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Old 10-12-2009, 09:12 PM
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Old 10-12-2009, 09:32 PM
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Nice... but why does the figure say 561BHP but the graph only 490BHP...LOL...he say's 'Only'.
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Old 10-12-2009, 09:36 PM
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Very impressive.....
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Old 10-12-2009, 09:43 PM
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Nice... but why does the figure say 561BHP but the graph only 490BHP...LOL...he say's 'Only'.
The bhp scale is on the left of the graph, the torque scale is on the right
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The bhp scale is on the left of the graph, the torque scale is on the right
LOL...well spotted....completely missed that....it's been a long week....
They normally use the same scale for both and the curves cross at 5250rpm. So that would also explain why the curves do not cross until approx 6000rpm.

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Damn that must be a quick car!
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Old 11-12-2009, 08:22 AM
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Great figures Clive. Very impressive.

Was this on the Meths?
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Old 11-12-2009, 11:07 AM
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Worzel: yes mate 20% Meths.

V Power was around the 500 mark so the Meths produced better figures than we thought it would.
The 850 injectors were pushed to 112% maxing out at 561.9.
1000cc injectors or an 8 injector setup opposed to the current 4 would have pushed it to 600 Bhp.

They were great figures remembering that I only opted for the HG/RCM GT30 / 37 Turbo.

There is still a shed load of power left if I want it but to be honest 560 is pretty quick in a P1.

Works out at 435.6 Bhp per ton / 450.3 Bhp at the wheels

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Old 11-12-2009, 11:37 AM
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Very fookin impressive! Good job mate.
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Wow really good figures. Your engine has alot more to give looking at the build. Your turbo must be just about max'd on a gt30 gt35 for more. Not that you need it must be so quick on the road, well done mate.
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Old 11-12-2009, 01:08 PM
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Very impressive
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Old 11-12-2009, 03:31 PM
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if thats being conservative and playing safe with some in reserve

The best thing I like, the car just looks like a well kept example of a P1 a proper wolf in sheeps clothing, although the clothing is pretty special to begin with

Again well done
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Feck me that's impressive
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Mr X:
That has been my main aim from the start, to keep it as much of a P1 as we could.
RCM done a great job fitting the intercooler as it is a huge lump. Much modification behind the splitter to fit the APS 725R IC (725 meaning will max out at 725Bhp).

That is also why I put the black mesh on, to try and hide the IC
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Wow really good figures. Your engine has alot more to give looking at the build. Your turbo must be just about max'd on a gt30 gt35 for more. Not that you need it must be so quick on the road, well done mate.

Your right Nige. We know the engine could have much more if required.
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GT35, GT40, GT42 or GT45 turbo's. + 1000cc injectors

Bio-fuel (will need 1000cc injectors or an 8 injector set up)

NOS at 25,50,75 or 100 shot. (100 shot gives the Stopper an additional 190Bhp!)
NOS will cause the only weak spot, being the h/gaskets. The way around it will be to have a Gas O Ring system whereby the engine will be h/gasketless. (same as F1).

A sequential box will be needed with anymore power. You will live on the gears with big power plus ya brain wont know what month your in
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if thats being conservative and playing safe with some in reserve

The best thing I like, the car just looks like a well kept example of a P1 a proper wolf in sheeps clothing, although the clothing is pretty special to begin with

Again well done
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The big question is are you bringing this beast to the Nurburgring?
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Old 11-12-2009, 10:15 PM
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Imagine it on the unrestricted autobarn.
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nice!

what does a HG/RCM GT30 / 37 Turbo translate to.. ie. what exhaust housing?
Straight GT30R wont physcially flow enough air to do that power so must be hybrid with larger exhaust wheel?

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Old 12-12-2009, 09:34 AM
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very impressive mate bet your chuffed not far off 600
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Nice one mate

Very impressive
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nice!

what does a HG/RCM GT30 / 37 Turbo translate to.. ie. what exhaust housing?
Straight GT30R wont physcially flow enough air to do that power so must be hybrid with larger exhaust wheel?

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Yeah, thats exactly what my mrs just said when she saw the thread
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Old 12-12-2009, 06:46 PM
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Hybrid Garrett RCM (fiddle?) 37/37 with Ex Housing @ 0.82. Sorry

Dave Rowe said they were very good results for a 30.

The 850's were showing 112% at 561.9 so 1000's we feel would have developed more power.
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The 850's were showing 112% at 561.9 so 1000's we feel would have developed more power.
Get them on your christmas list then
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Old 12-12-2009, 11:32 PM
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assuming the fuelling wasn't a stopping point on the power then 1000cc injectors will give you a bit of safety margin (head room) but no more power. If however Dave would have run more boost etc then yes 1000cc would give more power.

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Old 13-12-2009, 12:10 AM
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assuming the fuelling wasn't a stopping point on the power then 1000cc injectors will give you a bit of safety margin (head room) but no more power. If however Dave would have run more boost etc then yes 1000cc would give more power.

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ok cheers for that Simon.
Not sure what boost levels can be achieved by the current set up but a larger turbo 35 / 40 I guess would take it up over 600
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Old 13-12-2009, 12:15 AM
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ok cheers for that Simon.
Not sure what boost levels can be achieved by the current set up but a larger turbo 35 / 40 I guess would take it up over 600
in theory yes.

although you will be trading off spool for power..

I would recommend gt35R over gt30/40..

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in theory yes.

although you will be trading off spool for power..

I would recommend gt35R over gt30/40..

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Ok. I wont be changing turbos yet if at all Simon. Not having enough power isn't exactly a problem at the moment mate
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no.. still got race fuel to go yet
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no.. still got race fuel to go yet

mmmmm stop putting naughty thoughts into my head you.
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dont think I will Gramps. I took it out tonight on Meths and traction is an issue.
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what tyres you on?

traction will be an issue regardless this time of year..

I am spinning up my newage with 416bhp.. my classic is only coming out to play when dry at the mo.

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what tyres you on?

traction will be an issue regardless this time of year..

I am spinning up my newage with 416bhp.. my classic is only coming out to play when dry at the mo.

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Hankook tyres at the moment. They were surprisingly good at Snetters.

Yep, whatever month the traction will be an issue.
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Had mine spin in 5th in the wet the other day. That caught me out.

On Toyo proxes though.
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Had mine spin in 5th in the wet the other day. That caught me out.

On Toyo proxes though.

What power you running Worz?
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380bhp & 395ft lb.

Toyo proxes are like having glass tyres in the wet though. I gave it a bootfull in 3rd/4th/5th and spun the wheels in all of them

Mate, with your kind of power, I would be **** scared of going out in anything but perfect conditions, either that or driving like miss daisy.
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380bhp & 395ft lb.

Toyo proxes are like having glass tyres in the wet though. I gave it a bootfull in 3rd/4th/5th and spun the wheels in all of them

Mate, with your kind of power, I would be **** scared of going out in anything but perfect conditions, either that or driving like miss daisy.


Although the graph shows 561.9 Worzel the Bhp was reduced when Dave R mapped it for the road after the dyno runs.
We did get a reading of 563.7 from one run but they did not print that one out for some reason?.
It's still a bit mad though.
Running at 550 Bhp now.
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