GNVYUS 1
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No MAT temp data, it looks like a sensor is in the passenger rear plenum?
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SignUp Now!No MAT, Manifold Air Temperature, when the sensor is in the plenum it's recording Manifold temps, when it's in front of the TB it's IAT. It looks like the sensor is in the rear of the plenum so that's why I said MAT, but the readings are usually the same so no biggie.
I ask because most likely you're 15% over ambient temps which means you could try Meth to help lower the MAT and add fueling to give some headroom to your fuel system. Then turn it up and break the 1k HP barrier.
BTW, I noticed you don't run a Maf pipe and you mentioned it's a street car, is that V Band lip screened? Or is it like this one the Supras run?
VECCO HIGH PERFORMANCE (scroll down a bit)
How old is your module, coilpack, wires and plugs then?
Curious what plugs you run anyways?
Bob Baileys COP is really ideal for an engine like yours, you'd be that car gaining 60whp at 30psi with it.
link for Baileys COP?
Aeromotive Pro Series pump. -12 feed with -10 to the front of the car.
The converter is a Neal Chance bolt-together.
I asked about this and he said that he doesn't use the tach pickup on a sparkplug wire for higher horsepower cars because the data gets skewed. He gets the car rolling to 3000rpms then calibrates the dyno for the pull. I'm sure that the rpm number shown isn't accurate.
In talking to others about this I'm told that this would produce an accurate HP number but a skewed torque number. I really don't know...
All I know is that the real story here is that it used up 160lb injectors which will tell you how much power the engine is making based on fuel consumption alone. And after driving this car I have no doubt this car is an easy low 9sec car to high 8s.
I've driven alot of fast cars, most of them my own (including my mid-7sec Mustang), and my butt dyno is usually pretty accurate.
See above.
actually its the other way around-------torque is actually measured by the dyno and HP is calculated based on the torque at any given RPM---------
OK, so it made 900ftlbs of torque... I really don't care at this point. I just know its going to whoop some azz this summer:wink:
Just want you guys to know we figured out the problem. I'm too embarassed to tell you what it was. brain fart.
Leave a plug wire off? :biggrin:
It happens, I'd still consider COP for a Monster engine like yours since you're gaining power through efficiency which is like, FREE HP.
Though it might run $1k when you're done. :frown: