi link gauge system
HKS Twin Power
3 bar map sensor
MSD ignition wire
NGK racing plugs for leading
Here're the specs of the car
Gotham Stage 3 engine w/ balancing to 5 grams
Greddy 2 row I/C
Gotham GT40R turbo kit w/ single wastegate setup
midpipe w/ silencer
Blitz exhaust
ACT Extreme clutch w/ ACT flywheel
PFC
850cc/1600cc injectors
Defi link gauge system
HKS Twin Power
3 bar map sensor
MSD ignition wire
NGK racing plugs for leading
10-22-2005, 01:38 PM
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I believed it was the older style Greddy 2 row (not exactly FMIC). I'm sure that he'll change it eventually. 
Thats awesome. I'm surprised hes only using a Greddy 2-row IC though.
Originally Posted by sweet7' post='771719' date='Oct 22 2005, 10:33 AM
Thats awesome. I'm surprised hes only using a Greddy 2-row IC though.
10-25-2005, 09:59 PM
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this is a GT40R? I thought they would start spooling sooner. look like about 4300 - 4500 is where it starts spooling.
yeah those A/F is on the lean side.
looks good, cant wait to you get the fuel setup fixed and can spend some time tuning it in.
yeah those A/F is on the lean side.
looks good, cant wait to you get the fuel setup fixed and can spend some time tuning it in.
10-26-2005, 05:22 PM
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those a/f is about 1.5-2 off the actual wideband I have in place. that's why I let off. The problem was caused by low on fuel, a/f was fine while tuning on the street and flat. any GT series turbo comes with a bigger turbine wheel (bigger than P trim) so I was expecting slightly laggier than any T-series turbo running the same hot side (or similar). it gets 15psi@3800rpm on the street so just from looking at the dyno chart doesn't really mean much.
also tony, you never replied to my PM regarding the balance you owe from 2 yrs ago. What's up with that?
this is a GT40R? I thought they would start spooling sooner. look like about 4300 - 4500 is where it starts spooling.
yeah those A/F is on the lean side.
looks good, cant wait to you get the fuel setup fixed and can spend some time tuning it in.
also tony, you never replied to my PM regarding the balance you owe from 2 yrs ago. What's up with that?
Originally Posted by 87GTR' post='772670' date='Oct 25 2005, 06:59 PM
this is a GT40R? I thought they would start spooling sooner. look like about 4300 - 4500 is where it starts spooling.
yeah those A/F is on the lean side.
looks good, cant wait to you get the fuel setup fixed and can spend some time tuning it in.
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